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FORS OFFICE USS ONLY APPLICATION FOR HVAC PERMIT DATE: 1.211 NO. 7 r7ePq ) TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR EST.OST: BLDG. PERMIT NO. 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE FEE c d,ad SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 FEES: 644-2511 - Ext. 230 0 - $19000 - $10.00 1000 or fraction thereof - $10.00LOCATIONOFBUILDING . r-) u lw s v h e OWNER ADDRESS TOWN PHONE NO. X/1", 041"C - -, - HVAC CONTRACTOR ADDRESS TOWN PHONE NO. TYPE OF SYSTEM: HEATING i TYPE OF BUILDING: RESIDENTIAL_ A/C COMMERCIAL VENTILATION _ BUSINESS I_ INDUSTRIAL IF HEATING: STEAM LOW PRESSURE LIMIT LBS. HIGH PRESSURE LIMIT LBS. HYDRONIC WARM AIR UNIT RADIANT HEATER (INCLUDING WOOD COAL BURNING STOVE) TYPE OF FUEL: OIL-GPM.,2• GAS IN-PUT ELECTRIC KW WOOD COAL r OIL TANK - SIZE & LOCATION: INSIDE 'OUTSIDE CAPACITY LPG TANK - CAPACITY_ EXISTING RADIATION_ ADDITIONAL RADIATION TOTAL RADIATION_ DESIGN TEMP. OUTSIDE OF INSIDE OF DIFFERENCE F TOTAL HEAT LOSS (BTUH) HEAT LOSS SHEET MUST CCOMPAIM APPLICATION) DESCRIBE ALL HEATING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING MARE & MODEL NO.): we'-s GROSS HEATING CAPACITY (INPUT-BTUH O 000 NET RATING (OUTPUT-BTUH) C) IF AIR CONDITIONING: DESIGN TEMP. OUTSIDE OF INSIDE OF DIFFERENCE F TOTAL HEAT GAIN (BTUH) HEAT GAIN SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) DESCRIBE ALL COOLING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING MAKE & MODEL NO.): TONNAGE COOLING CAPACITY (BTUH) IF VENTILATION: DESCRIBE ALL AIR-HANDLING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING KITCHEN EXHAUSE EQUIPMENT): TOTAL SIZE OF SYSTEM (CFM) FRESH AIR INTAKE (CFM) PLAN MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) The undersigned hereby applies for a permit to perform the following work and is to comply with all local ordinances an State of Conn. Building Codes in the performance of such work. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Vci Gi>'ef'rJ STATE LICENSE - NAME & TYPE # DATE SIG96tURE OF APPLICANT x APPROVED fDATE BD 4A 11/88 I - B - R CALCULATION SHEET 1503 (Mod rn Method)Copyright 1977 by The Hydronics institute OWNER ADDRESS DESIGN TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE F. DATE C L.A COL.B COL.C COL.D COL.E COL.F COL.G 1 ROOM ICE O H L W H L W H L W H L W H L W Design Water Temp. 2 ROOM DIMENSIONS, FT.U STUN Per F t of 3 LENGTH EXPOSED WALLS,FT. Radiation Selected 4 WINDOW AND OUTSIDE DOOR AREA U. STUN STUN STUN BTUH STUN 5 WALL CONSTRUCTION TaD119,Llne 3 x H) ROOM LIN.FT.OF TOTALS RADIATION 6 TYPE OF GLASS FROM LINE 12 SELECTED 8 ttom f table used I r Line 5) 7 CEILING CONSTRUCTION C ITable 9. L x W) 9 FLOOR C DNS TRUCT10Nt O— ITable 9, L x W r Lin F t) E 9 COLD PARTITION CONSTRUCTION F Table 9, L x HI G 10 _C 1 Wall IWlth Opening*)C 2 Wells(With Openings) 2X 3 Wells IWilh Openings)or Ent.Hall J 1 11 TOTAL BTUH AT 70F TEMP DIFFERENCE' 12 TOTAL BTUH AT DESIGN TEMP. DIFFERENCE K COL.A — _--_-_ COL.B COL.H COL.1 COL`J COL. K COL.L TOTAL BTUH TOTAL 1 ROOM OF BUILDING RADIATION Q AT SELECTED O H L W H L W H L W H I L I W H I L W DESIGN TEMP.- 2 ROOM DIMENSIONS. FT DIFFERENCE U 3 LENGTH EXPOSED WALLS,FT. 4 WINDOW AND OUTSIDE DOOR AREA LL STUN STUN BTUH STUN BTUH 5 WALL CONSTRUCTION INCREASE BATHROOM ITable 9,Line 3 x H) TOTAL 20% 6 TYPE OF GLASS B ttom f table used I r Line 51 7 CEILING CONSTRUCTION tFOR CONCRETE FLOOR ON I GROUND OR FILL AT Table 9. L x WI GRADE LEVEL,USE LINEAR B FLOOR CONSTRUCTIONI FEET OF EXPOSED EDGE l T able 9. L Is W r Lin Ft) 9 COLD PARTITION CONSTRUCTION ITable 9, L x H) 10 c 1 Wall(With Openings)O O 2 Wells(With Openingsl e XO 3 Walls(With Openings)or Ent. Hall J 11 TOTAL BTUH AT 70F TEMP DIFFERENCE' 12 TOTAL BTUH AT DESIGN TEMP DIFFERENCE This 1 rm Is available tr m The Hydr nits Institute 35 Russ Plata,Berkeley Heights,N J 07922 FORM 1503 fir` ",+ , a + ., , - my;A r, r A "r t 6 ! ^ "{'i' M14..Y f a f'R, ,i 1, x. .. 