Model # HFP 225, Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Item # HFP 225 — Model # HFP 225, Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Power Exhausted (HFP) The outdoor gas duct furnace was design to be the primary heating source for a building and is certified for, non residential, commercial applications only. These furnaces are power vented eliminating any effect of an erratic chimney. Available in 11 models sizes from 75.000 to 400,000 btu/hr for either natural or propane gas operation. The airflow direction can be specified when ordering the unit. This duct furnace is certified for location downstream from the dehumidifier and has holes to drain any condensate that may flow onto the roof. There are many other options available including various types of gas control valves to suit specific requirements.
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Power Exhausted (HFP) The outdoor gas duct furnace was design to be the primary heating source for a building and is certified for, non residential, commercial applications only. These furnaces are power vented eliminating any effect of an erratic chimney. Available in 11 models sizes from 75.000 to 400,000 btu/hr for either natural or propane gas operation. The airflow direction can be specified when ordering the unit. This duct furnace is certified for location downstream from the dehumidifier and has holes to drain any condensate that may flow onto the roof. There are many other options available including various types of gas control valves to suit specific requirements.
Standard Features
- 115V control step down transformer with 24V gas controls
- 20 gauge aluminized steel cabinet
- 409 stainless steel drip pan
- 409 stainless steel heat exchanger and burners
- 80% thermally efficient
- C.S.A. certification for use in the US and Canada
- Certified to 3.0" W.C. external static pressure
- Differential pressure switch for proof of combustion air
- ETL certification
- High limit safety control
- Left side (when looking into the discharge) access to burner and gas controls with slide-out burner drawer
- Natural gas input
- Power exhauster motor
- Power exhauster relay for pre-purge and post-purge
- Separate electrical, venting and gas control access with fully gasketed doors
- Separate line voltage and low voltage terminal strips
- Side or bottom gas connection access
- Single stage intermittent pilot with continuous retry control system for operation on natural gas.
- Two-stage gas valve
Optional Features
- Adjustable differential air flow proving system
- Building management compatible gas controls for modulation control using a 0-10 VDC or 4-20 mA input
- Control relay - double pole, double throw
- Control step down transformers for 208/230V/1Ph and 208/230/460/575V/3Ph
- Fan delay timer
- High and/or low gas pressure switches
- Manual reset high limit switch
- Mechanical modulation and electronic modulation controls for natural gas
- Multiple furnace electronic amplifier for controlling up to 4 duct furnaces with one discharge air sensor
- Right side access to burner and gas controls
- Single stage intermittent pilot with lockout control system for operation on propane gas
- Supply air fire stat
- Timed freeze protection
- Two-stage, mechanical modulation, and electronic modulation controls for propane gas
Gas Connection Pipe Size
1/2 in
Approximate Unit Net Weight
303 lb
Approximate Unit Shipping Weight
398 lb
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1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
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Btu/Hr Input
225,000
Btu/Hr Output
180,000
20°F Air Temperature Rise
8333 CFM
25°F Air Temperature Rise
6667 CFM
30°F Air Temperature Rise
5556 CFM
35°F Air Temperature Rise
4762 CFM
40°F Air Temperature Rise
4167 CFM
45°F Air Temperature Rise
3704 CFM
50°F Air Temperature Rise
3333 CFM
55°F Air Temperature Rise
3030 CFM
60°F Air Temperature Rise
2778 CFM
Air Temperature and External Static Pressure Limits
The maximum allowable discharge air temperature is 150ºF. The maximum allowable air temperature rise for Low Air Temperature Rise Outdoor Units is 60ºF. The maximum allowable air temperature rise f
Note
115/60/1 Supply Voltage
2.00 A
Total Unit Amp Draw
The total unit amp draw is a combination of the control step down transformer and the power exhauster motor. The control step down transformer includes damper actuators, ignition controllers, gas val
Dimensions - B
40.84 in
Dimensions - C (Duct Height)
22.98 in
Dimensions - D (Duct Height)
24.06 in
Dimensions - F
40.11 in
Dimensions - G
34.38 in
Dimensions - Q
11.58 in
Dimensions - R
9.9 in
Footnotes
1 Dimensions are subject to change without notice
Product Specifications
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Low Temperature Rise Separated Combustion Outdoor Gas Duct Furnaces
Center Bonded Mounts STA Series
Dehumidifiers
Control Systems
Remote Condensers
Add-On Duct Heaters
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