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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19 ELMORE WAY APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT DEPARTMENT DECISION TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR PERMIT# Application is hereby: BUILDING DEPARTMENT i 36b24-c 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE Bldg.Permit# 644-2511 ext. 230 13006132- Date Buil ding Inspector Application must be printed or typed FEE SCHEDULE Location of Job: $0-$1,Ooo=$15.00 � 9 LUL2o�C Over$1,000= Street No. Stre Lot No. $15.00 per$1,000 or any fraction thereof Tenant Designation Apt.No. APPLICANT APPLICANT ADDRESS APPLICANT'S PHONE# 2 OWNER OWNER ADDRESS OWNER PHONE 2 — lL�'3' ESTIMATED COST$ + 3 r r�rr ••] C� IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? Yes No x FEE ENCLOSED$ 15 AO TYPE OF JOB: OAA Y SOR.Co New Installation Alteration/Addition/Repair *_�/30 030, Revised 03/05/10 APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT(Continued from reverse side) TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ RESIDENTIAL CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY ❑ BUSINESS ❑ ASSEMBLY FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY ❑ EDUCATIONAL ❑ INSTITUTIONAL ENGINEER'S NAME PHONE ❑ FACTORY ❑ STORAGE ADDRESS ❑ GARAGE ❑ MIXED USE CITY STATE ZIP (Other please specify) TYPE OF INSTALLATION/WIRING METHOD SIZE OF SERVICE SIZE OF MAIN CONDUCTORS NUMBERS OF METERS NUMBERS OF DISCONNECTS AND RATINGS NUMBERS OF PANELS NUMBERS OF DISCONNECTS REQUIRED? ❑ YES ❑ NO NUMBERS OF LIGHT CIRCUITS NUMBER OF POWER CIRCUITS NUMBER OF SWITCHES NUMBER OF OUTLETS - NUMBER OF LIGHT FIXTURES NUMBER OF HEAT CIRCUITS Z NUMBER OF A/C CIRCUITS SEPARATE HEAT LOSS AND A/C CALCULATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED. ! Z b , DESCRIPTION OF WORK r - i � x THE UNDER IGNED NEARBY APPLI FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT BUILDING CODES IN THE PERFOR- M E OF SUCH WORK CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. TYPE STATE SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE Z ANALYSIS OF ELECTICITY REQUIREMENT FOR HEATING Name of Project: Heating of the Improved Basement at 19 Elmore Way, South Windsor CT Size of Space: 24 ft by 40 ft Heating Required: 26,260 BTU (7790 Watts) Source: Heat Loss Calculator (http:f�www.ouellet.com/heat-capacity- calc.aspx) Heater Unit: 2500 Watt Linear Proportional Convector Baseboard Heater Type: 240 Volt Electric Control: Thermostat on the unit Source: Home Depot Model # PC6025W31 Calculation of Number of Baseboard Heater Units Needed: 3 Units (7790 / 2500 = 3.1) Circuit Breaker and Wiring Gauge: 2500 Watts/240 Volt = 10.5 Amp hr for each unit 15 Amp hr will be sufficient Recommend 20 Amp hr wiring for each of 240 V circuit times 3 circuit breakers per a baseboard heating Unit I' Linear Proportional Convector Heater ICDimplex LPC Series Better solutions through innovation A IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS Installation Instructions When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always Placement of the Linear Proportional Convector be followed to reduce the risk of fire,electric shock and injury to Linear Proportional Convectors are high performance heaters person, including the following: designed to operate at higher outlet temperatures than conventional 1. Read all instructions before using this heater. baseboard heaters.They can be directly mounted onto plaster, 2. Heater and controls should be installed by a qualified wood or concrete walls. Due to the higher outlet temperature,the contractor.Wiring procedures and connections should be in wall surface can reach temperatures of 1670 F (750 C)or above and accordance with the National Electric Code(CEC&NEC)and some materials may discolor or deform at these temperatures, e.g. local codes. vinyl. In these cases the heater can be mounted with an offset from 3. A heater has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside. Do not the wall and floor to reduce the temperature being applied to those use it in areas where gasoline, paint or flammable liquids are materials. By installing the heater 5/8" (1.6 cm)off the wall and 1/4" used or stored. (0.6 cm)off of the floor,the temperature of the wall above the heater can be reduced to 149°F(65°C). 