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GENERAL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
The following instructions are a guide to general
installation only. The procedure for installing the
infra-red system is based on structural members
of the building and how they can be used to
support the heating system. Before proceeding
with the installation of the system, we suggest
that you consult your Sterling Distributor for the
proper procedure for your particular job.
Since most installations will differ in many
details, these instructions are general. Sound
judgment must be exercised and careful supervi-
sion is essential to assure the installation will be
made in the best manner possible for trouble-free
operation and at minimal cost.
All systems must be done in accordance with
acceptable practices, local codes, and applicable
standards.
This heater is suitable for reflector mounting
angles up to 30 degrees along the short axis.
Improper angle mounting can result in overheat-
ing of controls and combustible materials.
The hangers support the infra-red heater and the
reflectors.
Chain, with a working load of at least 200 lbs., is
recommended for hanging the heater by connect-
ing the hanger(s) to a beam or other support.
If rigid means such as rods are used in place of
chains, swing joints or other means of sufficient
length must be provided to compensate for
expansion.
IMPORTANT: For either horizontal or angle
mounting, the long axis of the heater must be
level. Use only non-combustible mounting
hardware.
NOTE: It is the responsibility of the installer to
insure that the chosen suspension system will
support at least 200 lbs.
MODEL
AVERAGE MOUNT-
ING HEIGHT (IN
FEET)
DISTANCE FROM WALL
TO REAR OF HEATER
(LONG AXIS
PARALLEL TO WALL)
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
HEATERS
(SHORT
AXIS ) FT.
30°
ANGLE
HORI-
ZONTAL
30°
ANGLE
HORI-
ZONTAL
SHR150L
26
32
SERVICE
CLEAR-
ANCE
32
22-40
130
SHR150N
26
32
32
22-40
130
SHR200L
28
34
34
22-40
130
SHR200N
28
34
34
22-40
130
MAX. DISTANCE
BETWEEN ROWS
OR MAX. BUILD-
ING WIDTH (FT.)
FIGURE 2
Содержание SHR150
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