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Infrared Heating Catalog

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No.

LOW INTENSITY INFRARED

Indoor/Outdoor Packaged System

Description/Standard Features/Technical Data .................. 2

Dimensional Data/Location Information .............................. 3

Sample Specification ........................................................ 4

Limited Warranty ............................................................... 5

Indoor Modular System

Description/Standard Features ............................................ 6

Optional Features/Technical/Dimensional Data................... 7

Engineering/Application Data:

Clearances to Combustibles ........................................... 8

Location and Mounting Height ........................................ 8

Venting ............................................................................. 9

Heater Configurations .................................................... 10

Option Information:

“L” Tube Heat Exchanger .............................................. 10

“U” Tube Heat Exchanger. ............................................. 10

High Altitude .................................................................. 11

Five-Foot Heat Exchanger Tubes ................................. 11

Dual Venting .................................................................. 11

Outside Combustion Air ................................................ 12

Reflector Gap Covers .................................................... 12

Reflector End Covers ..................................................... 12

Side Shields .................................................................. 12

Packaging Scheme ............................................................ 13

Installation/Assembly ......................................................... 14

Sample Specifications ........................................................ 15

Warranty ............................................................................. 15

HIGH INTENSITY INFRARED

Description/Standard and Optional Features..................... 16

Technical/Dimensional Data/Clearances ........................... 17

Engineering/Application Data:

Mounting Location ......................................................... 18

Chain Hanging Kit ......................................................... 19

Sample Specifications ........................................................ 19

Warranty ............................................................................. 20

NOTE: Due to continuing design improvements, all specifications

in this catalog are subject to change without notification. These

heaters are not approved for residential use.

The Reznor commercial/industrial line of infrared heating

equipment is designed to provide quiet, energy-efficient, com-

fort-level temperatures through application of radiant heat

transfer. Radiant heat transfer means that heated infrared

rays are radiated until those rays are absorbed by objects,

such as floors, equipment, or people. Infrared heat rays do

not warm the air; the air immediately surrounding the “heated”

objects is warmed because of the increase in temperature of

those objects. This makes infrared heating ideal for spot heat-

ing applications such as garage bays, assembly lines, load-

ing docks, parking ramps, airplane hangars, and any other

indoor location where heat is needed in only a specific area.

Since the infrared rays are absorbed by the floor, infrared

heating provides warmer floor-level temperatures. Quieter,

more energy-efficient operation is achieved because infrared

heating equipment does not require fans or blowers. Reznor

provides both low-intensity, tubular radiant heaters and high-

intensity, surface combustion infrared heaters. For more de-

tailed information on the technical applications of heating with

infrared, consult the Infrared Heating Handbook. If unsure of

a particular application, consult your Reznor Sales Repre-

sentatives.

INFRA-REZ

HEATER Low-Intensity Infrared

Model TRP - Packaged Tubular Radiant Heater

High-Intensity Infrared

Model RIH/RIHV - Surface Combustion Radiant Heaters

IMPORTANT: Specifications are subject to change without notice. This guide is intended to provide

specifications and technical information only.

This guide is not intended to be an instruction manual. When installing heating and ventilating

equipment, you must check and conform to all local and national building codes. Improper

installation of heating and ventilating equipment could be dangerous. Consult manufacturer's

installation manual for instructions and important warnings.

ADVANTAGES OF HEATING WITH INFRARED

Model TR - Modular Tubular Radiant Heater

Summary of content (21 pages)