4. This heater is hot when in use.To avoid bums,do not let bare ! NOTE: If the unit is being installed on a newly constructed skin touch hot surfaces. If provided, use handles when moving wall,ensure that all products that have been applied are fully lows, bedding, papers,clothes and curtains away from heater.this heater. Keep combustible materials such as:furniture, er. cured according to manufacturer's instructions, before operating the unit. 5. To prevent a possible fire,do not block air intakes or exhaust Recommendations for Locating Drapes and Furni- in any manner. Do not use on soft surfaces like a bed where ture near Heater(Figure 1) openings may become blocked. 6. Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ventilation or A CAUTION: For objects located at specified distance(see below) exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire, or from the heater,the material should not discolor,nor distort damage the heater. dimensionally(stretch or hrs.)to a temperature of 200 shrink) upon extended exposure(1000 7. Do not install these heaters against combustible, low density For most satisfactory operation of the heaters and minimum effect cellulose fibre surfaces. on drapes,furniture and objects in close proximity,the following 8. Do not locate these heaters below any electrical convenience recommendations should be observed: receptacles. 1. Full Length Drapes: Hang drapes so there is at least 1.5"(3.8 9. Check nameplate ratings to be sure the heater voltage is the cm)between the top of the drapes and the ceiling, at least 1.5" same as the service supply. (The nameplate is located below (3.8cm)between the bottom of the drapes and the finished floor the right side of the heating element.) covering(such as carpet, if used)AND at least 3"(7.6 cm) be- 10. HIGH TEMPERATURES: Keep electrical cords,furniture,drap- tween the front vertical surface of the heater and the nearest fold eries or any other blocking material away from the heater. See of the drapes(opened drape). (Figure 1A) Installation Section for specific distances. 2. Shorter Length Drapes: Hang drapes so there is at least 1.5" This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits (3.8 cm)between the top of the drapes and the ceiling,and at for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. least 6"(15.2 cm), preferably more, between the bottom of the These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against drapes and the top horizontal surface of the heater. (Figure 1 B) harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment 3. Fumiture: Place furniture no closer than 3"(7.62 cm)from the generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if front of the Linear Proportional Convector. (Figure 1 D) not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may 4. Overhanging Solid Objects: Position Linear Proportional Con- cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, Overhanging Solid Objects(Except Plastic): Position Linear there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular Convector n there is at least Ex ept Plastic): cm)between the top of installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to the heater and any solid object that obstructs t redirects the radio or television reception,which can be determined by turning vertical air flow out of the top of the unit. (Figure 1 C) the equipment off and on,the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: 5. Overhanging Plastic Objects:All Plastic items that cannot with- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. stand extended exposure to temperatures 600 C or higher should • Increase the separation between the equipment and be kept a minimum of 20"(50.8cm)above the unit. (Figure 1 C)) receiver. ! NOTE: Ensure that when 2 Linear Proportional Convectors are • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different installed near the same corner they are both a minimum of 6" from that to which the receiver is connected. from the comer. