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A NEW SUNBEAM CATALOGUE American .rTLHEATING EOD1PMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN OTHERS In this new loose-leaf catalogue will be found complete and detailed information on the Sunbeam Line of Furnaces, Blower Filter Units, Air Conditioners, Blowers, Motors, Filters, Humidifiers and Controls. Thus in one compact and convenient binder, all product information, illustrations, specifications and dimensions are available for easy and quick reference. The various products in color, plus the colorful index pages and the arrangement of material for handy reference make this attractive catalogue the finest presentation of Sunbeam Equipment we have ever compiled. WE ASK YOUR COOPERATION From time to time product changes will be made and replacement of pages will be necessary. The loose-leaf feature is ideal for this purpose. New pages will be sent to you as fast as need requires. It is very important that your catalogue be up-to-date at all times, so we ask that you please insert new pages promptly as received and destroy replaced pages. BEHIND THE SUNBEAM NAME Behind the name Sunbeam is the experience, resources and manufacturing.facilities of the world's largest manufacturers of heating and winter air conditioning equipment. The wealth of experience is reflected in the continual improvement in Sunbeam Products and the satisfaction they have given in hundreds of thousands of homes and buildings located in every section of the country. Research, experiments and tests are steadily improving Sunbeam performance. Practical experience, science and engineering combine to make Sunbeam Furnaces and Air Conditioners outstanding values in the heating and air conditioning field. Labor-saving machinery, mechanical handling devices and modern equipment assure the efficient production and quality of Sunbeam Products. WARM AIR FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONING UNITS Copyright September 1939. American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation SUNBEAM S I September 1, 1939 A NEW SUNBEAM CATALOGUE A COMPLETE LINE-FOR ALL FUELS The Sunbeam Line covers a wide range of requirements and prices. Whether a heating or air conditioning system is needed for a four room cottage, a mansion, a church, shop or other building, there's a Sunbeam product that will perform thoroughly and economically. Whether the deciding factor be quality or cost, there's a Sunbeam Furnace or Air Conditioner that will enable you to get the order. Regardless of the fuel to be burned, there is a Sunbeam especially designed for it. This complete Sunbeam Line makes it possible for you to contract for your entire heating and air conditioning requirements from one source and to offer prospective buyers Sunbeam quality in various sizes and types and for all fuels. EASY TO INSTALL--PROFITABLE TO HANDLE You will appreciate the careful workmanship in Sunbeam Furnaces and Air Conditioners, whenever you make an installation. They are assembled easily and quickly--a feature that saves you time on every job. Sunbeam Equipment is designed to make the best in Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning available to the greatest number of buyers--to enable Sunbeam dealers to reach the entire market with one line of Furnaces and Air Conditioners. EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SELLING HELPS Sunbeam Dealers have available one of the largest assortments of advertising and selling helps in the industry. Attractively illustrated, interesting literature, newspaper advertise ments, posters, installation signs, banners and other display material-- virtually evefy kind of feature is provided for advertising your business and Sunbeam Equipment and for reminding your prospects that they should come to you when in need of new Heating or Air Conditioning systems. ) NEW YORK CORPORATION PITTSBURGH ELYRIA, OHIO September 1, 1939 s II 03767 SUNBEAM SERIES No. 1000 CAST IRON FURNACE COAL BURNING PIPE MODEL To the many time-proven construction features of the Sunbeam Series No. 1000 furnace has been added a new beauty in design and appearance. "Every line, curve and recess in the fronts is distinctively modern. From its base to the one-piece radiator, this heating plant has numerous refinements and improvements that appeal to the home owner. The heating parts are centered, making it possible to move the radiator to any position without using extension collars and without affecting the perfect balance of the heating plant. All the openings in the heating unit are on the outside of the front and casings. The doors are attached directly to both the feed and ash pit sections, around which the front panels are placed. Doors and door openings are machine-ground resulting in air tight unions. The clean-out end of the radiator extends through the front panel; the smoke outlet extends beyond the casing at the opposte end. All joints are deeply cupped and join snugly. The cast iron line is made in 7 sizes ranging from 18' to 30" fire pot diameters. Castings are machine moulded, assuring uniform thick ness and strength. Machine moulding also assures perfect fitting castings that save installation time and costs. SUNBEAM S1 September J, !9S9 03768 SUNBEAM SERIES No. 1000 CAST IRON FURNACE INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Smoke Collar--cast with radiator, extends outside of casing. The radia tor can be revolved to any position for convenient connection to flue 2. Radiator--cast in one piece. Expert design incorporates oversize capacity for ^he hot gases; yet gives a maximum of air circulating space. 3. Clean-Out Collar--cast with radiator. Both the clean-out opening and clean-out cover, are machineground. Coverbolts over large opening effecting gas-tight connection. 4. Upper Front Panel--slips in place over and around feed section, eliminating possibility of gas leakage from feed section into warm-air chamber. 6. Hot Blast--air which is admitted from the outside is heated as it passes upward in the feed door. Therefore, only warm-air which will aid in com bustion, mixes with the volatile gases. 6. Combustion Chamber and Feed Section--opening at top is centered above fire pot. Feed section is short. Feed door and opening are machineground. 7. Lower Front Panel--slips in place over and around ash pit section. It is impossible for dust from ash pit to enter warm-air chamber. 