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M-62-04 SHC-1.4-61RQH-R-0070 Manual

Revision - Date: 02 – 09/23/2015

INSTALLATION (CONTINUED):

Process Fluid Inlet and Outlet Connections:

1) Remove the protective plastic plugs from the inlet and outlet connections of the heater

chamber assembly.

2) Connect appropriate fittings to the Inlet and Outlet of the heater chamber assembly.

Refer to the fitting manufacturer’s specifications and instructions for proper installation

requirements.

NOTE: For the Nippon Pillar fittings it is recommended to use a gap gauge (W1) to

verify proper tightening of the nut. Gap gauges are available from Nippon

Pillar Packing.

Electrical Connections:

The SHC inline heater has separate power and sensor cable connections.

Main Power:

The Power Cable consist of (2) two black power leads, and (1) one green ground lead, which

are factory wired to a customer specified TE connectivity/AMP plug connector.

1) Refer to the model number label for the power requirements for this heater.

2) Fuse the incoming power supply lines for the rated amperage using an approved electrical

disconnect. The electrical disconnect must meet the following minimum requirements:

 Appropriate voltage and amperage ratings for the specific heating system. Verify that all

fused electrical disconnects meet jurisdictional requirements.

 For safety of service and maintenance personnel, this electrical disconnect must be

located within sight of the equipment.

3) Ensure that all services are off before making connections (electrical, liquids, and gas).

Lockout and Tagout as appropriate.

4) Connect Power connector to the mating receptacle (customer supplied). Refer to electrical

schematic 62-0072 for details.

Note: the use of an electrical disconnect device is required in the customer supplied

controller, which must have the proper electrical rating necessary for the equipment.

All electrical connections and safety devices must

comply with local electrical code guidelines. Use

only approved and properly rated wire, conduit and

connectors.

Check all connections before applying power.