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Installation This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation All Linear Proportional Convectors must be connected from the right is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may side of the heater. not cause harmful interference,and(2)this device must accept Figure 1 any interference received,including interference that may cause A B Min. C D undesired operation. T 1.5•(3 a cm) Min. FCC CAUTION:An changes or modifications not expressly M5 1 3'p.8an) approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. Min. a) See Item 4 8 5 This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS for Dimension standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: Min Min. (1)this device may not cause interference, and (2)this device must a c�ssa„) 3 (7.ecn,) accept any interference, including interference that may cause Min. undesired operation of the device. 1.5-(3.km) SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Min' 3 7 6 an)—_ Wiring Diagram Figure 3 i Black-Element Realm NAro— -Th-1 Cutoffc�anra ewrd Bw.-caroa v*._� KDimptex + �_J I 1� ` ) Yellow•Comet wke I I ^ I __Black'C_ 'V_ A C A* LlGround — 1 -- — Black-E.—t VW. E F G H Blue cont�wre and black alement return we am connected Cmned 2,�tr�tot,a d"„n,tnet�,"Bk,. A-Setting/Temperature Display F-Lock Icon B-Economy Setting Icon G-Decrease Button - ° •• C-Set Back Temperature Setting H-Increase Button ' D-Comfort Setting Icon I-Menu Button Back.wrohomcon" IE-Synchronized Icon [Conneet Lt to this during tnetalt bon. CAUTION:Avoid direct contact of paper,fabric,or furniture with linear convector,to prevent a possible fire. When power is first supplied to the LPC the Setpoint Temperature Y `t will flash in the temperature display area.At any time either the+or button can be pressed to have the temperature setpoint displayed again. Yellow control wlro and Wack Warrantw"am oonneded Do notctlaVe during rn'ta'tedon- ❑p A.Setting/Temperature Display 00.5 CAUTION:Disconnect power supply before installation to Pressing the+or-will increase or decrease the desired prevent electric shock. temperature for the room to be heated by 0.5e(in either eC or OF). 1. Unpack and place Linear Proportional Convector on floor face After 5 seconds the Setpoint Temperature will switch to display the up,use packaging to protect floor if required. Remove front cov- intake temperature of the room. ers. I NOTE: Pressing the+and-at the same time will toggle between I NOTE: Remove the center cover,by releasing the top first. eC and OF. I NOTE: Heater fins can be easily bent. For optimal perfor- B. Economy Setting mance ensure that they remain vertical. El 2. Orient unit in desired location and mark pilot holes-top and bot- The Economy Setting can be used to change the Setpoint tom at both ends and at least one set in middle. Temperature for a variable period of time.By pressing the V the 3. Wire unit as per diagrams(below)and National and Local Electri- Economy Setting will be enabled-signified by the icon flashing. cal Codes. After the Set Back Temperature has been set,the icon will become CAUTION:Connect heaters to a branch circuit used only for solid after three seconds and the Set Back Temperature will be permanently installed heater and protected by over current enabled. devices rated or set at no more than 30 amperes.The total To return back to the Comfol Setting press the V button and the El connected load should not be more than 80%of the rating of the icon will disappear and the W icon will appear. over current devices. It may cause a fire hazard if not installed C.Set Back Temperature Setting +00 and maintained in accordance with these instructions. 