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Infrared Heating Catalog INFRA-REZ® HEATER Low-Intensity Infrared Model TRP - Packaged Tubular Radiant Heater Model TR - Modular Tubular Radiant Heater High-Intensity Infrared Model RIH/RIHV - Surface Combustion Radiant Heaters TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. LOW INTENSITY INFRARED Indoor/Outdoor Packaged System Description/Standard Features/Technical Data .................. 2 Dimensional Data/Location Information .............................. 3 Sample Specification .........................................
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Page __________ of __________ TRP Gas-Fired Packaged Tubular Radiant, Low Intensity Heaters for Indoor/Outdoor Commercial-Industrial Use ANSI Z83.6 CERTIFIED WARNING: Gas-fired appliances are not designed for use in hazardous atmospheres containing flammable vapors or combustible dust, or atmospheres containing chlorinated or halogenated hydrocarbons. Installations in public garages or airplane hangars are permitted when in accordance with ANSI Z83.
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Page __________ of __________ Dimensions, inches ± 1/8" (millimeters ± 3mm) 30 50 60 100 A 18-3/8 (467) 18-3/8 (467) 24-3/8 (619) 24-3/8 (619) B 2-5/8 (67) 2-5/8 (67) 6-7/8 (175) 6-7/8 (175) C 3-1/4 (83) 3-1/4 (83) 3-1/4 (83) 4-1/4 (108) D 18 (457) 18 (457) 24 (610) 24 (610) E 4-3/8 (111) 4-3/8 (111) 4-3/8 (111) F 3-1/8 (79) 3-1/8 (79) 3-1/8 (79) 3-3/8 (86) G 6 (152) 6 (152) 8 (203) 8 (203) Model TRP 30 and 60 Top View 3 (76) Model TRP 30 and 60 Side View Model TRP 50 and 100
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Page __________ of __________ Sample Specifications ® INFRA-REZ HEATER Model TRP Packaged Tubular Radiant Heaters Provide packaged, gas-fired, tubular radiant heaters manufactured as Reznor brand units. The heaters shall be Model TRP Series. Heaters shall be used for indoor (outdoor) application. The heater(s) shall be shipped complete in (a) single package(s) (each) and will require minimum field assembly.
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Page __________ of __________ Limited Warranty INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TRP Tubular Radiant Heaters Reznor warrants to the original owner-user that this Reznor product will be free from defects in material or workmanship. This warranty is limited to twelve (12) months from the date of original installation, whether or not actual use begins on that date, or eighteen (18) months from date of shipment by Reznor, whichever occurs first.
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Page __________ of __________ TR Gas-Fired Tubular Radiant, Low Intensity Heater for Indoor Commercial-Industrial Use Indoor and outdoor combustion air capability Grounded, plug in cord for 115 volt VAC Service door with safety interlock switch Terminal board connection for thermostat Polished reflector 24 volt controls Spark-ignited intermittent safety pilot with electronic flame supervision Differential air pressure switch to verify combustion air flow Burner-on indicator light Model TR illustrat
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Page __________ of __________ Infrared Heaters for Commercial-Industrial Use OPTIONAL FEATURES - Factory Installed • Propane gas (Models 50 - 150) • 208/1 Supply Voltage (Models 50 - 150) • 230/1 Supply Voltage (Models 50 - 150) • Timed Lockout Ignition System (included with propane units) • Vent Cap packed in burner carton (standard on Canadian OPTIONAL FEATURES - Field Installed • “U” Heat Exchanger Tube with Reflector** • “L” Heat Exchanger Tube(s) with Reflector** • 5-ft.
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Page __________ of __________ Clearances to Combustibles INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Required clearances depend on the size of the heater (BTUH input), the position of the reflector, and the addition of an optional side shield. The side shield is a field-installed, modular shield (2 pieces per 10 ft. tube length). The shield hangs vertically on the “rear” side only, along the entire length of a straight tubular system.
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Page __________ of __________ Venting Requirements INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR • Compliance with National and Local Codes • 4” Vent Pipe (24-gauge single-wall galvanized metal) • Terminal Vent Cap – Units installed in the U.S.A., use Reznor vent cap or equivalent – Units installed in Canada., use Reznor vent cap only • Vent Length - see table below Model No. Length Vent Diameter Vent Length Minimum Maximum 90° Elbow Equivalent 45° Elbow Length for Dual Vent Adapter* Model No.
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Page __________ of __________ Heater Configurations INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR An advantage of tubular infrared heating is its versatility in configuration layout. Reznor Technical Form 607, a booklet illustrating all permissible configurations, is available for designing applications. See sample diagrams below. For even harder-to-fit areas, 5-ft. Heat Exchanger Tubes (Option UA1) are available. All configurations require a modular turbulator strip ( ).
