107077-001 - Product Manual - Model #1590 Axial Construction Heater / Blower - Rev. 05 - 07-01-2015
Page 15
5.0 - Product Operation
The Pelsue Model #1590 Construction Heater is built from a rugged lightweight aluminum housing and base. The Pelsue
#1590 Construction Heater is
specifically designed to provide means of heating confined shelters or work areas.
All
specifications, instructions, and procedures provided within this manual or upon Pelsue Specification Documents are
based upon and only valid for usage with Pelsue accessories. The T.A. Pelsue Company cannot verify equipment safety
and/or compliance when utilized with anything other than Pelsue approved confined space accessories.
Heater / Blower
-
#1590
General Specifications
• Weight
-
35.0 lbs.
• Height
-
14.0”
• Width
-
14.5”
• Length
-
27.0”
• BTU output
-
45,000
• Free air output
-
432 cfm
5.1 - Product Description & Capabilities
The following section will address the capabilities and the general operation of the Pelsue Model #1590 Axial Construction
Heater / Blower. The instructions contained within this section should be adhered to each and every time the product is
used. Any person tasked with installing or operating this piece of equipment should be familiar with these procedures.
Figure #5.2a:
#1590
Pre-Inspection Points
Features:
• Low Maintenance
• Automatic ignition system with gas lock-out in the event
of loss of flame, can be reset manually
• Equipped with a certified safety control & flame sensor
• Thermal and pressure switches prevent operation if inlet
or outlet are blocked
Materials & Construction
• Aluminum Base & Housing
• Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger
• Stainless Steel, Brass, & Copper
Plumbing
Additional requirements & Notes
• This heater is only intended for use in a well-ventilated space and is not
for home or recreational vehicle use.
Prior to Operation, the #1590 Construction Heater should be configured and prepared according to the following guide
-
lines.
1. Pre-Operation Inspection:
It is necessary to perform a visual inspection, each time, prior to using the product. If deficiencies are found, remove the
product from service and contact the T.A. Pelsue Company regarding repair. The following checklist coupled with
Figure
#5.2a
should be used as a guide to determine whether the equipment is in good operating condition prior to usage.
Equipment that is not in good condition can endanger the safety of the entrant and attendant during use.
5.2 - Start-Up & Operating Procedures
The Pre-Operation Visual Inspection is not
limited to, but must include the following items:
a.
Check that the heater / blower’s inlet and
outlet guards, as well as chimney screen
are present and free of obstructions.
b.
Remove any objects or combustibles
around the immediate area that could
come into contact with or ignite from
use of the heater.
c.
The cordset is properly attached to the
heater / blower; the on/off switch is work-
ing properly, and set to “off”.
d.
The rubber feet are attached.
e.
There are no kinks or breaks in the copper
piping, and no leaks in the plumbing.
f.
The hose assembly is in good working
condition, with no cuts or knicks present.
CHIMNEY SCREEN INLET GUARD
CORDSET
RUBBER FEET
OUTLET GUARD
PROPANE
GAS LINES