8. Two-Piece Fire Pot--made of heavy-weight Sunbeametal, with ex tra deep cup joints. Smooth design and machine molding result in castings having longer life, greater strength and resistance to the strain of expansion and contraction. Ashes cannot accu mulate along the steep walls of this fire pot. Two-piece construction assures long life. 9. Vapor Pan--extra large capac ity. Located where it can be filled conveniently and evaporate necessary moisture. 10. Duplex Crate--has more free area than ordinary grates. Upright shaker revolves outer ring on 4 large wheels. Can never stick. Pre vents ash accumulation against fire pot walls. Grate removed by releasing one cotter pin and two bolts. 11. Ash Pit--high and spacious. Full width opening makes removal of ashes easy. Door and door openings are machine-ground. September j, 1939 S2 ) 1 03769 HEATING ELEMENT SERIES No. 1000 From base ring to its one-piece radiator, the heavy, proportioned heating element has every improvement. Joints are deeply cupped and join sr.ugly. Heating parts are durable, heavy, and centered, making it possible to move the radiator to any position without using extension collars. All openings are on the outside of the front and casings. Sunbeam designers have maintained the correct ratio between grate area and heat ing surface and provided ample free air circulating space. Ease and speed of assembly is an out standing feature of this furnace--result ing in reduced installation costs. SLIP-ON FRONT PANELS SERIES No. 1000 ONE-PIECE RADIATOR SERIES No. 1000 No gas or smoke from the oversize radiator can possibly enter the warm-air chamber. Smoke outlet and clean-out opening extend outside of casing and front of furnace. Clean-out opening and clean-out cover are machine-ground. Radiator can be revolved to any position for convenient connection with flue. The ash pit extends through the front of furnace. The lower front panel quickly slips into place above and around the ash pit and is held rigidly and tightly in the back by a shoulder cast on the ash pit and by finishing strips on the front, in addition to keep ing dust out of the warm-air chamber, this construction saves time on the job and reduces installation costs. The feed section extends through front of furnace. There is no joint in side of the warm-air chamber through which gas or dust can escape. Upper front panel slips into position above and around the feed section. It is secured tightly in the back by a shoulder cast on the feed section, and in the front, by finishing strips, bolted into place. There are no vertical joints within the air chamber oj these cast iron Warm-Air Furnaces. S3 September j. JSJS SUNBEAM ROOM HEATER SERIES No. 1000 SUNBEAM PIPELESS FURNACE SERIES No. 1000 In the Sunbeam Pipeless Furnace the same care and attention that was devoted to the design of the heating parts as shown in the preceding pages, has been accorded to the Air Circulat ing compartments--both return air and warm air--and the construction of casings. Insufficient space in the return air compartment, or the penetra tion of heat from the warm air section will so retard air circulation in a pipeless furnace that it cannot deliver its rated capacity. This cannot occur in the Sunbeam. The return air compartment is much larger than on ordinary' furnaces. The inner casing, which separates return air and warm air compartments, is effectively insulated with a lining of corrugated bright tin, backed up By a layer of asbestos paper. To further assure unrestricted air circulation, fabricated steel registers with more than 80% free air space are standard equipment. Sunbeam Room Heaters are designed for installation in school houses, stores, small factories, shops and other build ings without basements. Standard equipment includes Series No. 1000 Cast Iron Furnaces; Casing and Cowl of Galvanized Iron; Check Draft; Poker; Shaker Handle; Asbestos I Cement; Nuts and Bolts. These Heaters are not supported by legs and must, therefore, be placed on a floor, which has been provided with a suitable fireproof base. Sunbeam Room Heaters sell at the same prices as the No. 1000 Series Pipe Furnaces, equipped with casing and taps. Can also be furnished with casings and cowl of black polished iron, at a slight additional cost. CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS So. 1040 1044 104S 1052 1056 Dia. Fire Pot Inches 20 22 24 26 2S BTU Capacity 65.000 82.000 99.000 122.000 144.000 Approxima te Capacity Cubi Feet Dia. Overall One Story T wo Story of Height Building Building Casting Heater Exposed Exposed Inches Inches All Sides Front and Rear Site Feet Door Inches 11,000 16.000 40 60 104 x 134 14,000 21.000 44 60 104* 13H 17.000 25.000 47 60 104 x 134 20.000 30,000 52 64 104 x 134 24.000 36.000 56 4 104 134 Size Ash Pit Door Inches 17 z 12 19H x 12 194 x 12 21*4*134 21*-f 134 Dia. Smoke *sBr Collar Weight Inches Lbs. 8 983 9 1092 9 1266 10 1547 10 1630 o S4 September I, 1939 03771 SERIES No. 1000--CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS- FURNACE NUMBER 101SCD 1040CD 1044CD 104SCD 1052CD 1050CD ;30-c Grate Area in Square Feet.... 1.22 1.49 1.90 2.29 2.82 3.34 3.69 Heating Surface In Square Inches .. 4,274 5,126 5,874 6,598 7.494 8,256 9,986 Ratings in Square Inches................... 336 405 492 578 689 794 907 B.t.u. Capacity per Hour at Register 46,400 55,900 67,900 79,800 95,100 109,600 125,200 Inside Diameter of Fire Pot ........... 18' 20' 22' 24- 26' 28' 30' Diameter of Smoke Collar .. 8' 8' 9* 9* 10' 10' 9* Approx. Distance from Floor to Center of Smoke Outlet................. Req. Cellar Height to Bottom of Joist *>V 6' 4GA' 6' 454'' 6' 45V 6' 49V 64' 49 V 7- 56' 8' Site of the Feed Door 9 X 114* 104 x 134' 104 x 13.4* 104 x 134* 104 x 134" 104' X 134" 13 x 13V Sire of the Ash Pit Door ................ 16 x 12M' 17 it 12' 194 X 12* 194 x 12' 2l*i x 134' x 13)2' 104 x 214' Height of .Ash Pit 13' 12' 12' 12' 134" 13.4' 14' Diameter of Casing 36' 40' 44* 47- 52' 56' 00* Height of Casings and Pitch Hood Height of Lower Sec tion of Casing.. Height of Upper Sectior 4 Casing. 594' 21* 24' 65,4' 23* 28' 654' 23* 28' 65.4' 23' 28* 694' 20o-* 30' 694' 25' 30' 76V 20' Middle 20' 20' Clrcu- iferpnee of Top C-cing Ring Over-all Length of Casing Sheets Approx. Shipping Weight Less Cas ings, in Pounds 113V S$' 1254' 333V i3s?r 114,v 147V 123 V 162}i' 136V 175'.' 149V 188V 156V 710 882 1,008 1,149 1.440 1.568 1,964 Approx. Shipping Weight Complete in Pounds . 