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Options for INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Full Rate Input at Elevations Over 2000 FT. ® INFRA-REZ Model TR heaters equipped for high altitude operation will provide full rate input which means no loss in fuel efficiency or heat. High altitude operation is available for use with either natural or propane gas. Just by selecting the desired high altitude option, the heater will be shipped, factory-equipped for full rate operation at that elevation.
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Page __________ of __________ Options (Continued from previous page) INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Outside Combustion Air INFRA-REZ® Model TR heaters may be operated with combustion air from the heated space or with combustion air piped from outside.
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Page __________ of __________ Packaging Scheme and Ordering INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Burner Box Packaging Scheme Tube Packaging Scheme • Ordering for a Specific Job - Burner boxes are factory- All cartons include the hardware required for assembly. Each built and shipped in the sizes indicated in the table below. Tube lengths ordered should match the capacity of the heater ordered. • Ordering Burner Boxes for Stock - Burner boxes are designed for convenience of the stocking distributor.
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Page __________ of __________ Installation INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Installations of INFRA-REZ® Model TR heaters in the United States must be in accordance with the National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z-223.1 (latest edition) and all local codes. In Canada, installations must be in accordance with the latest edition of CAN/CGA B149.1 and B149.2 and any local authorities having jurisdiction.
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Page __________ of __________ Sample Specifications INFRA-REZ® HEATER Model TR Tubular Radiant Heaters Provide gas-fired tubular radiant heaters manufactured as Reznor brand units. The heaters shall be the INFRA-REZ® Model TR Series, radiant tubular heaters with a power burner housed in a burner/control box firing into a 4” diameter combustion chamber tube. The burner/control box and tubular system shall be designed for horizontal suspension from field-supplied hanging chains.
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Page __________ of __________ RIH, RIHV Gas Fired High Intensity Infrared Heaters for Indoor Commercial-Industrial Use WARNING: GAS-FIRED APPLIANCES ARE NOT DESIGNED FOR USE IN HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERES CONTAINING FLAMMABLE VAPORS OR COMBUSTIBLE DUST, OR ATMOSPHERES CONTAINING CHLORINATED OR HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS. INSTALLATIONS IN PUBLIC GARAGES OR AIRPLANE HANGARS ARE PERMITTED WHEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANSI Z-223 AND ANSI/NFPA 409 AND NFPA 888 CODES OR CNAI-B149 CODES AND ENFORCING AUTHORITIES.
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Page __________ of __________ for Commercial - Industrial Use TECHNICAL DATA MODELS RIHN 30* 8.8 kW HEATING INPUT 30 MBH 17 mbar MINIMUM INLET GAS 7 " w.c. PRESSURE 35 mbar MAXIMUM 14 " w.c. RIHN 60** 17.6 60 17 7 35 14 NATURAL GAS RIHVN 100 RIHVN 150 29.3 44.0 100 150 17 17 7 7 35 35 14 14 ALLOWABLE MOUNTING ANGLE 0 - 30 deg. 0 - 30 deg. 5 - 30 deg. 0 - 30 deg. (in degrees) 13 13 13 13 mm GAS CONNECTION 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 in. 26 26 36 48 SHIPPING Lbs.
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Page __________ of __________ Location/Installation Models RIH/RIHV - High Intensity Infrared Heaters MODEL RIHN 30 RIHL 50 RIHN 60 RIHL 90 RIHN 100 RIHL 120 RIHN 150 RIHL 160 MOUNTING ANGLE MUST BE WITHIN THE RANGE ALLOWED ALLOWABLE MOUNTING IMPORTANT ANGLE RANGE HORIZONTAL TO 30 deg. 10 - 30 deg. When angle mounted, all RIHV Models must HORIZONTAL TO 30 deg. be installed with the gas manifold on the lower 10 - 30 deg. end.
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Page __________ of __________ Location/Installation Models RIH/RIHV - High Intensity Infrared Heaters INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Hang full length chains at desired height and attach to back of heater (C) with S-hooks. 2. Attach one end of the 1’ length chains with S-hooks to front of heater (D). 3. Place other end of chains with S-hooks in loop (B) on the full length chain. 4. Check degree of angle mounting. Adjust degree of mounting angle by moving “S” hooks at point B. 5. Check to be sure unit is level.
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Page __________ of __________ Limited Warranty Model RIH/RIHV Heaters Thomas & Betts warrants to the original owner-user that this Reznor product will be free from defects in material or workmanship. This warranty is limited to twelve (12) months from the date of original installation, whether or not actual use begins on that date, or eighteen (18) months from date of shipment by Reznor, whichever occurs first.
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Page __________ of __________ Reznor REZNOR SUPPORTS RADIANT HEATING Form RZ-NA-IRHB ® Infrared Heating Handbook Designed as a reference manual, Reznor’s Infrared Heating Handbook begins with general information on radiant heat transfer and the development of radiant heating equipment. The information becomes more specific, explaining procedures for selecting and sizing both low-intensity and highintensity infrared equipment.