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They are highly efficient and are builttellyouanythingaboutthequalityofthefurnace? by reliable companies who have manufactured According to the experts, the answer is "no." As a burners for many years. A primary reason for these rule, the two areas which they think deserve your high efficiencies lies in the HEART of the THERMO greatest attention are structural quality and effi-PRIDE oil fired furnace--our exclusive OCTA- ciency. THERM design heat exchanger! THERMO PRIDE may not be the best-known name in home furnaces; however, it is the product, not the name, which heats the home. We have concen- trated our efforts on product improvement to assure the highest quality. THERMO PRIDE costs a little more than most.. . we simply refuse to cut corners or cheapen our material. Your comfort means too much to us. LET'S EXAMINE QUALITY. Every THERMO PRIDE oil-fired furnace is built with old-fashioned, de- pendable craftsmanship. We build our insulated cabinets with interlocking furniture-grade steel. Weight is probably the most revealing indicator of the quality of an oil-fired fur- nace, and THERMO PRIDE furnaces weigh more than or- dinary furnaces. For example, This unique eight sided chamber agitates thewhileanaverage112,000 BTU/hr. oil fired furnace might I I burning gases, thus causing increased surface weigh around 400 lbs. or less, contact and heat transfer. This design also avoids a THERMO PRIDE unit will the square corner dead space of a square heat scale in at 500 Ibs. As a matter of fact, THERMO exchanger and the streamlining of gases over the PRIDE costs less, pound for pound than the rest.long smooth surface of a round heat exchanger.As The extra weight of a THERMO PRIDE oil fired a result, the octagon design generates increased furnace assures you of a smoothness, a quietness heating efficiency at a lower cost. of operation, and dependability factor that's the While most of our competitors use17 or 18 gauge envy of the industry. Where quality is concerned,uncoated steel in their heat exchangers, our oc- THERMO PRIDE is the heavyweight champion. tatherm is fabricated of 13 gauge copper coated steel. THERMO PRIDE 13 GAUGE 18 GAUGE MEANS HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAVY GAUGE STEEL LIGHT GAUGE STEEL High efficiency ratings are very important with todays' ever increasing energy costs. Low efficien- What this means to you is quiet, reliable long cies cause wasted fuel and wasted fuel means lasting performance. Quality that will keep your wasted money! Thermo Pride oil fired furnaces family comfortable for years to come. Smooth, squeeze every possible BTU of heat from the oil trouble-free operation that will serve your needs as burned in them. It is not unusual to reach seasonal long as you live in your home. x SWAa ®,. - s1 .. r i , T readiyLr inforniatiort avai 1016 66ni your,ref 4r."slic ff"o S1- MODELS HIGH B01f HORIZONTAL MODEL NO.11 OH2-56a OH-72 OH5-fly OH11-112 OH16-1251 OT*,r851 Oft1-1121 OT16-125 BTU perhr.Input 06b'1 ,t ice' 1 "dD-5. 4 O,f 70,000 90,000 106,250 138,000 156,250 70,E 9t it1 106,250 138,000 156,250 BTU perhr. W f% MOM 1S1, ° W,%O 56,000 72,000 85,000 110,000 125,000 $00 85,000 110,000 125,p00OutputatBonnet Height of Casing W t,40W *W I"°4PT- 52" 56" 59" 66" 79" Sly', 4 201h" 24" 29" Width of Casing 1 ' V V E W-, _ " 19" 22" 24" 24" 26" Depth of Casing WA : : :' t>R',- ` h"27" 30" 33" 34" 26" ' `- " 24 241iY' 2B" Warm Air Outlet2 " ?