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Table 5. M & G Duravent PolyPro
Nominal Pipe
Diameter
Flue Outlet
Adapter
Adapter
Connector
Ring
Connector
90 Degree
Elbow
Vent Material Terminal(s)
2” 2PPS-AD PPS-PAC 2PPS-LB 2PPS-E90 2PPS
2PPS & 2PPS-BG for Exhaust;
2PPS-E90 & 2PPS-BG for Intake (Direct Vent only)
3” 3PPS-AD PPS-PAC 3PPS-LB 3PPS-E90 3PPS
3PPS & 3PPS-BG for Exhaust;
3PPS-E90 & 3PPS-BG for Intake (Direct Vent only)
Table 6. Centrotherm InnoFlue SW
Nominal Pipe
Diameter
Flue Outlet
Adapter
Adapter
Connector
Ring
Connector
90 Degree
Elbow
Vent Material Terminal(s)
2”
ISAGL
0202
IAFC02 IANS02 ISELL0287 ISVL02
ISVL02 & IASPP02 for Exhaust;
ISELL0287 & IASPP02 for Intake (Direct Vent only)
3”
ISAGL
0303
IAFC03 IANS03 ISELL0387 ISVL03
ISVL03 & IASPP03 for Exhaust;
ISELL0387 & IASPP03 for Intake (Direct Vent only)
Table 7A. Elevations up to 2000 Ft.
Table 7B. Elevations from 2000 Ft. to 7,700 Ft.
1. Determine termination type and pipe size.
2. Determine number of elbows in exhaust pipe. Do not include the
elbows in the termination or the condensate trap. Corresponding
number in Table 7 indicates the maximum length of exhaust pipe.
3. Determine number of elbows in inlet pipe. Do not include the
elbows in the termination. The corresponding number in Table 7
indicates the maximum length of inlet pipe.
NOTE: Use Table 7A at elevations up to 2000 ft (610 m) and use
Table 7B at elevations from 2000 ft (610 m) to 7,700 ft (2,347 m).
IMPORTANT: Do not use vent elbows in this vent pipe installation.
See Figure 12.
90° Short
Sweep
Elbow
90° Long Sweep
Elbow
45° Sweep Elbow
Correct Fittings Incorrect Fittings
45° Vent
Elbow
90° Vent
Elbow
Figure 12. Correct and Incorrect Pipe Fittings
INTEGRATED FILTER INSTALLATION
The air intake filter included with the unit must be installed
according to the installation instructions supplied with the lter.
Installation steps are shown in Figures 13-16.
When installing the adaptor rubber boot, note the following:
Remove and dis c ard the plast ic c ap f rom the outer cla m shell
housing. See Figure 13.
To connect heater to the air inlet, use the vent adaptor
rubber boot provided in the base skirt. The adaptor rubber
boot is designed for 3” venting (Figure 14).
NOTE: if there is a need for 2 venting, then use plastic pipe
ttings to transition down.
Loosen the hose clamp at the adaptor rubber boot and slide
the plastic piping into the adaptor rubber boot. With piping in
place, tighten the hose clamp. Install a 3” x 3” x 2” drain/waste/
vent tting to trap airborne particulates. See Figure 15.
NOTE: If piping has been previously cut with a saw, be sure to
remove all burrs and plastic shavings from the piping before installing.
NOTE: The heater must never be operated without the lter
media installed.
Outer Clamshell
Housing With Filter
Base Skirt
Gas Piping
Remove
Plastic Cap
Figure 13. Remove Plastic Cap
Push On &
Tighten Clamp
Adaptor Rubber
Boot
Outer Clamshell
Housing
Figure 14. Adapter Rubber Boot

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BrandPolaris
ModelPGC
CategoryWater Heater
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