4. Position LPC,pushing cable back into wall(or conduit),run The Set Back Temperature Setting is used during periods when the screws through pre-selected mounting holes and spacers(if ap- Economy setting feature is active.This temperature adjustment can plicable),using appropriate wall anchors, if necessary. be set by pressing the V followed by the+or-. I NOTE:Screw should be backed off 1/2 turn from snug posi- D.Comfort Setting A tion to allow free expansion and contraction of housing and to ensure quiet operation. The Comfort Setting icon will be displayed when the heater is in 5. Replace covers on unit. normal operation based on the Setpoint Temperature for the room. NOTE: Install the center cover first,by installing the top first, I NOTE:Either the*or®icon will always be visible,dependent then the bottom. on the setting being used. Usage of Multiple Linear Proportional Convectors E.Synchronized Icon 41:41 Multiple Linear Proportional Convectors can be wired in parallel A wall mounted controller is available to control one or multiple on a single circuit.To use/control multiple Linear Proportional Linear Proportional Convector Heaters within a 50'(15 m)radius. In Convectors from a single source,an Wall Mounted Remote Control order for the wall setter to have this function the Linear Proportional (DPCRWS)can be used.By synchronizing one wall remote to Convector and the Wall Setter need to be Synchronized. multiple LPC's,the wall remote can control all of the heaters from one location. Each component must be within 15m(45ft)of any 1. On the LP.Q heats ress and hold the V button for 3 seconds, other component in the system for the entire system to operate. both the t and M icons will begin to flash. 0- Operation 2. Press the-,+and then V,on the LPC heater. 3. Within 10 seconds press any button once on the Wall Setter. 1. This linear convector must be properly installed before it is used. I NOTE:There is a 3 second delay between pressing the last 2. Prior to energization remove all construction dirt(plaster, button the wall setter and the LPC heater. sawdust,etc.)from interior and exterior of linear convector. I NOTE:To desynchronize a LPC heater from the synchronized Dimplex linear convectors are designed and tested for safe and Wall Setter,on the LPC heater: trouble-free operation.All Dimplex linear convectors are protected 1. Press and hold the V for 3 seconds. against overheating by a built-in thermal cutout.Free airflow 2. Press the V,+and then-. throughout the linear convector is extremely important for the most Nothing will need to be done to the Wall Setter. efficient operation of the linear convector. Restricted airflow may cause the thermal overload protector to cycle the linear convector F. Lock Icon 8 "ON and OFF" A cycling linear convector will not supply sufficient The Linear Proportional Convector Heater has a Button Lock heat to the room. 2 www.dimplex.com feature,to prevent settings from accidentally being changed. ,1. Press and hold the V for 3 seconds. Both the Z7 and 8 Icons OWarranty will begin to flash. The Manufacturer warrants the Linear Proportional Convector and 2., To Enable:Within 5 seconds press+,then-,then+,then-. components of the enclosed product against any defect in material or The 8 icon will now be visible. workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase,with the To Disable: Within 5 seconds press-,then+,then-,then+. exception of the elements which are warranted to be free from defect in The 8 icon will not be visible. material and workmanship for ten years. In full satisfaction of any claims under this Warranty the Manufacturer will repair or replace without charge,in ! NOTE:The LPC can be locked in either the Comfort or Economy its factory or in the field as it alone may decide,any parts which in its opinion Setting. Ensure that the desired icons are present when locking is are defective. complete. The Manufacturer shall not be responsible for any transportation or shipping costs in relation to such repair or replacement except as specifically Maintenance assumed by it.Misuse of this product or repairs by persons other than the Manufacturer's authorized personnel without the Manufacturer's written CAUTION: Before removing the front cover for cleaning, make approval will void this Warranty. certain the power has been turned off at the circuit breaker This Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties or conditions whether panel,to prevent electric shock. expressed or implied including but not limited to those of merchantability or CAUTION:To avoid bums, allow adequate time for the element fitness for purpose and shall