EMPYRE PRO SERIES INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL • 2009 7
SAFETY
WARNING
!
ELECTROCUTION HAZARD
ALWAYS SECURE DOOR WITH LATCH.
TIGHTEN WITH WRENCH.
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Electrical Ratings: 120 volts, 60HZ,
max breaker size 15 amps. (Blower
rating is less than 2 amps.)
For supply connections use No.14 AWG
or larger wires acceptable for at least
90ºC or equivalent.
For use with aluminum or copper
conductors.
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ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATION
ADD ON INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
- This furnace can be connected to an
existing boiler system.
- Operate the (oil, gas, electric) boiler
periodically to ensure it will operate
satisfactorily when needed.
- DO NOT relocate or bypass any of
the safety controls in the original
boiler installation.
CAUTION: This equipment may only be
installed by qualifi ed personnel.
- Disconnect electric power to both
boilers before servicing.
CAUTION: Maintain combustion air
supply to both boilers. Air starvation is
dangerous. Provide a fresh air opening
at least 2,000 mm2(3 in 2).
An annual inspection by a qualifi ed
service technician is recommended.
INSTALLER INFORMATION:
Name__________________________
Address________________________
_______________________________
Date of Installation_______________
!
• THIS LID IS HEAVY.
• USE BOTH HANDS.
• LID AREA MAY BE VERY HOT.
• SWITCH BLOWER OFF BEFORE OPENING.
DANGER
!
Risk of fi re or explosion. DO NOT start or fuel the fi re using
garbage, gasoline, drain oil or other fl ammable liquids or
chemicals.
WARNING
!
SAFE DOOR OPERATION:
- Stand BEHIND loading door and SLOWLY open. (Close
door if heavy smoke is present.) WAIT 30 seconds
before opening door fully.
- Switch blower OFF for loading when fl ames are present.
- Always CLOSE and LATCH doors fi rmly. Switch blower ON.
- DO NOT operate with loading door and ash removal door open.
- DO NOT store combustible materials close to furnace.
- Follow listed combustibles installation clearances.
- Follow complete installation, operating and cleaning
instructions in Operator’s Manual.
!
-Hot surfaces do not touch.
- KEEP CHILDREN at safe distance.
- DO NOT damage furnace. Load wood carefully.
- DO NOT add fuel during a power outage.
- KEEP water level above the add mark.
- Place ash in metal containers and away from
combustible materials.
SPECIFICATIONS
Install and use only in accordance
with the manufacturer’s installation/
operating instructions and local
codes. If there are no applicable local
codes, an outdoor installation chimney
must be listed to the ULC-S610 and
ULC-S604 standard and an indoor
installation must follow ANSI/NFPA
211 and NFPA90B. Chimney must
be a listed UL 103 HT or ULC S629
residential all-fuel type or tile-lined
masonry. Flue connector pipe must
be made of a minimum 24 NSG black
steel. Special precautions are required
for passing the chimney through a
combustible wall or ceiling. Refer
to authorities having jurisdiction for
proper installation.
Minimum Clearance to Combustibles
Side Wall to Furnace 12” (305 mm)
Back Wall to Furnace 36” (914 mm)
Front of Furnace to
Combustibles
48” (1220 mm)
Combustibles to Flue 12” (305 mm)
Ceiling to Furnace 33” (838 mm)
!
- DO NOT connect the unit to a
chimney fl ue that serves another
appliance.
- DO NOT burn trash in this furnace.
- DO NOT pressurize water in
furnace.
- DO NOT dump ash close to any
combustible materials.
- The heat exchanger, fl ue pipe,
chimney must be in good condition
and cleaned regularly to remove
accumulated creosote and ash.
- Clean at the end of the heating
season to minimize corrosion
during summer months.
- Follow cleaning instructions in
Operator’s Manual.
- Refer to Operator’s Manual for
complete instructions.
In the event of loss of electrical power:
1. Open all check and zone valves in
the system. Depending on system
design, this may allow convective
circulation.
2. It is important to remember that
the heating system cannot dispose
of a great deal of heat without the
circulators running. Avoid over fi ring!
DO NOT LOAD LARGE AMOUNTS OF
SOLID FUEL INTO THE FURNACE!
Fire the furnace cautiously until you
are able to determine how quickly
the heat system is able to dissipate
the heat being produced by the
furnace.
3. When the power has returned,
reset all check and zone valves and
resume normal operation of the
system.
In the event of a runaway fi re:
1. Ensure the fi rebox door is tightly
closed.
2. Close all the combustion air inlets
on the furnace.
To cool an overheated furnace:
1. Turn all thermostats to their highest
temperature setting.
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EMPYRE PRO SERIES HYDRONIC FURNACE
Pro Series 100/200 #702112153 or #702111396, Pro Series 400 #70625938
Pro Series 100/200 #702112153 or #702111396, Pro Series 400 #70625938
Pro Series 100/200 no702112153 ou no 702111396, Pro Series 400 no 70625938
Pro Series 100/200 no702112153 ou no 702111396, Pro Series 400 no 70625938
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66-1-M91 UL Standard 391-2006/726-06 Standard C22.2 No. 3
Appareil De Chauffage Norme B366-1-M91 De La CSA Norme 391 De ULC - 2006
Appareil De Chauffage Norme B366-1-M91 De La CSA Norme 391 De ULC - 2006/726-06 Norme C22.2 No 3Appareil De Chauffage Norme B366-1-M91 De La CSA Norme 391 De ULC - 2006
Certifi ed as an add-on model October 2007.
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