770 934 1,087 1.233 1.539 1,686 2,118 J The 30C furnace has two piece radiator. STANDARD EQUIPMENT--Check draft, finishing collars, poker, draft regulator, chain and pulleys, asbestos cement, outs and bolts. ALL RATINGS CERTIFIED TO BY THE NATIONAL WARM AIR HEATING AND AIR CON DITIONING ASSOCIATION. NOTE: When a furnace is to be used for heating rooms on the first floor only, or rooms on the eeeond floor only, convert the square inch areas as calculated on the Standard Code Plan Sheet into B.t.u. and select the furnace sice from the B t a. rating column. (To convert square inch into B.t.u. multiply the first floor squarelneh requirements by III (B.t.u. per square inch) and the second floor by 167 (B.t.u. per square inch). SUNBEAM S5 September 1, 1SS9 03772 CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS--SERIES No. 1000 PIPELESS FURNACE FURNACE NUMBER I01SBD 1040BD 1044BD 1048BD 1052BD Grate Arm m Square Feet 1.22 Heating Surface in Sq'iare Inches................ Number of Rooms to be Heated........................... Capacity in Cubic Feet. Inside Diameter of Fire Pot............................. 4274 3 to 5 8.000 to 12.000 18' Size of Register 28 x 28' 1.49 5126 5 to 7 12.000 to 16,000 20' 32 x 32' 1.90 5874 7 to 10 16.000 to 20,000 22' 32 x 32' 2.29 2.82 6598 7494 10 to 12 20.000 to 24,000 24' 12 to 14 24.000 to 28,000 26' 35 x 35' 38 x 38' Diameter of Smoke Collar Approx. Distance from Floor to Center of Smoke Outlet Minimum Cellar Height required to Bottom of Joist Site of the Feed Door . S' 40,4* 6' 9 i 114' 8' 9' 9' 10' 46A' 6' * 6' 454* 6' K* 6' 10* 2 x 134' 104 * 134* 104 * 13*-' 104 * 134* Size of the Ash Pit Door 16x124* 17 x 12' 194 x 12' 194 X 12' 214 * 134' Height of the .Ash Pit Diam. of Inner Casing. !' 334' 12' 40* 12' 12' 134' 44' 47' 52' Diam. of Outer Casing Diameter of Warm-Air Outlet. Approx. Shipping Weight Complete io Pounds .. 414' 194' 910 52' 24' 1156 56' 24' 1290 60' 26' 1462 64' 28' 1776 STANDARD EQUIPMENT--Register, check draft, poker, draft regulator, chain and pulleys, asbestos cement, nuts and bolts. Warm-sir and return-air extension sufficient for 8' cellar height, is shipped with each pipeless furnace. September t, !0S$ S6 I) 03773 SUNBEAM SERIES No. 8000 STEEL FURNACE- COAL OR OIL COAL--HAND FIRED MODEL In this steel furnace, which is available for coal or oil burning, are incorporated all of the modern features that the science of heating has proven desirable. It is the ace of steel furnaces. Sunbeam steel furnaces are virtually seamless, one-piece units, without cracks or seams, or other openings through which the products of combustion can escape. When welded joints are further reinforced with riveting, as in the Series No. 8000, the result is not only a leakproof furnace, but also a permanently leak-proof furnace. The boiler plate steel heating element rapidly transmits heat to the circulating air, yet has a rugged durability that withstands the strain of intense heat. The Series No. 8000 is the furnace for today's firing conditions whether they be hand firing of coal, off and on operation of an oil burner, or the intense her generated by the forced draft of a coal stoker. The finest of materials, excellence of design and over fifty years of experience in the manufacture of heating equipment, make the Series No. 8000 the outstanding steel furnace. The Series No. 8000 is made in 6 sizes ranging from 22" to 34" drum diameter. SUNBEAM S7 September l, j 9S9 -SUNBEAM SERIES No. 8000 STEEL FURNACE INTERIOR VIEW--COAL BURNING MODEL CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Larce Radiator Welded and Riveted--seamless and leak-proof. Cast iron smoke collars are securely bolted to radiator. 2. Direct Draft Damper--located in upper smoke collar, outside of casting where it will not warp or burn out. 3. Welded and Riveted Head--dur able and leak-proof. 4. No Joint At Top Of Pouch--joints are eliminated by riveting and welding. 6. Cast Iron Connecting Collar --resists the destructive action of the hot flames. 6. One-Piece Drum -- eliminates two vertical joints within the warmair chamber. 7. Large Feed Door--12}^ inches high by 15% inches wide at bottom. 8. "V" Type Baffle--causes the hot gases to heat the entire radiator uniformly before they pass into the flue. Has no moving parts; nothing to get out of order. 9. Full Height Fire Pot--14^2 inches high, holds twice as much fuel as ordinary steel furnaces; requires firing less frequently. 10. Duplex Grate--outer ring is revolved by upright shaking lever, shaking ashes at edge of fire into ash pit. Clinkers move into center of "basket" of grate, where one turn of dumping handle quickly removes them. 11. Jointless Ash Pit--welding ash pit bottom to the drum makes it im possible for dust, fumes or moisture to escape into warm-airchamber. Theash pit bottom is dished below ash pit door, a feature desirable in oil firing as oil accumulations are held in this depres sion and do not flowonto basement floor. 12. No Direct Connection Between Casting and Heating Unit--elimi nates the possibility of gases or fumes entering the warm-air chamber. The drum is joined with the front of fur nace. The casing is connected sepa rately with the comer column. September t, ISS9 S8 SUNBEAM HEATING ELEMENT SERIES No. 8000 The drum of the heating element is constructed of durable No. 7 gauge boiler plate steel. The radiator is of No. 8 gauge steel. There are no joints in this advanced heating plant through which dirt, soot or fumes can escape from the combus tion chamber into the air circulating compartment. Seams are scaled per manently leak-proof as they are both riveted and welded to provide strength necessary to withstand the forces of expansion and contraction. The cast iron collars, which connect the radiator to the drum, join with a leak-proof tongue and groove joint and are firmly locked in position and sealed. Cast iron flanges are securely bolted to the drum and radiator at close inter vals. Thick asbestos gaskets are in serted to assure gas tight connections where the collars are joined to drum and radiator. STOKER FIRED MODEL SERIES No. 8000 The stoker can be installed in this model from front, rear or either side without any cutting by the installer. Chutes are provided at both sides and at rear of the heating element. The stoker screw tube can enter the heating element through any one of these chutes