constitute the sole remedy of the Purchaser and body casing to cool before attempting to work on the linear and the sole liability of the Manufacturer in respect of the sale of the product, convector. whether in the nature of breach or breach of fundamental term,or of negligence or otherwise. The LPC series contain no moving parts. Since the appliance The Manufacturer shall not be liable for any special,indirect or contains no moving parts little maintenance is required beyond consequential damages or for any damages resulting from removal or vacuum cleaning. It is however essential that the linear convector replacement of a Linear Proportional Convector subject to warranty claim is not operated with an accumulation of dust or dirt on the element, without the Manufacturer's authorization. as this can cause a build up of heat and eventual damage. For this This Warranty is transferable by the original consumer purchaser of the reason the linear convector must be inspected regularly,depending product.Any claims under this Warranty must be submitted in writing to upon conditions and at least at yearly intervals.Once cleaning is the Service Manager,Dimplex North America Ltd., 1367 Industrial Rd., complete replace the front cover and restore power. Cambridge,Ontario N1 R 7G8,Canada. ! NOTE:The user can perform cleaning ONLY.All other servicing should be performed by qualified service personnel. Lineaire Convecteur Proportionnelle X Dimplex Serie LPC Les rneilleures solutioru par('innovation A test loin de ce dernier.Voir la section Installation pour des INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANTES distances specifiques. Lorsqu'un appareil electrique est utilise, it est important de toujours Cet appareil a et6 tests et jugs conforme aux limites autorisees prendre des precautions de base pour reduire les risques d'incen- pour un dispositif numerique de classe B,en vertu de la partie 15 die,de chocs electriques et de blessures,y compris les suivantes: des reglements de la FCC. Ces limites visent a offrir une protection raisonnable contre les interferences nuisibles daps une installation 1. Lire toutes les instructions avant d'utiliser ce radiateur. residentielle.Ce produit gsnere, utilise et peut 6mettre de 1'energie 2. Les radiateurs et les commandes doivent titre installss par un radioelectrique. S'il n'est pas installs et utilise selon les instructions, entrepreneur quays. Les procedures et les connexions du it peut causer des interferences nuisibles aux communications cablage doivent etre conformes au Code national de 1'61ectricit6 radio.Toutefois, it n'y a aucune garantie que I'appareil ne causera (CEC et NEC)et aux codes locaux. pas d'interference dans le cas dune installation particuliere. Si ce 3. Tous les radiateurs contiennent des pieces qui chauffent et produit cause des interferences nuisibles a la reception des signaux produisent un arc electrique ou des etincelles. Ne pas faire de radio ou de television, ce qui peut etre verifie en mettant le fonctionner I'appareil dans des endroits ou de 1'essence, de commutateur de I'appareil en position de marche puis d'arret, nous la peinture ou d'autres produits inflammables sont utilises ou recommandons a I'utilisateur de tenter d'sliminer les interferences a entreposss. I'aide d'une ou de plusieurs des mesures suivantes: Changer I'onentation ou 1'emplacement de I'antenne 4. Le radiateur devient chaud lorsqu'il est en marche. Pour 6viter receptrice. les brulures, ne pas toucher les surfaces chaudes. Si elles sont Augmenter la distance entre I'appareil et le recepteur. fournies, utiliser les poignees pour deplacer le radiateur.Tenir Brancher I'appareil dans une prise sur un circuit autre que le radiateur eloigne des mat6daux combustibles,tels que : les celui ou le recepteur est branch6. meubles, les oreillers, la literie, le papier, les vetements et les Consulter le detaillant ou un technicien radio/television rideaux. experiments pour obtenir de I'aide. 5. Pour eviter un incendie, ne pas obstruer I'entree ou la sortie Uappareil est conforme a la partie 15 des reglements de la d'air d'aucune fagon. Ne pas placer I'appareil sur des surfaces FCC. Uutilisation