Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions
Document No. 546-00333
December 8,
2011
Laboratory Room Single Duct Supply Air
Terminal
Item Number 546-00333, Rev. EA Page 1 of 8
Product Description
The laboratory room single duct supply air terminal
(LGS) is a one-piece Insul-Guard
lined laboratory
room airflow control device that provides cooling
only or optional cooling with hot water reheat air to a
room. This device consists of a duct section, a
damper blade mounted on a solid, stainless steel
damper shaft with Teflon
®
bearings, and a
Flo-Cross
sensor. There is a round duct inlet collar
and a rectangular slip and drive connection on the
discharge. The low leakage terminal is constructed
with 22-gauge galvanized steel.
Options
Sizes 4", 6", 8", 10", 12", 14", 16", 18"
Laboratory Room Controller (LRC) and
enclosure
Room Pressurization Controller (RPC) and
enclosure
Hot water reheat coils (one or two row)
Electronic Actuation
Control packages including an Electronic
Actuator assembly with mounting bracket,
and a differential pressure transmitter
(optional). These parts are included in an
enclosure that is factory-mounted to the
outside of the terminal.
Pneumatic Actuation
Control packages including one or all of the
following: Analog OutputPnuematic (AOP)
Transducers, No. 3 pneumatic actuator, and
one differential pressure transmitter
(optional). These parts can be included in an
optional enclosure that is factory-mounted to
the outside of the terminal.
Product Numbers
Contact your Siemens Industry, Inc. representative
for detailed parts information.
Warning Notation
WARNING
Personal injury/loss of life may
occur if you do not follow a
procedure as specified.
Required Tools
Small flat-blade screwdriver
3/8-inch open end wrench
Needle nose pliers
Duct sealant
Four 1/2-inch ‘J’ bolts*
1/2-inch threaded rod*
Hanger wire or hanger straps*
Hanger brackets*
1-inch angle iron*
Sheet metal screws
1/4-inch poly tubing
*Needed for suggested installation.
Expected Installation Time
30 minutes
Prerequisites
Terminal ductwork free of debris
Construction filters in place
Reheat coils and valves properly sized
(if reheat coils are used)
Supply ductwork installed
Water lines installed (if reheat coils are used)
Air lines installed (pneumatic applications)
NOTE: Terminals should be located so that they do
not come in contact with rigid conduit,
sprinkler piping, Greenfield metal covering,
or rigid pneumatic tubing. Do not install
terminals tight against concrete slabs or
columns because vibrations are amplified
through these structures. Also, allow
clearance for service access to controls.

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