or through ash pit door opening. Metal covers and gaskets are provided to seal the chutes rot used. Any standard make of hopper feed or bin feed stoker (with the screw tube above base of furnace) can be accommodated. Bin feed stoker with the screw tube below base of furnace must be installed in the coal, hand fired, model. The Stoker Fired Model also has a fire brick lining around the fire box section. Grate assembly is omitted. The standard type of coal burning doors are furnished. Chute openings are I7r wide by 8^' high, and bottoms of openings are 4^' above floor level. September /, tSS9 SUNBEAM -SPECIAL OVERSIZE RADIATOR (No. 8034-J ONLY) SERIES No. 6000 Radiator is constructed of No. 10 gauge steel, riveted and welded. Connecting collars are cast iron. The connection between collars and drum and radiator, is made gas-tight through the use of flange collars, bolted securely. Thick asbestos gaskets also serve as additional seal against gas leakage. A vertical baffle at each side directs the passage of hot gases to the base of the radia tor, utilizing these gases completely--and heating all parts of the radiator--before they rise again ana pass out through the smoke collar. Radiator clean-out opening is at the bottom. No smoke tee is used DUPLEX GRATES SERIES No. 6000 Plenty of free air space in this grate assures both long life and the efficient combustion of fuel. The outer ring, operated by the upright shaking handle, revolves on four wheel bearings and can never stick. Clinkers are moved into the grate "'basket" where they are dumped with out loss of live coals. The ease and speed with which the grate can be installed and removed will appeal to dealers Open the ash pit door, release two convenient bolts and one pin. Grasp the handle and wheel it in or out like a wheel barrow. NO DIRECT CONNECTION BETWEEN CASING AND DRUM SERIES No. 8000 There is no joint in the warm air chamber between casing and heating unit of this Steel Furnace. The heating unit is connected to front of furnace. Casing is bolted to the comer column, making a separate con nect ion. Gases and fumes cannot escape through this connection into the air chamber. Interlocking joint between heating unit and front of furnace is made air-tight with asbestos rope packing. September l, 1939 s 10 SUNBEAM OIL BURNING MODEL--GUN TYPE SERIES No. 6000 Any standard make of gun type oil burner can be accommodated in this oil burning model. The generous area of heating surface and the long fire travel from burner to flue outlet, insure that the products of combustion are thoroughly utilized before they pass into the chimney. A! I joints are riveted and welded to success fully resist the constant expansion and contraction that is encountered with the intermittent firing of the oil burner resulting in gas-tight and fume-tight construction. It is equipped with an insulated fire door provided with a glass covered observation opening, so that combust ion can be observed with the door closed. The lower door has a circular opening through W'hich the blast tube of the burner is inserted. HEATING ELEMENT, OJL BURNING MODEL--GUN TYPE SERIES No. 8000 Cutaway view of Gun Type Oil Burner Model showing how the space between the front cast ing and the shell is insulated with mineral wool, and how it is supported and kept in position by a horizontal plate and a liner of heat-resisting steel. Insula tion in the fire door is also shown. ROTARY BURNER MODELS When the Series No. 8000 is furnished for rotary oil burners, the heating element is equipped with a hearth plate which rests on a cast ring held in position by brackets and sealed with asbestos rope. The sides of the heating element are protected from flame impingement by an inner lining of special heat-resisting steel. Specialdoorsand insulating min eral wool are furnished as in the gun type model. September i, j$s9 Sll SUNBEAM SERIES No. 8000--CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS furnace number iso:: 8024 8027 8030 8034 7S034J Inside Diameter of Drum Grate Area in Sq. Ft .. 1.S2 Heating Surface In Sq. In. 7171 Rating In Square Inches 526 Rating In Square Inches (Hard Coal and Coke). 421 B.t u. Cap. per Hr. at Reg. (Soft Coal)...................... 71,536 B.t.u. Cap. per Hr. at Reg. (Hard Coa I and Coke).. 57,250 B.t.u. Cap. per Hr. at Reg. (Stoker Fired)................ 78.978 B.t.u. Cap. per Hr. at Reg. (Oil).............................. 82,269 Overall Height of Heating Unit...................... 54?;' Height of Radiator 38 V Width of Radiator on Arc Depth of Radiator. . . 3S* 7' Height of Fire Pot. . HV Sue of Feed Door Opening, 1551 i 12 >r Sue of Ash Pit Door Opening 19s(x 12' Diameter of Smoke Outlet 9' Approximate Distance from Floor to Center of Smoke Outlet...................... 41V Diameter of Casing 40' Height of Casings and Hood CSV Height of Lower Section of Casing.......................... 2S' Height of Upper Section of Casing.......................... 20' Circumference of Top Casing Ring...................... 144 V Door Opening Required to Admit Drum [.Stoker Model).......................... Distance from center of Drum to Bide of Casing (Stoker Model).............. Distance from center of Drum to rear of Casing (Stoker Model)......... Distance from center of Drum to front of Furnace (Stoker Model) \pprox. Shipping Weight less Casing, lbs... Approx. Shipping Weight Complete, lbs . 1045 1133 24' 2.24 7467 27' ' 2.92 8824 30' 3.76 9248 34' 4.96 11232 34' 4 96 13059 600 750 892 1145 1207 480 600 714 916 966 81,600 102,000 121.312 155,720 164,152 65,280 81.600 97,104 124,576 131,376 90.091 112.584 133,885 171,739 181,113 93,845 117.275 139.463 178,895 55' 57% 58V 61K' 61V 38V 395V 39?;' 41' 42' 38' 42' 42' 50' 35V 7' 754' 754' 9' 20V w 1<>4' 14 V 14 V 14V 15? s x 12V 15ViX 12V 15?g x 12 V 15541 12 M' 15? s x 12H 19s bx 12' 21?; x 13V 21?;x 13V 21?s x 13? s' 21?s x 131; 9' 10' 10' 10' 10' 4i?;' 48' osv 28' 20' 150?*' mu' 24' 43 V 53' 70V 30' 26' 166V 31' 26}-$' 44 V 56' 70 V 30' 26' 175H' 33' 28' 45 V 61' :o!4' 30' 26' mV 37' 30 V 47H' 70! 