de I'appareil est assujettie aux deux conditions souples, comme les tits,car ses ouvertures risquent d'etre suivantes: (1) L'appareil ne doit pas causer d'interferences obstruees. nuisibles. (2)L'appareil doit accepter toute interference captee, y 6. Ne pas introduire ou laisser entrer des corps strangers dans la compris les interferences susceptibles de causer un fonctionnement prise d'air de ventilation ou la bouche de sortie d'air,car cela indesirable. peut occasionner des chocs Mectriques, provoquer un incendie A MISE EN GARDE de la FCC: Les changements ou les ou endommager le radiateur. modifications n'ayant pas fait I'objet d'une approbation expresse de 7. Ne pas installer ces radiateurs contre des surfaces en fibres de la partie responsable de la conformite auront pour effet d'annuler le cellulose a faible densite combustibles. droll d'utilisation de I'appareil par I'utilisateur. I r radiateurs n 8 Ne pas p ace ces e dessous de prises de courant. Cet appareil est conforms aux notmes CNR relatives aux dispositifs 9. Verifier la tension indiquee sur la plaque signaletique du radia- exempts de licence d'Industrie Canada. Uutilisation de I'appareil teur pour veiller a ce que la tension soit identique a celle de la est assujettie aux deux conditions suivantes: (1)Uappareil ne source d'alimentation. (La plaque signaletique est situee sous doit pas causer d'interfsrences. (2) L'appareil doit accepter toute le Cate droit de 1'e1ement chauffant.) interference captee, y compris les interferences susceptibles de 10. HAUTES TEMPERATURES:Tenir lea cables electri4 ses lea causer un fonctionnement indesirable de I'appareil. meubles, les tentures ou tout objet pouvant obstruer le radia- CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS 3 1. Rideaux longs:Accrocher les rideaux de maniere a ce qu'il y ait Instructions d'installation un espace d'au moins 1,5 po(3,8 cm)entre le haut des rideaux EMPLACEMENT DU CONVECTEUR LINEAIRE et le plafond,d'au moins 1,5 po(3,8 cm)entre le bas des rideaux. Les Iineaires convecteurs proportionnels sont des radiateurs hau- et le revetement du plancher(comme une moquette)ET d'au tement performants congus pour fonctionner a des temperatures moins 3 po(7,6 cm)entre la surface verticale frontale du radia; superieures a celles des plinthes chauffantes ordinaires. Its peuvent teur et le pli de rideau le plus pres(rideaux ouverts).(Figure 1A) titre montes directement sur des murs en platre,en bois ou en 2. Rideaux courts:Accrocher les rideaux de maniere a ce qu'il y beton. En raison des temperatures elevees emises par le convec- ait un espace d'au moins 1,5 po(3,8 cm)entre le haut des ri- teur, la surface du mur peut atteindre des temperatures de 167 OF deaux et le plafond et d'au moins 6 po(15,3 cm),preferablement (75°C)ou plus et certains materiaux pourraient se decolorer ou se davantage,entre le bas des rideaux et la surface horizontale deformer(ex..vinyle). Dans ces situations,le convecteur peut titre superieure du radiateur.(Figure 1 B) espace du mur et du plancher afin de reduire 1'exposition des mate- 3. Meubles: La distance entre les meubles et I'avant du convecteur daux a ces temperatures. En installant le convecteur a 518 po(1,6 lineaire ne doit pas titre inferieure a 3 po(7,62 cm). (Figure 1 D) cm)du mur et a 1/4 po(0,6 cm)du plancher,la temperature emise 4. Objets solides suspendus(a 1'exception du plastique): par I'appareil peut titre reduite a 149 F(65 C). Positionner le convecteur lineaire de maniere a ce qu'il y ait un ! NOTA: Si I'appareil est installe contre un mur de construction espace d'au moins 14 po(35,6 cm)entre le haut du radiateur et nouvelle,s'assurer que tous les materiaux appliques ont ete entie- tout objet solide susceptible d'obstruer ou de devier le debit d'air rement traites selon les instructions du fabricant avant de mettre vertical au haut de I'appareil.(Figure 1 C) I'appareil en marche. 5. Objets en plastique suspendus:Tous les objets en plastique RECOMMANDATIONS POUR UEMPLACEMENT DE Rl- ne pouvant pas supporter longtemps des temperatures de 140 OF DEAUX ET DE MEUBLES A PROXIMITE DES LINEAIRES (60°C)ou plus doivent titre installes a au moins 20 po(50,8 cm) CONVECTEURS PROPORTIONNELLE(FIGURE 1) de I'appareil.