Amana AIR COMMAND 80 - Performance Data and General Installation; CFM and Temperature Rise Performance

CFM
& Temperature Rise
vs
a
External
Static Pressure
Model
Motor
Speed
External
Static
Pressure, Inches Water
Column
0.2
0.3
0.4
05 0.6"
0.7"
0.8"
CFM Rise
CFM Rise CFM
Rise CFM
Rise
CFM Rise CFM
Rise CFM Rise
LO
690 48
675 49
660
51
640
52
590 54
530 60 450 -
GU1045B25B
MED
965 -
950 -
915 36
875 38
820 39
760 42
675
47
HI
1240 - 1170 -
1100 -
1050 -
950 -
870 37
780 41
LO
725 - 720 -
700 -
675 -
580 -
515 420
-
GU1070B30B M
-LO
935 55 920 56
900 58
865 60
820 61
770 -
690 -
MED
1190 44
1150 45
1115
47
1065 49
1010 49
945 53 860
56
HI
1470 - 1410 37
1345 39
1275 41
1200 42
1110
45 1000 50
LO
1135 46 1135 46 1130
46
1125 46 1095
46
1070 47 1035
48
GU1070B40B M
-LO
1340 39 1335 39
1325 39
1300 40
1270 39
1235 40 1180 42
MED
1570 - 1560 -
1525 -
1485 -
1450 -
1400
36
1330
37
HI
1895 -
1835 - 1775 -
1700 -
1630
1550 - 1450
e
LO 850 -
830 - 800 -
775 -
730 m 680 -
610
GU1090B30B M -LO
910 73
900
74
870 -
840 -
800 - 750 -
690
MED
1120 60
1080 62
1050 63
1010 66
960 67
900 72 820 -
HI
1395 48 1335 50
1275 52
1220 55
1150
56
1065
61
970 67
LO
1230
54
1220 55 1210 55
1200
56 1170 55
1135 57 1090
59
GU1090BS0B
M -LO
1530
44
1525
44
1520
44
1515
44
1485 44
1455 44 1410 46
MED
1770 38
1770 38 1755 38
1725 39
1700 38 1660
39 1600 40
HI
2330 -
2280 - 2220 -
2125 -
2055_ -
1965 - 1850 -
LO 1180 -
1175 - 1150 -
1125 -
1090 -
1050 - 995 -
GUI115B35B M -LO
1410 60 1400 61 1375
62 1350
63
1310 64
1265 66 1200 69
MED
1655
51
1645 52
1620 53
1575
54
1480 56
1410 59 1310 64
HI 2000
43 1950
44
1875 45
1800
47
1725 48
1630 51 1520
55
LO 1530
56 1520 56 1500 57
1475 58
1430 58 1370
61 1280 65
GUI115B50B MED 1730
49 1720 50
1700 50
1675 51
1620 51
1560 53 1470 57
HI
2375 -
2275 - 2200 _ -
2125 -
2030 -
1920
1760 47
LO
1160 - 1150 - 1135 -
1124 -
1090 - 1040
980
GUI140B35B M
-LO 1330 -
1315 - 1295 -
1275 -
1230
1175 - 1100 -
MED
1585 65 1560 66 1525
68 1475
70
1425 71 1340 - 1230 -
HI
1930
54
1875 55 1835 57
1750 59
1680 60 1600 63 1480
68
LO 1490 70
1470
71
1450 72
1425 73
1380
_
73 1330 - 1260 -
GU1140B50B MED
1660 62 1650
63 1635 63
1625
64
1590
64 1550
65 1490 68
HI
2290 - 2230 47
2130 49
2050
51
1960 52
1850 55 1700 59
NOTE:
1. CFM in chart
above, is
with filter(s as
shipped
with
furnace.
2.
INSTALLATION IS TO BE
ADJUSTED
TO OBTAIN TEMPERATURE RISE WITHIN THE RANGE SPECIFIED ON THE RATING PLATE.
3.
The above
chart is for information only. For satisfactory operation, external
static pressure should not exceed value
shown on
rating
plate.
The shaded area indicates
ranges in
excess of maximum external
static pressure allowable
when heating.
4.
The above
chart is for
U.S.
furnaces
installed at 0-2000 feet. At
higher
altitudes, a
properly
derated unit
will
have
approximately
the same temperature rise at a
particular CFM,
while the
ESP
at that
CFM will
be
lower.
GENERAL INSTALLATION
INFORMATION TRANSPORTATION DAMAGE
A
WARNING
Improper
installation,
repair,
operation or
maintenance
of
this
product
may result
in
property damage,
bodily injury
or death
from
hazards
such
as
fire, explosion,
smoke,
soot, condensation, electric
shock or carbon
monoxide.
This is an upflow type furnace
for installation in a basement,
closet,
or utility room. To assure that
your furnace
operates
safely and
efficiently,
it
must be installed, operated and main-
tained in accordance
with these installation and operating
instructions, the
venting
manual, all local building codes and
ordinances,
or, in their absence, the latest
edition of the
National
Fuel
Gas
Code, ANSI
Z223.1 *.
The normal
heating capacity
of
the
furnace should
be
greater
than or equal
to the
total heat loss
of the house or
structure.
The
total
heat loss
should be
calculated by an
approved
method or in accordance
with
"A.S.H.R.A.E.
Guide"
or
"Manual
J -Load
Calculations"
published by the Air Condi-
tioning Contractors of America.
Do not
install this
furnace
in
a
mobile
home, trailer, or recrea-
tion vehicle.
*Obtain
from:
American
National Standards
Institute
1430
Broadway
New
York, NY
10018
All
furnaces
are
securely
packed
in shipping
containers
approved by
the
National
Safe Transit Committee. The carton
should be
checked
upon arrival for external
damage. If
damage is
found, a request
for
inspection by carrier's agent
should be made in writing immediately.
The furnace should be carefully inspected upon arrival for
damage and bolts or
screws which may
have
loosened in
transit. In
the event of damage, the consignee should:
1.
Make notation on delivery receipt of any
visible damage
to shipment or container.
2. Notify carrier
promptly and request an inspection.
3.
In
case
of
concealed damage, carrier should
be notified
as
soon
as possible —
preferably
within 5 days.
4.
File the claim with the
following
supporting documents
within
the 9 -month statute
of
limitations.
a. Original Bill of Lading, certified copy, or
indemnity bond.
b.
Original
paid freight
bill or
indemnity in lieu
thereof.
c.
Original
invoice
or certified
copy thereof, showing
trade and
other discounts or
reductions.
d. Copy of the
inspection
report
issued
by carrier's repre-
sentative at the time damage is reported
to
the carrier.
The carrier
is responsible
for
making prompt inspection of
damage and for a thorough investigation of each claim.
The
distributor or manufacturer will
not accept claims
from deal-
ers
for
transportation
damage.
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