4' 30' 26' 206' 37' 28' 28?;' 31?;' 34V 37 A' 46 V 18' 1099 1195 20' 1265 1370 21V 1393 1518 23V 1526 1656 23 V 1650 1757 STANDARD EQUIPMENT--Check draft, finishing collars, polcer, draft regulator, chain and pulleys, nuts and bolts. * If stoker is to be used, determine clearance lor stoker retort by deducting 3V (required for fire brick) from Inside drum diameter. t This sue is Dot available in the special stoker fired model. I This furnace is equipped with special overdue radiator and has an oval shaped casing 71' at its greatest length and 57 * at its greatest width. No smoke tee i# used with this furnace. * These furnaces are rated in accordance with the Standard Code Rating Formula of National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association. " The No. 8034J is not recommended for oil burning, September 1, 1999 S 12 SUNBEAM A new beauty in design and appearance has been added to the time Toven construction features of the Sunbeam Series No. 500 steel furnace. The new front castings are heavier, gracefully rounded and distinctively modern. The Series No. 500 is a product designed to meet the demand for a high quality steel furnace at a low price. The design, materials and construction features of this furnace are similar to those found only in higher priced products. The heating element is constructed of boiler plate steel approxi mately iV of an inch thick and its seams are both riveted and welded. The full height fire pot permits a long firing period and promotes efficient combustion. The basket grate is designed for convenient, efficient operation. These and other features assure years of satisfactory care-free service at an unusually low first cost and low operating cost. The Series No. 500 is made in four sizes, ranging from 20-inch to 27-inch drum diameters. SUNBEAM S 13 Septembir 1, 1959 03780 SERIES No. 500 STEEL FURNACE INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Radiator--is constructed of No 12 gauge boiler plate, riveted and welded. 2. Connecting Collars--are of cast iron construction and are securely bolted at close intervals to form leakproof joints. Collars join with a tight tongue and groove joint. Asbestos gaskets are inserted where collars con nect to drum and radiator. 3. Full Height Fire Pot--is 13H* high. Holds a deep bed of fuel. Per mits long firing period.4 4. Radiator Smoke Collar--is of cast iron construction. It is connected to the radiator gas tight by the inser tion of an asbestos gasket and by bolts spaced at close intervals. Notice that 'collar is located at the base of radiator so that the gases pass through the entire radiator before passing into the flue. 5. Basket Grate--excellent combus tion and easy removal of ashes and clinkers is assured by this type of grate. 6. Jointless Ash Pit--no gas or dust leakage can occur in ash pit, as the base is welded to the drum. 7. Riveted and Welded Head--long life and leak-proof construction is obtained by riveting and welding the head to the top of drum. 8. Top of Pouch--the top of the pouch is riveted and welded. 9. Drum--is constructed of No. 8 gauge boiler plate, riveted and welded. Construction of drum eliminates two vertical joints within warm-air chamber. 10. Large Feed Door Opening--is approximately 13wide by ll?g* high. September l, 1939 S 14 SUNBEAM ) j 03781 STEEL HEATING ELEMENT---------- SERIES No. 500 Among the outstanding features of this Sunbeam Furnace, are the materials and methods used in the construction of the heating element. Durable No 8 gauge boiler plate steel is used in the drum; No. 12 gauge in the radiator. This heavy metal trans mits heat rapidly yet is unusually rugged and indefinitely resists the effect of flame and heat. All seams are both riveted and welded so that dirt, soot and fumes cannot possibly escape from the heating element. The radiator is connected to the drum by cast iron connecting collars which are securely bolted into place and sealed with asbestos gaskets. The two collars are joined by a tight fitting tongue and groove joint. ----------------------------------------BASKET GRATE SERIES No. 500 This grate keeps the fire hottest where you want it, against the walls of the fire pot. The upright shaker handle revolves grate assembly smoothly and easily on 3 rollers, shaking down ashes along the edge of grate. Clinkers settle into the center or "basket" section of the grate. They are broken and removed, without disturb ing the fire, by the action of two triangular gate bars located at the bottom of the "basket" sec tion. The large amount of free area in this grate assures plenty of air for combustion of the fuel. STOKER FIRED MODEL---------------------------- SERIES No. 500 Nos. 524 and 527 will accommodate bin feed or hopper feed'stokers of any standard make. The stoker screw tube can be installed from front, rear or either side without any cutting by the installer. Chutes are provided at both sides and at the rear of the heating element. Metal covers and gaskets are provided to seal the chutes which are not used Where a bin feed stoker is to be installed with Chute openings are 17' wide by 8I2' the screw tube below base of furnace, the coal, high. Bottom of opening is above hand fired model must be used. basc * heating element. Like all coal burning models, it is equipped with a firebrick lining around thefirebox section. Crate assembly is omitted. Standard coal burning doors are furnished. OIL BURNING MODELS The Series No. 500 is available in gu.i type and rotary type oil burning models. Any standard make of oil burner can be accommodated. When furnished for gun type burner, mineral wool is supplied for insulating the space between the front casting and shell. The insulation is supported and kept in place by a horizontal plate and a liner of heat-resisting steel. The rotary oil burner model is furnished with a hearth plate which rests on a cast iron ring held in position by brackets and sealed with asbestos rope. The sides of the heating element are protected from flame impingement by an inner lining of special heat-resisting steel. Insulating mineral wool is furnished as in the gun type model. S 15 September /, 19S9 CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS--SERIES Ho. 500 FURNACE NUMBER :s20 1522 524 tlrjHde Diameter cf Drum 20' 22' 24 * 27* Grate Area in Square Feet.. ................ 1.44 1.82 2.24 2.92 Heating Surface in Square Inches................ 5,025 5,330 5.690 6,910 'Rating in Square Inches (Soft Coal)................................................................................. 393 461 538 683 Rating in Square Inches (Hard Coal and Coke)................................................................... 314 359 430 546 B.t.u.Capacity Per Hr. at Reg. (Soft Coal)...................................................... . . 