(Figure 1C) ! NOTE: Le mat6dau des objets situes aux distances prescrites ! NOTA: Si 2 Iineaires convecteurs proportionnels sont installes (voir ci-dessous)du radiateur sera a 1'epreuve de la decoloration pres d'un mete angle mural,s'assurer qu'ils sont places a au ou de la distorsion(etirement ou retrecissement)apres une moins 6 po(15,3 cm)de I'angle. exposition prolongee(1000h)a une temperature de 200°F INSTALLATION (93°C). Pour un fonctionnement optimal des Iineaires convecteurs propor- Tous les Iineaires convecteurs proportionnels doivent titre branches tionnels et pour minimiser leurs effets sur les rideaux,les meubles au cote droit du radiateur. et les objets A proximite,observer les recommandations suivantes: © AVERTISSEMENM Couper la source d'alimentation avant ('installation pour prevenir les chocs electriques. Figure 1 Minimab 1. Deballer et deposer le convecteur lineaire sur le sol,face vers le A B ,.s•(s,ecm) C D haul(utiliser le materiau d'emballage pour proteger le plancher -}— I 3',(7,BIcm)--i I- au besoin).Retirer les couvercles avant. Mini-le -1 ! NOTA:Retirer le couvercle central en liberant le haut d'abord. NOTA:Les ailettes de I'appareil sont pliables facilement. Pour p rIspoite obtenir un rendement optimal,s'assurer u'elles restent a la h" I Vdrleprint4et5 P q pour b dimension verticale. MmimaleI Minimals 11.1 e•c,ssa , s•(7,Bcm) 2. Orienter I'appareil de la fagon desiree et marquer 1'emplacement p I _r—Ln•j - de trous pilotes-au haut et au bas a chaque extremite,et au Minimale ftrn) _ I _ -7-�—' �- moins un dans le milieu. f- � + __� — 3. Installer le cablage selon les instructions des diagrammes de la Minimab �{ f �I I- page 3 et des codes d'electricite national et local. - 3' .ean A MISE EN GARDE: Brancher les Iineaires convecteurs Schema de eabla a Fdderetor!lment proportionnels a un circuit de derivation relict uniquement a g ,_ des Iineaires convecteurs proportionnels dont l'installation est r r Lpc _ permanente et pourvu de dispositifs de protection contre les Protemon Uw-que - corerOb �-CWe Oct Co rtande surintensites d'une valeur nominale ou reglee inferieure ou egale a 30 amperes.La puissance raccordee totale ne doit one-Cabledecommande _ - - - -'-�-' pas exceder 80%de la tension nominale des dispositifs de �� -Nar-cOdedecomrtunde protection contre les surintensites.II y a risque d'incendie si 1I1IIl �� I'appareil nest pas installe en entretenu conformement a ces 1 - _Mreailaterts instructions. 4. Positionner le convecteur mural en dissimulant les cables dans Now-FddaEkrterR - �iNe,de le mur(ou conduit),inserer des vis dans les trous pilotes prese- Ll- lectionne ainsi que des separateurs(le cas echant)a I'aide des -i chevilles d'ancrage au besoin. Blou ! NOTA: Les vis ne doivent pas titre fermement serrees;les Connocbd.�nilAOands nar>am(nm1 de �,r.tion. «ddenne�es. desserrer de 1/2 tour en prevision des effets d'expansion et de Conneebx L71tMutral it tes coon d'Inabtlatlon. �.. contraction du boitier et pour assurer un fonctionnement silen- cieux. 5. Remettre les couvercles en place sur I'appareil. cawenoirdecomm.nee. ! NOTA: Installer le couvercle central d'abord en commengant ionnachmL„ceseoursd'Installalion. par le haut,puis le bas. I CONNEXION DE PLUSIEURS LINEAIRES CONVECTEURS PRO- PORTIONNELLE Une chaine de Iineaires convecteurs proportionnels peut titre cablee en paralWe ou sur un seul circuit. 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We found quite a few options that we carefully weighed before deciding on the perfect fit for our house. But since there are so many varying factors to each house,here are some facts for you to decide for yourself. What kind of Heat? There are a few different ways to heat your basement. Some of them are cheap and easy to install,some of them are really complicated. Some of them are cheap to run and some of them cost an arm and a leg. Here's the break down. Electric Cost to imctall:1,otu Cost to run:High Electric heat comes in the form of electric baseboards or wall space heaters. It can also come in the form of portable heaters plugged into wall receptacles but those usually can't