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How do you determine the sprinkler temperature when placed within range of a mini-split HVAC unit?
Is there any reason to have sprinkler temperatures different from the "Unit Heater" detail we've known for a very long time? Sent in anonymously for discussion. Click Title to View | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Alex
6/27/2022 05:36:58 am
Hi,
Glenn Berger
6/27/2022 08:08:34 am
Always need to coordinate with the Mechanical Engineer and then follow-up with the actual product to be installed. Height of space will aide in determining the discharge temperature of the unit.
Jesse
6/27/2022 08:37:20 am
I agree with Alex in that Table 8.3.2.5 (a) has always seemed a bit conservative to me. I would certainly talk to the mech. engineer and try to sort out what temperature range you'll be dealing with.
Anthony
6/27/2022 09:29:42 am
I would argue its a horizontal diffuser not a unit heater. A unit heater is generally thought of to be a gas fired heater where the combustion products are vented to the exterior. The face of the unit heater especially in large garage or industrial settings can get up to 500° F. under normal operating conditions Leave a Reply. |
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