53,400 62,700 73,200 92,900 B.t.u.Capacity Per Hr. at Reg. (Hard Coal and Coke).............................................. 42,780 50,160 58.560 74,320 B.t.u.Capacity Per Hr. at Reg. (Stoker Fired)........................................................... 59.000 69,000 61.000 102.000 B.t.u. Capacity Per Hr. at Reg. (Oil). .......... 61,000 72,000 84,000 107.000 Overall Height of Healing Unit ... Height of Radiator................................. Width of Radiator on Arc................. ... 52*4* 32?r 30' 52H' 324* 30* 52?;325130* 55- 354' 38' Depth of Radiator................................ Height of Fire Pot Size of Feed Door Opening ... Site of Ash Pit Door Opening .......................................... OH* 6>r 64' 7' 13H- 13,4' 134' 134' ^ IDs* high 1Dhigh HVbigh IDs' high 13 wide 13:5' wide 134'vide I3:g' wide / HJi'high 1151'high 11}*' high 114'high Diameter of Smoke Outlet.................. Approximate Distance from Floor to ................................ i Hi s' wide 14'g* wide 144' wide 144' wide 8' 8' 8' 9' Ceoter of Smoke Outlet.................................................... Diameter of Casing........................................................................ 24?4" 40- 24?*" 44* 24 U' 47' 24' 50' Average Overall Length of Casings.............................................. Height of Casings and Hood......................................................... Height of Lower Section of Casing................................................ ioov 664* 30' 114}* 66 4' 30' 1227a* 66,4' 30' 1334' 664' 30' Height of Vpper Section of Casing................................................ 22* 22' 22' 22' Circumference of Top Casing Ring Door Opening Required to Admit Drum 12SV 1384' 147*8* 157*- (Stoker Model).................................................... Dis. from Center of Drum to Side of Casing * 2GV 29V (Stoker Model)......................... .................. Dis. from Center of Drum to Rear of Casing 234' 25 ' (Stoker Model) . ...................................................... Dis. from Center of Drum to Front of Furnace 28* 30' (Stoker Model) .. .... ................ Approximate Shipping Weight Less Casing. Lbe . Approximate Shipping Weight Complete t nv 194* 798 853 897 1015 874 939 985 1113 STANDARD EQUIPMENT--Check draft, finishing collars, poker, draft regulators, chain and pulleys, nuts and bolts. Ratings are in accordance with the Standard Code Rating Formula of National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association. t If stoker is to be used, determine clearance for stoker retort by deducting 3V (required for fire brick) from inside drum diameter. These sizes are not available in special stoker fired models. ') September 1, 1PJ9 S 16 SUNBEAM 03783 SUNBEAM SERIES G GAS FURNACE- The Series G Sunbeam is a new type of gas fired gravity furnace, with steel .heating element. It is attractively modern in appearance and highly efficient in operation. There are five sizes ranging from the No. 65 G with 65,000 B.t.u. input per hour to the No. 150 G with an input of 150,000 B t.u. per hour. The Series G Sunbeam Gas Fired Gravity Furnaces, because of their surprisingly low prices, bring the benefits of clean, care-free automatic gas heating within the reach of thousands of home owners with limited incomes. Fuel bills are moderate because of the highly efficient manner in which the gas burned in these furnaces is transferred into useable heat. Compact and low, the Series G Sunbeam requires a small amount of basement space for installation. Where gas burning gravity heating is desired, the Series G is an outstanding value both from the standpoint of low first cost and low operating cost. S 17 September f, 19S9 -SUNBEAM SERIES G GAS FURNACE INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Heating Element--highly effi cient. Is seamless and constructed of durable heat resisting steel. 2. Radiator--welded into a seamless unit. Provides long fire travel and additional heating surface. 3. Air Circulating Space--air cir culates uniformly over the ample heat-radiating surfaces. 4. Burner Box--constructed of heavy weight heat-resisting steel. Is easily accessible at all times for burner inspection. 5. Burner--consists of several indi vidual burner heads. Each individual burner mixes its own supply of air and gas for most satisfactory combustion. 6. Inner Lining--Spaced one inch inside of casing. Minimizes heat loss into basement. Securely attached to outer cabinet and will not rattle or cause noise. 7. Outer Cabinet--finished in green crystalline baked enamel. Very attractive in appearance. 8. Pilot--Generator--thermocouple type and generates l/ of one volt which is sufficient to operate gas valve. Low voltage current passing through valve and thermostat minimizes wear on parts and pitting of points. 9. Pressure Regulator--maintains uniform gas pressure and constant flame at burner. 10. Gas Valve--is of the electric dia phragm type and is absolutely noiseless. Operated wholly by gas pressures. September j, 1939 S 18 SUNBEAM N, 03785 HEATING ELEMENT- SERIES G The illustration opposite shows how the products of combustion rise from the burner to the top of the heating element. They next pass through a large outlet at the front, into the upper section of the radiator. The gases divide and are drawn down to the bottom of the radiator where they pass under vertical baffles. They then rise over other vertical baffles and this upward and downward travel is repeated several times until they finally pass into the vent at the rear. The upward and downward travel of the hot gases caused by the vertical baffles insures that the hot gases uniformly heat all surfaces of the radiator. Thus the greatest amount of useful heat is extracted from the products of combustion. Heat, which is generally lost by radiation through the bottom of ordinary gas fur naces, is utilized in the Sunbeam. It pre-heats the gas in the burner manifold and also the air supply before it is admitted to the burner. Thus, in this advanced heating plant, expert designers have drawn on their ingenuity and experience to increase combustion efficiency by utilizing heat that is ordinarily wasted. --------------------------------------- BURNER-PILOT--VALVE AND THERMOSTAT SERIES G Burner--With the Sunbeam burner the necessary volume of gas is burned in small quantities in several indi vidual burner heads. Each individual burner is