be controlled by a thermostat and should only he used if you won't be using your basement on a regular basis. The amount of heat you get from electric heat is directly dependent on the wattage. On a 15 amp circuit at 120 volts you can use up to 1440 Watts per circuit.on a 20 amp circuit at 12o volts you can use up to 1920 watts. Electric heaters often run on 240 volt circuits and can have up to 2880 watts at 15 amps or 384o at 20 amps. It's pretty cheap to run wires to the heaters,the only concern would be running out of circuits on your main panel. The biggest drawback to electric heat is that it's the highest cost to run. Hyclronic Electric Baseboard heaters are electric heaters that heat up a liquid to disburse the heat. They stay warn longer which can be confusing because they also take more energy to heat up. i watt of electricity makes a certain amount of heat(3.413 BTU/hr to be exact) whether it's a normal baseboard heater or a hydronic baseboard heater which means it will take the same amount of electricity for either options and cost the same amount to run. You can use either one but there's no reason to spend more for one or the other when they do the exact same thing. Forced Air Cost to imctall:Medium cost to run:Low http://www.athomealterations.com/2011/03/basement-planning-heating-it-up.htmI Page 1 of 6 Basement Planning-Heating it up«At Home Alterations 6/1/13 8:11 PM it. If you have forced air heat throughout your house your best bet is to run some new air ducts to your basement rooms. Youll just have to make sure your furnace can handle the extra capacity. It will cost a little bit to install but it won't cost much to run the furnace on natural gas. Most newer houses run on forced air with heating vents. Since ours doesn't,we honestly didn't do too much research here. Hot Water Cost to install:Medium::cost to run:loco Hot water can run through radiators(expensive)or baseboard heaters(inexpensive). The baseboard heaters look a lot like electric baseboard heaters but inside hot water heats up the tubes instead of using electricity. Radiators and baseboard heaters can run off an existing boiler with a zone valve so they can run at different times than the rest of the house. The existing boiler must have enough capacity to add another zone. The zone valve and plumbing cost a bit to install but the boiler won't cost a lot to run in the winter. In Floor Heat Cost to install:High ::cost to run:depends In floor heatingworks by running hot water through tubes in the concrete slab(called g 8 hydronic in floor heating). The water heats up the concrete and the concrete radiates heat all day long. In-floor heating is the number one choice for heating a basement. in-floor heating can also be created by installing electric mats(called electric in floor heating),a lot like an electric blanket,that are installed right below your flooring. It gets rid of any cold floors and feels great to walk on. Electric in-floor heating is fairly expensive and has the same pit fall of electric heating-it costs a lot to run. 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Building and state laws and such orders as shall t• issued by the Building Department during pendenr? of this application and final issuance of a bulldlni permit. Signed This plan is approved subject to the condition that or&rs and ordinances regulating building *hall be cm.Pplied wcth. Conditionally Approved These filed with inuacCtor Cloth NOS: LEGEND 1. THE 9l11LDING LOT SHALL BE LOAMED, SEEDED, AND MULCHED WITH STRAW PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF C.O (IF THE SEASON DOES O IRON PIN TO BE SET NOT PERMIT SEEDING. THEN THE LOT MUST BE STABILIZED WITH (] MONUMENT TO BE SET STRAW OR EROSION CONTROL NETTING TO PREVENT WINTER AND SPRNG EROSION.) PROPERLY INSTALLED EROSION AND SEDIMENT 300 _ - EXISTING CONTOUR CONTROLS MUST BE IN PLACE TO CONTROL ANY EROSION AND - SEDNIENTATION PROBLEMS. THE BUILDER/OWNER 15 RESPONSIBLE - ice}- PROPOSED CONTOUR FOR ALL STABILIZATION REQUIREMENTS. . 287.3 PROPOSED SPOT GRADE 2, ROOF LEADERS TO BE DISCHARGED ON SPLASH PADS. SILT FENCE V(1_')�252.36 3. 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