User manual TJERNLUND DRAFT INDUCER DJ-3, D-3, I, IL, HD 8506000 REV C 1105

[. . . ] Where pressure requirements are unknown or believed to be unusually severe, ask for complete performance curves or consult factory. All ratings have been developed in our testing and research department and have been approved by a nationally known independent testing laboratory. Heating capacities shown are for 1000 BTU per cubic foot natural gas and for 139, 000 BTU per gallon No. Heating capacities are based on typical combustion efficiencies and allow for approximately 5 percent ambient air drawn into inducer to cool motor and drives. [. . . ] Inputs shown are believed to be maximum capacities for inducers when mounted on pipe sizes shown for ordinary jobs where a moderate amount of mechanical induced draft is required. Consideration is given to typically higher static pressure requirements for larger installations, for the type of fuel burned and for the type of draft control installed. Where pressure requirements are unknown or believed to be unusually severe, ask for complete performance curves or consult factory. All ratings have been developed in our testing and research department and have been approved by a nationally known independent testing laboratory. Heating capacities shown are for 1000 BTU per cubic foot natural gas and for 139, 000 BTU per gallon No. Heating capacities are based on typical combustion efficiencies and allow for approximately 5 percent ambient air drawn into inducer to cool motor and drives. Draft Inducers should be installed in single wall vent pipe in order to insure proper performance. reserves the right to make changes to specifications without notification. PIPE SIZE IN. GAS FIRING WITH DRAFT HOOD HEATER BTU INPUT MODEL NO. GAS FIRING WITH BAR. CFM I Static pressure inches H20 (70 F Air) Static pressures shown are "negative" and apply only on inlet side o MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL DATA Volts Hertz RPM Watts Amps Therm. 115 60 1725 1/4 HP 5. 4 Yes TJERNLUND PRODUCTS, INC. 1601 Ninth Street · White Bear Lake, MN 55110-6794 PHONE (800) 255-4208 · (651) 426-2993 · FAX (651) 426-9547 Visit our web site · www. tjernlund. com MODEL IL DRAFT INDUCER SPECIFICATIONS Performance curves 1. Inputs shown are believed to be maximum capacities for inducers when mounted on pipe sizes shown for ordinary jobs where a moderate amount of mechanical induced draft is required. Consideration is given to typically higher static pressure requirements for larger installations, for the type of fuel burned and for the type of draft control installed. Where pressure requirements are unknown or believed to be unusually severe, ask for complete performance curves or consult factory. All ratings have been developed in our testing and research department and have been approved by a nationally known independent testing laboratory. Heating capacities shown are for 1000 BTU per cubic foot natural gas and for 139, 000 BTU per gallon No. Heating capacities are based on typical combustion efficiencies and allow for approximately 5 percent ambient air drawn into inducer to cool motor and drives. Draft Inducers should be installed in single wall vent pipe in order to insure proper performance. reserves the right to make changes to specifications without notification. PIPE SIZE IN. GAS FIRING WITH DRAFT HOOD HEATER BTU INPUT GAS FIRING WITH BAR. CFM IL Static pressure inches H20 (70 F Air) Static pressures shown are "negative" and apply only on inlet side o MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL DATA Volts Hertz RPM Watts Amps Therm. 115 60 1725 1/4 HP 5. 4 Yes TJERNLUND PRODUCTS, INC. 1601 Ninth Street · White Bear Lake, MN 55110-6794 PHONE (800) 255-4208 · (651) 426-2993 · FAX (651) 426-9547 Visit our web site · www. tjernlund. com MODEL XL DRAFT INDUCER SPECIFICATIONS Performance curves 1. [. . . ] All ratings have been developed in our testing and research department and have been approved by a nationally known independent testing laboratory. Heating capacities shown are for 1000 BTU per cubic foot natural gas and for 139, 000 BTU per gallon No. Heating capacities are based on typical combustion efficiencies and allow for approximately 5 percent ambient air drawn into inducer to cool motor and drives. Draft Inducers should be installed in single wall vent pipe in order to insure proper performance. [. . . ]