complete and independent, has its own separate mixer and spud, draws its individual supply of gas and air, and mixes the combination for the most satisfactory combustion at the burner head. These burners are set at the factory and require no further adjustment. Air shutters are not used. Pilot--Pilot-Generator acts as a safety pilot. When burning it generates one-fourth of one volt of electricity which is sufficient to operate the gas valve. This extremely low voltage through valve and thermostat minimizes wear on parts and eliminates pitting of points. The thermostatic control system is not wired into, and therefore operates independently of, any of the wiring circuits in the house. VlUt--The gas valve is of the electric diaphragm type and is absolutely noiseless. It is operated wholly by gas pressure above or below the diaphragm in the valve body. Line pressure keeps the valve in a closed position by exerting pressure on the bottom of the diaphragm. Gas is admitted to the top of the valve body and thence to burner, by the pilot electrically operating a small bar that opens a port in the top side of the valve. Thermostat--This thermostat which is standard equip ment with the Series G is of the flush mounting type and very attractive in appearance. The wall plate is of ivory finish. The inset is finished in gold. It has platinum iridium points and is adjustable to within one-half of one degree. September j, 1939 S 19 SUNBEAM B. T. U. RATINGS Heater Number A. G. A. B.T U. Input per Hour <APACITIES AND DIMENSIONS--SERIES G A. G. A. B.T.U. Output per Hour at Bonnet Net Available B.T.U. per Hour at Register (Manufacturer) "Square Inch Ratings 65G SOG 105G 120G 150G 05.000 80,000 105,000 120,000 150,000 48.750 60,000 76.750 90,000 112,600 41.400 51,000 06,900 76,500 95,600 304 375 492 562 703 `SQUARE INCH RATINGS Square Inches of Basement Pipe Area Square Inches of Basement Pipe Area Square Inches of Basement Pipe Area Second Heater First Second Number Floor Floor 'iotal N umber Floor Floor '1'otal Heater First Second Number Floor Floor Total 65G 373 0 373 105G 602 0 602 150G 861 0 S61 298 50 348 497 70 567 741 SO S21 222 100 322 392 140 532 621 160 781 147 150 297 2S6 210 496 500 240 740 72 200 272 181 2S0 461 380 320 700 0 24S 248 76 350 426 259 400 659 0 400 400 139 480 619 SOG 460 0 460 120G 689 0 689 385 50 435 599 60 659 310 100 410 508 120 628 234 150 384 418 180 598 159 200 359 328 240 568 84 250 334 238 300 538 0 305 305 147 360 507 57 420 477 0 458 458 0 572 572 * Sq. Id. ratings are based on Standard Code Formula of tbe National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association. If the proper combination of sc. inches of pipe is not listed in the above table, select tbe unit size by converting tbe sq. in. requirements of tbe installation into B.t.u. by tbe following method: Multiply sq. in. requirements of first floor by 111; multiply sq. in. requirements of second floor by 167; add tbe totals. This grand total will represent tbe total B.t.u. required at tbe registers for tbe installation. Refer to Column 4 of "B.t.u. Ratings" Table and select unit sue which has this capacity. Example: sq. in. required for first floor 320 x 111 B.t.u.**35,520 B.t.u. Sq. in. required for second floor 230 x 167 B.t.u.**38,410 B.t.u. 35,520 +38.410 = 73,930 B.t.u. required at register. Reference to column 4 shows that the No. 120G has the capacity at warm air registers necessary for the installation. SPECIFICATIONS AND DIMENSIONS Heater Number Width Depth Height Vent Sue Gas Supply Approximate Height from Floor to Center of Horizontal Vent Pipe Approximate Shipping Weight 65G 80G 105G 120G 150G 28 x 28 i48J^r 28 x 28 x 48H' 30 x31Mx52' 32 x 34 x 52' 36^x43^*52' * if used with 550 B.t.u. gas. 4' 4' 5' 5' 6' M' 47r 210 lb#. Si' 225 lbs. 1 ' SlH' 280 It*. >'* 300 lbs. r 55K' 385 lbs. September l, 1939 S 20 SUNBEAM GRAVITY FURNACE ACCESSORIES' TEMPERATURE CONTROL EQUIPMENT L-119.A Combination A-IX--Consisting of: M-87-A No. T-45-A--Plain Thermostat--Including 42 feet of 2-wire cable. No. M-S7-A--Damper Motor--Including transformer, chain, S hooks and pulleys. No L-119-A--Limit Switch (Airstat). T-45-A METAPHRAM TEMPERATURE CONTROL-- Combination M-X No. M-504-A--Warm Air Regulator --A self-containing draft and check regulating instrument for gravity warm air furnaces. Installed on the side of furnace just below top casing ring, it automatically closes drafts when bonnet temperature rises too high and opens drafts when bonnet temperature drops too low. AUTOMATIC DRIP HUMIDIFIER COMBINATION W This humidifier connects to the water line. A thermostatic element expands and contracts with the temperature in t1 .e bonnet to admit more or less water to the evaporating reservoir. Humidi fier isVlaced in bonnet directly above the heating element. The amount of water evaporated by this humidifier is \ determined by temperature in bonnet. | This humidifier has a manual adjustment ro vary flow of water into reservoir and is equipped with an overflow pipe to carry away any excess of water that is not absorbed by the air. `AUXILIARY WATER HEATER COILS* No. of Coil For Furnaces Approx. Shipping Weight No. lx 22' Straight tNo. 1018 No. 1 x 24' Straight tNo. 1040,1044 No. 1126' Straight tNo. 1048, 1062, 8034, 8034J No. 1 x 30* Straight No. 1066 No. 1 Formed No. 8024, 622. 824 No. 2 Formed No. 8027, 8030, 527 No. 3 Formed No. 8022. 520 6Hlbs. 7 lbs. 7^1bs. 8Ulte. 7M lbs. 7 Ibe. W be. * la ordering, be sure to specif? the site of coil and the furnace to which it is to be connected. For example, No. lx 26* Straight Coil for No. 1048 Furnace, f The same coils are used on both pipe and pipeless furnaces. SUNBEAM S 21 September t939 September i, 1939 S 22 'I 03789 A 03790 BLOWER-FILTER UNITS BLOWER-FILTER UNITS Sunbeam Blower-Filter Units For Modernizing Gravity Furnaces American IQIiPnHkl COSTS ROHOn THU OTHHS 03791 SUNBEAM BLOWER-FILTER UNITS SUNBEAM MODERN BLOWER-FILTER UNITS Sunbeam Blower-Filter Units offer owners of gravity furnaces, positive, uni form delivery of warm, clean, filtered air in winter and, in summer, cooling ventilation through the circulation of air. The Sunbeam Blower-Filter Unit is available complete with blower, motor, pulleys--including adjustable pulley for motor--belt and filters. The Sunbeam-Sirocco Blower, and the Motor, are specially designed for opera tion with furr\aces and possess a number of outstanding features. Added to the