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The popularity of brazed plate heat exchangers lies in their small size andhighly efficient heat transfer surface. Brazed plate heat exchangers begin asstainless steel plates specially embossed to critical tolerances. The embossedsurface increases fluid turbulence, thereby increasing the heat transfer

coefficient and lowering potential fouling.The plates are stacked for maximum use of the surface area and to form twoindependent circuits running in alternating layers. The two fluid circuits areconfigured to flow in opposite directions (counterflow) to further enhance thedissipation of heat. This honeycomb of passages provides high heat transfer,lowfluid pressure drop and complete separation of the two fluids.

The assembled units are then brazed in a vacuum furnace for consistentquality. As a final step, a helium pressure test is used to ensure leak-freeperformance. The result is a very rugged, highly efficient and reliable heatexchanger, built to last.

Brazed plate heat exchangers are available in a variety of sizes and plateconfigurations (see page 7).

Smaller SizeUp to 60-percent smaller than traditional devices.

High Performance

Higher heat transfer coefficients and lower fouling rates.

Lower Installation CostCosts less than traditional devices.

Easy InstallationEasier to install and connect.

Lower Shipping CostSmaller size and less weight makes it easier and more inexpensive totransport.

Plate Information


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Sample Parts List for Forced-Air Heating SystemNOTE: These lists are intended to be examples only. Actual installations will vary. See your dealer if you have questions concerning

your application.

QTY. P/N DESCRIPTION

1 Central Boiler Outdoor Wood Furnace

1 107 Heat Exchanger Coil, 125k Btu

1 591 Side-Arm Heat Exchanger Kit

1 2053 Fittings Kit

1 326 Water Heater Mixing Valve, 3/4"

1 171 Taco 007 Pump

1 224 Isolation Flange Kit, 3/4"

1 588 24-Volt Thermostat

1 198 Ball Valve, 3/4"

1 118 Nipple, 3/4" x close

1 296 Brass Swing Check Valve, 3/4"

6 1330 PEX Adapter, 1" PEX x 3/4" MIP

6 1333 PEX Coupling, 1"

6 1334 PEX 90Elbow, 1"

20 5978 Central Boiler Clamp, 1"

1 2441 100' ThermoPEX Pipe, 1"1 1302 Central PEX 1" Pipe, five 10' straight sections

1 2443 ThermoPEX Cap, 1"

1 6593 Grounding Rod Kit (supplied standard with E-Classic and Maxim models)

1 556 Power Supply Cord, 32"

- 1650 Corrosion Inhibitor Plus (amount varies per model; see Owner's Manual)

1 297 Ashtrol, 6.25 lb

1 299 Ash Shovel

1 300 Ash Rake

1 308 Hoe

1 1548 Thermostatic Valve Fittings Kit, 3/4"

2 6054 Temperature Gauge (optional)

2 3042 Brass Hex Bushing (optional)

Sample Parts List for Additional Buildings

QTY. P/N DESCRIPTION1 323 Transition

1 322 Fan

1 106 Heat Exchanger Coil, 100k Btu

1 171 Taco 007 Pump

1 224 Isolation Flange Kit, 3/4"

1 1267 Line Voltage Thermostat

1 198 Ball Valve, 3/4"

4 1334 PEX 90Elbow, 1"

8 1330 PEX Adapter, 1" PEX x 3/4" MIP10 5978 Central Boiler Clamp, 1"

1 199 Brass Hose Bib, 3/4" MPT

1 133 Black Tee, 3/4" NPT

1 556 Power Supply Cord, 32"

1 296 Brass Swing Check Valve, 3/4"

1 118 Nipple, 3/4" x close

2 6764 Brass Offset Tee, 4"

1 1544 Thermostatic Valve, 3/4"

1 1548 Thermostatic Valve Fittings Kit, 3/4"

1 6054 Temperature Gauge (optional)

1 3042 Brass Hex Bushing (optional)


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