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   Hastings Industries Inc.  Gas Units  

Gas Units - Page 2

 

 

Specification – Fan Models

Fan
Model

Btuh Rating(1)

Temp.
Rise °F

Air Delivery SCFM

Fan Diam. Inches

Motor (2)

Weight

Input Output

H.P

AMPS

RPM

Type

Crated

Net

F- 500

50,000

37,500

66

530

12

1/40

1.0

1050

Sh.p

128

98

GF-100

100,000

76,000

57

1230

14

1/15

2.2

1050

Sh.p

164

134

GF-120

120,000

91,200

57

1475

16

1/15

2.2

1050

Sh.p

173

143

GF - 160

160,000

121,600

57

1970

18

1/8

2.1

1050

S.C

216

184

GF - 200

200,000

152,000

57

2460

18

1/6

3.1

1050

S.C

268

223

GF - 250

250,000

190,000

57

3080

20

1/3

5.8

1050

S.C

337

282

GF - 300

300,000

228,000

62

3420

20

1/3

5.8

1050

S.C.

390

330

GF - 400

400,000

304,000

57

4950

2)20

2)1/6

6.2

1050

S.C

514

449

(1) Rating shown are elevations up to 2,000 ft. For over 2,000 ft. reduce ratings 4% for each 1,000 ft. above sea level.

(2) Cushion mounted and overload protected. All motors except F - 50 are totally enclosed "Sh.P" is Shaded Pole. "S.C." is Split Capacitor, Standard motors are 115/60/1.

10 Year Heat Exchange Guarantee

    The Complete Heat Exchanger of the Hasting Gas Fired Unit Heater is guaranteed for 10 years. This is not a pro-rated or "mileage" type warranty ; it provides full coverage during the entire guarantee period "if the heat exchanger should fail at any time during the first ten years of normal space heating operation, it will be replaced free of charge (labor not included)."

    This warranty provides protection against normal wear and tear during the specified time but does not apply to equipment which has been subjected to misuse, negligence or accident; nor to equipment which has not been installed, operated and serviced accordingly to printed factory instructions; nor to equipment which has been operated beyond the factory rated capacity, nor to equipment which has been altered in any way so that the performance of the equipment is affected.

Estimating Heat Loss

TABLE 1. HEAT LOSS FACTORS

TO MAINTAIN 70°

TEMPERATURE

DIFFERENCE

BETWEEN INSIDE

AND OUTSIDE

NUMBER OF EXPOSED WALLS

CEILING EXPOSURE

HEATED SPACE ABOVE

ROOF INSULATED

ROOF NOT INSULATED

 

FACTOR

FACTOR

FACTOR

4

4.0

4.5

5.5

3

3.5

4.0

5.0

2

3.0

3.5

4.5

1

2.5

3.0

4.0

TABLE 2. CORRECTION FACTORS

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE

50º

60º

70º

80º

90º

MULTIPLIER

0.72

0.86

1.00

1.14

1.28

This short-cut method may be used to determine appropriate unit heater output required. (Use conventional methods for more accurate calculations.)

HEAT LOSS (Btuh) = Cubic feet of space x Factor.

  1. For large glass area in two or more walls, add 10% to 20%.
  2. For garages, add from 20%-50% to Table 1, depending on traffic and exposure.
  3. For temperature difference other than 70º, multiply by correction factor Table 2.

EXAMPLE : Room 82 x 45 x 12; two walls exposed; space above is heated. Design temperature : -10º outside, 70º inside (temperature difference = 80º.)

SOLUTION : HEAT LOSS = 44,280 (cu.ft.) x 3 (from Table 1) x 1.14 (from Table 2) = 151,438 Btuh

INPUT (Btuh) = Heat Loss x 1.32 = 151,438 x 1.32 = 199,898 Btuh

USE : Two (2) Model GF - 100 Unit Heaters

Throw Chart – "F" and "GF" Models.

Mounting Height
(2)

Heater Size and Louvers Position (1)

50

100

120

160

200

250

300

400

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

"A"

"B"

10'

20

15

49

37

59

44

68

51

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

12'

-

-

44

34

53

41

62

47

72

54

81

61

90

68

-

-

14'

-

-

39

29

49

38

57

43

66

50

75

56

84

63

103

78

16'

-

-

-

-

44

33

51

38

60

45

67

50

76

57

95

70

18'

-

-

-

-

-

-

46

35

55

41

61

46

69

52

87

63

20'

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

51

38

56

42

63

47

78

57

(1) "A" equal throw of standard unit with horizontal louvers only.
     "B" equal throw with optional vertical louvers turned "out."

(2) Distance from floor to top heater.
     To find spread : Horizontal louvers only = 45 %; Optional vertical louvers turned "out" = 80 % of throw . By adjusting louvers, a
     wide variation throw spread can be obtained.

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