` ' Wx d" 17"x 17" 16"x 16" 22"x 20" 22"x20" 20"x 22" 17"x1l"' 2fl° 18"x16" 20"x 20" 22"x 2O' Return Air Inle12 "fi t *Xifs" 1r 16"x 20" 20"x 16" 25"x 16" 25"x20" 25"x 20" Milr &x2V 18"x 16" 20"x 20" 22"x 20' Diameter of Flue Outlet a"rc 1'° $'"= 5" 6" 6" 6" 7" 51 6" 6 7" Floor to Center of Flue 5;"" r a Top Top Top Top 71 fz 8 h" 12" 13" Beft Belt Beft Belt Direct Direct Direct Direct Blower TypeDOW Drive Drive Drive Drive Drive Drive Drive Drive Standard Blower i 3/4 h 3/4 3/a Motor Horsepower 4 Speed 4 Speed 4 Speed 4 Speed CFM @ 5 AND.2 W C. 1ID: 1', $ "' "2-1050 .2-1120 .2-1157 .2-1525 .2 .5 2 5 2 5 2 .5STATICRESISTANCES5-t°•° a =-°, 5-850 .5 970 5 970 .51150 HI-Speed 2230 2050 1490 1210 1930 1740 2230 20 MH-Speed 20501900 1390 1110 1880 1675 20501 ML-Speed tta 18251680 1220 860 1825 1590 1825 1 LO-Speed „2 k 1120 775 1675 1510 ' ' Largest Recommended $ ' _ 21fz Ton 2h Ton 2h Ton 3 h Ton 5 Ton 041 a " i 3Ton 4 Ton 5 TonAirCondftiomng6 Temperature Rise 85° 850 850 850 700 9 70° 70° 70° Spray Angle Rated Q < ` '; 1 9 p'F _ 55 .65 .75 100 125 f 75 1.00 1.25 Pattern n' "" H=Hollow Shipped410 1 50 65 75 100 1.10 t° 75 1 00 1 10 S=Solid With a 80°S 80°H 80°H 80°H 80°H $' { 80°H 80°H 80°H tax A < F% e a OneOneOne No and Size of Filters 1 On One One One One c 'x,a 16"x20" 16"x 20" 16"x 25" 20"x 25" 20"x 25" °1!'ac11* " ' i s"x20" x22/ 20~x 25" lf Approx.Effective n x 2721.E 3320 4650 5300 7400 • 4570 5500 7400 Heating Surface sq.in. sq.in. sq.in sq in sq.in. sq.in sq in sq.in.rc Approx.Shipping Wt. b i 11 ,s ° 1 3 lbs. 3651bs 4101bs. 4901bs. 5051bs. ,` 365 lbs. 445 lbs. 500lbs. Seasonal Efficiency a t 9t. =mow i ,° f , r_,::'`82 8% 81.0% 82.9% 81 1% 78 4% 0' ,°t .t 74 0%9 71 5%9 73.5%9 Seasonal Efficiency ' i=' A V y 86.6% 85.7/° 86.6/° 85 5/° 83.3/° r o r WA10 N/A10 WAm with Vent Damper YOUR DEALER Box 217, North Judson, Indiana 46366, PH. 219/896-2133 Feature for Feature THERMO PRIDE qualityoutweigh* COPPER COATING ON EXCLUSIVE 13 GAUGE HEAT EXCHANGER STEEL"OCTATHERM" Resists corrosion for DESIGN HEAT EXCHANGER longer furnace life. The maximum in heating efficiency. INSULATED INTERLOCKING FURNITURE STEEL CASING Painted inside and out- side for an attractive appearance over a long life span. TOP QUALITY CONTROLS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS For dependability and trouble-free service. p r THERMO PRIDE HIGH EFFICIENCY OIL BURNER Efficiency that means real fuel economy. k+ I I CONVERTIBLE TO GAS Should you decide gas fuel is more desirable and gas becomes available in haham your area.THERMO PRIDE units are convertible to x gas... which means no need to buy a new furnace. ELEVATED,SOLID BASE FURNACE PAN Prevents moisture from MADE IN U.S.A. forming under base pan. ers op Ogg HIM 4 p<.s E NS T F 44 s MA ppqg N r I" °p >. ` ,s .v a; wyha%p `ace« p-,m;s .iv np^'.` '"_ $ IV" e F's Before purchasing this appliance,read important energy cost and efficiency information available from your retailer." A Co plete Line Thermo Pride Octatherm oil furnaces are built in sizesthemoil. ranging from 56,000 BTU to 320,000 BTU output. This is one of the most complete lines offered by any manufac- turer. Four styles of units are available: low boy models for basements, high boy models for basements and utility rooms, counterflow models for closets or utility rooms and horizontal models for crawl spaces or attics. LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY ON HEAT EXCHANGER AIR FILTERING SYSTEM For cleanliness and Low Boy Models ease of filter changing. QUALITY SPLIT-PHASE BLOWER MOTOR High Boy ModelsForefficiency, lower cost and longer life. OVERSIZED, FULL WIDTH Counterflow Models BELT DRIVE BLOWER For quieter operation and increased comfort. horizontal models standard with a direct drive blower) EASY ACCESS TO CLEAN-OUT PORTS y ; A lower-cost maintenance feature. f aY KILN-FIRED CERAMIC Horizontal Model REFRACTORY Unmatched for efficiency,Ease Of Installationquietnessofoperation and durability. Many owners of new homes enjoy the value and comfortfiberchamberusedonofThermoPridefurnaces. As replacements for older L33, L37& L39) furnaces the octatherm design can save the homeowner considerable money in installation costs. The octagon units are generally much closer in size to older units and thus can greatly reduce the amount of duct or fitting changes which are often required. This plus a standard rear vent (or available front vent) on low boy modelsUmakesmostreplacementinstallationsmuchsimplerandLpp less expensive.