BE Pressure supply 125,000 BTU LPG Forced Air Heater HL25F - Manuel (Page 4)

4
Never Leave Heater UNatteNded
wHiLe bUrNiNg, coNNected to a
power soUrce or wHiLe
coNNected to a fUeL soUrce.
© 2012, Pinnacle Products International, Inc. 4 Propane Forced Air User’s Manual
Features
Figure 1: Product Features
- Portable, stable and fully assembled.
- Wind resistant and rain protected.
- Continuous spark ignition or piezo spark ignition. - 100% safety shut-off system.
- Adjustable input ratings (Except PT-40-GFA-A).
- Adjustable Height Controller.
PROPANE
You must provide the propane gas and cylinder(s). Use this
heater only with a propane vapor withdrawal supply system.
Refer to Chapter 5 of the Standard for Storage and Handling of
Liquefied Petroleum Gas , ANSI/NFPA 58. Your local library or
fire department will have this booklet.
LP Characteristics:
- Flammable, explosive under pressure, heavier than air, and
pools in low areas.
- In its natural state, propane has no odor, but for your safety an
odorant that smells like rotten cabbage has been added.
- Contact of propane (LP) gas with the skin can cause freeze
burns.
- Heater is manufactured for use with LP gas only. DO NOT
attempt to convert to any other gas. Such modifications are
dangerous, and will void warranty.
- When heater is not in use, LP cylinder must be turned OFF
- Be sure that the LP cylinder is located on a level and stable sur-
face.
- Do not use this heater in a basement or below ground level.
Propane (LP) is heavier than air, and will always seek the low-
est level. If you suspect a leak, shut off the valve at the LP
cylinder immediately.
The Propane (LP) cylinder must also be equipped with the
following:
- A collar to protect the gas valve.
- A shut-off valve terminating a LP cylinder valve outlet as
specified in the American National Standard for Compressed
Gas Cylinder Valve Outlets and Inlet Connections.
- A safety relief valve having direct communications with the
vapor space of the LP cylinder.
- An arrangement of vapor withdrawal.
The amount of LPG used with this heater varies. Both factors
are:
1. The amount of gas in the cylinder of LPG.
2. The temperature of the LP tank and its surroundings.
Propane Supply / Information
Figure 2:
The table above shows the minimum number
of 100 lb LP cylinders required in cold weather. Your local
LP dealer will help you select the proper LP supply
system.
Average
Temp
(°F)
PT-40
20 or 100
lb. cylinder
PT-60V
20 or 100
lb. cylinder
PT-125V
100 lb.
cylinder
PT-150V
100 lb.
cylinder
32° 1 1 2 2
20° 1 1 2 2
10° 1 1 3 3
0° 1 1 3 3
-10° 2 2 Use Larger
Tank
Use Larger
Tank
-20° 2 2 Use Larger
Tank
Use Larger
Tank
NEVER LEAVE HEATER UNATTENDED
WHILE BURNING, CONNECTED TO A
POWER SOURCE, OR WHILE
CONNECTED TO A FUEL SOURCE
Features (continued)
Propane Supply / Information
- Portable, stable and fully assembled.
- Wind resistant and rain protected.
- Continuous spark ignition or piezo spark ignition.
- 100% safety shut-off system.
- Adjustable input ratings
- Adjustable Height Controller.
Figure 1: Product Features
Figure 2: The table above shows the minimum number
of 100 lb LP cylinders required in cold weather. Your local LP
dealer will help you select the proper LP supply system.
PROPANE
You must provide the propane gas and cylinder(s). Use this
heater only with a propane vapor withdrawal supply system.
Refer to Chapter 5 of the Standard for Storage and Handling of
Liquefied Petroleum Gas , ANSI/NFPA 58. Your local library or
fire department will have this booklet.
LP Characteristics:
- Flammable, explosive under pressure, heavier than air, and
pools in low areas.
- In its natural state, propane has no odor, but for your safety an
odorant that smells like rotten cabbage has been added.
- Contact of propane (LP) gas with the skin can cause freeze
burns.
- Heater is manufactured for use with LP gas only. DO NOT
attempt to convert to any other gas. Such modifications are
dangerous, and will void warranty.
- When heater is not in use, LP cylinder must be turned OFF
- Be sure that the LP cylinder is located on a level and stable sur-
face.
- Do not use this heater in a basement or below ground level.
Propane (LP) is heavier than air, and will always seek the lowest
level. If you suspect a leak, shut off the valve at the LP
cylinder immediately.
The Propane (LP) cylinder must also be equipped with the
following:
- A collar to protect the gas valve.
- A shut-off valve terminating a LP cylinder valve outlet as
specified in the American National Standard for Compressed Gas
Cylinder Valve Outlets and Inlet Connections.
- A safety relief valve having direct communications with the vapor
space of the LP cylinder.
- An arrangement of vapor withdrawal.
The amount of LPG used with this heater varies. Both factors are:
1. The amount of gas in the cylinder of LPG.
2. The temperature of the LP tank and its surroundings.
Average
Temp
(°F)
HL060F HL125F
32° 1 2
20° 1 2
10° 1 3
0° 1 3
10° 2
Use Larger
Tank
20° 2
Use Larger
Tank