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Mestek History Founded in Westfield, MA in 1946 as Sterling Radiator by John E. Reed 4 employees in a rented garage Produced only hydronic finned-tube heating element
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Mestek History Remaining private, became Reed National in 1960’s reflecting its growth beyond finned-tube radiation Though a reverse merger with Mestek, became a public company in the mid- 1980’s
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Mestek Today Manufacturer of HVAC & Metal Forming Equipment NYSE-traded public company Headquartered in Westfield, Massachusetts 25+ Locations Throughout US and Canada Approx. 3000 Employees Approx. $375 million in Sales HVAC Metal Forming
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HVAC Activities PLUMBING/HEATING WHOLESALERS
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MECHANICAL, SHEET METAL & GENERAL CONTRACTORS HVAC DISTRIBUTORS PLUMBING/HEATING WHOLESALERS HVAC Activities
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OEM National Accounts
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RBI Futera III Modulation High Efficiency – up to 88% 500 to 2000 MBH 3:1 Continuous Turndown Stainless combustion chamber Low NOx (less than 10 ppm)
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RBI Futera III Modulation Stainless Jacket Aluminum Frame NSF Rated Push Button Access
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Futera III Efficiency
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Long Life Burner Knit Metal Fiber Material Allows High Turndown of Fuel & Air Simple Service Electrodes Set Without Burner Removal
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Burner Transition Piece to Fan Easy Removal Simple service
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Dual Electrodes Ensures Correct Gap Reliability Easy to remove and Service Burner Remains Intact
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Gasketless Heat Exchanger Eliminates Risk of Gasket Failure Simple Cleaning of Tubes Glycol Systems not an Issue
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Heat Exchangers With Gaskets (Fire Side) One-Piece Gaskets Break Down Over Time Often Limited To 250 Degrees F Glycol May Damage Material Leakage on Initial Start-Up
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4:20 Interface or BMS Swing Access Door Fault output contacts Operations Control
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Digital Text Display Tekmar Comtrol RM7895C Honeywell
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Symmetric air/fuel coupling Auto altitude correction Rapid response Stable input within 3 seconds 3 to 1 continuous turndown @ constant CO2 Air/Fuel Coupled
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Air/Fuel Coupling gasvalve gas P G = P A PAPAPAPA PGPGPGPG air
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Combustion Control 4-20 ma input interface Text display Proven Honeywell 7895C combustion control Tekmar enabled
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Gas Control Natural gas or propane Field convertible Full input with 2” W.C. Operation @ 1.5” W.C.
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Venting Low noise blower Direct vented boiler 4-10” stainless steel single wall venting 40 or 60 foot equivalent vent runs
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Venting Futera III Separated combustion Category II or IV 320° F stack temperature Use AL29-4C vent Pipe
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Venting Futera III Differential pressure zones ok Combustion holds steady up to -.17 inches w.c. Boilers hold idle at low fire until stack is primed
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Blocked Flue 020406080100 BLOCKED FLUE, %109.598.587.57 CO2, % 302520151050 AFCO, PPM
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Blocked Inlet 302520151050 AFCO, PPM 020406080100 BLOCKED FLUE, %109.598.587.57 CO2, %
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Futera III - Noise Level 67 62 57 52 dBa 123 TURNDOWN background
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Calibration Board 3-Position Toggle Switch Run Mode: Operating Position Hold: Low Fire Hold Calibrate: Set High & Low Fan Speed – Not Recommended In Field – Factory Set
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Digital Text Display All Faults Listed Operating Status Sequence of Operation Modulation %
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Control Panel RM7895 Only – No 24v Option Terminal Block Pump Contact 4:20 Signal Terminal Enable / Disable Fault Output
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Hi Limit Transformer RM7895 Control Center Pump Contactor Term Strip
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VFD VS Blower UV Scanner Spark Generator
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Manual Potentiometer Start-Up Tool Test Modulation Range Hold Fire at Multiple Settings
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Orifice Plate Quick Nat to LP Conversion The Only Gas Orifice for Main Train
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Gas Pressure Setting Low- Fire Only Match CO2 at High Fire One Tool Required 8/32 Allen The Only Field Adjustment (Gas Side)
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