mechanical superiority of the Sunbeam Blower-Filter Unit is a handsome, newly designed cabinet. Comers are gracefully rounded. Unsightly bolts and screws are eliminated or concealed. Green crystalline baked enamel gives a most attractive finish. All parts of the heavy, No. 20 gauge cabinet are die cut and formed. Slip joints eliminate the use of screws and provide snug-fitting, air-tight connections. SURPRISINGLY LOW IN COST The Sunbeam Blower handles more air per revolution than any other type of blower. Frequently, the Sunbeam Blower, with a 12' wheel for example, actually delivers more air than an ordinary blower with a larger wheel--and costs less than the larger blower which also requires more space and consumes more power. When you select blowers, compare them not on the size of the blower wheel, but on the basis of Certified Ratings or Capacities based on tests made in accor dance with the Code of the National Association of Fan Manufacturers and The American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers. Hundreds of thrifty heating contractors who purchase on this basis are choosing the Sunbeam, be cause its high efficiency makes it one of the most economical blowers that can be obtained. ' SUNBEAM S 23 September t, 1959 -SUNBEAM BLOWERS 10 REASONS WHY SUNBEAM BLOWERS ARE SUPERIOR 1. Die Formed Blades--arc curved forward and each one handles a small amount of air which explains why this blower is so quiet and efficient. 6. Center plate--gives each Sun beam Blower the effect of 2 blowers. Reduces air turbulence and friction, and gives better air distribution. 2. Blower Wheels--sides with slots where blades attach, are die-formed to insure absolute uniformity. Blades arc riveted to sides of wheel so they cannot come loose or rattle. 3. Wheel and Housing--wheel re volves uithin a small fraction of an inch of the housing, so that entering air is drawn immediately into the blades and turbulence and friction are eliminated. 4. Bearing Socket--is -self-aligning. Keeps bearings in alignment at all times, thereby reducing bearing wear and poucr consumption. 5. Shafts and Bearings--extra heavy. Large .oil reservoirs, which hold several months supply of lubri cation insure many years of operation with practically no need for service. 7. Housing is Welded--provides a smooth surface that will not set up any avoidable resistance to the flow of air. 8. Cut-off at Discharge Outlet-- a new, patented feature, provides even distribution of the air at all points of the outlet. 9. Stream-Lined Inlet--scientifically engineered, and is die-formed. Because of this, the wheel opening is 99Fo effective in admitting air. Both sides of this Double-Inlet, Double-Width blower are equipped with stream-lined inlets. 10. Bearing Mounting--located away from blower wheel so that it offers practically no resistance to air entering blower. Bearings are rubber mounted. .ScpfenibiT i, J Interior view (at left) showing position of blower, motor and filters. Blower and motor are mounted on an integral, angle iron base which prevents vibration, saves time in aligning pul leys and keeps pulleys in alignment indefinitely. Note 1 arge amoun t of filter ing surface, and how verti cal row of filters extends to bottom of rear access door at right. Atrightisrear view', with access door and vertical row of filters removed. In sum mer, cool basement air may be drawn through this open ing. S 24 aSJJNBEA SUGGESTIONS FOR BAFFLING GRAVITY FURNACES Before a blower is connected to a gravity furnace, the heating plant should be baffled to reduce the amount of air circulating area and particularly to bring the air into intimate contact with the furnace heating element. In the illustrations below are given suggestions for properly baffling casings of both the steel and cast iron types of gravity furnaces. H III ; wj 9 \ D 1 im j till ip D 1 STEEL FURNACE The sketches above show the top and front views of a steel furnace and how the shaded area should be closed, or baffled, so that no air can circulate through this space. The baffle should extend from the top of the blower outlet to the top of the upper casing sheet. It should be sired in accordance with the table below. DIAMETER OF DRUM A B C D 20' 3.4' 4' 144" 4` 3V *' 15** 24' 4' 34' 4' 15*' 27' 5' 4.4' 4' IS*' CAST IRON FURNACE The sketch at right shows the top view of a cast iron furhace and how the area close to the casing should be closed, or baffled, so that no air can circulate through this space. The baffle should extend from the top of the blower outlet to the top of the upper casing sheet. The baffle should follow the contour of the ra diator, and should be spaced in accordance with the table below. 30' 34' 5' 44' 4' 214' 5' 5' 4' 24V BAFFLE CLOSED TOP ANO BOTTOM DIAMETER OF FIRE POT 16' 18' 20' 22' 24' A 3' 3' 3' 3K' 3K' DIAMETER OF FIRE POT 26' 28' 30' 32' A 34' 3 y,' 3*4 ' 4' All Sunbeam Blower-Filter Units are equipped with GENUINE SUNBEAM-- SIROCCO Blowers, manufactured by the world's largest maker of blowers with more than 50 years of experience. SUNBEAM September l, 1959 SPECIFICATIONS Diameter No. Blower Wheel Pitch Diameter Blower Pullev SUNBEAM BLOWER-FILTER UNITS Number of Blowers * Motor H P. Mot.v R. P. M. Number of Filters i-e 1-12 12' 1-15 15' I-1S 13' 1-21 21' 9' 12' 15' IS' IS' i i 1.725 2-(lu \ 25*i 4 1,725 4-(20 x 20') 1,725 4-(20 x 20*) a 1,725 5--(16 x 25') H 1,725 6-(16 x 25 0 * MOTORS. Motors that are especially designed for use with furnace blowers, are standard equipment. They do not cause radio interference. Each motor is equipped with a special safety device which prevents damage winch might be caused by overloading or fluctuations in current. DIMENSIONS A No. Width B Height SIDE ELEVATION E Depth C Width of Air Discharge Opening D Height of Air Discharge Opening Return Air Opening 1-9 32* 2s>-r 2'j's* 11 A' 1-12 40* 36 V 29 V lift' 1-15 4SV 39' 33 V 20A* 1-18 wv 41' 3')1 g' 24 A' 1-21 5SV 51V 424* 28 V 9,\' 12;*' 15r**' 1ST' 21V 2S4 ' wide x 10' deep 36,4 'wide x 14' deep 45' wide x 16' deep 5I'< ' wide x 20' deep 55' wide x 24 ' deep HOW TO DETERMINE SIZES OF BLOWERS NEEDED The proper size blower for connec tion to a gravity furnace can be selected in accordance with the infor mation given below when the Standard Code rating in square inches--or the Bt.u. capacity--is known. Multiply the square inch rating by 2 to obtain C F.M. (Cubic Feet of Air Per Minute) required. Multiply the B.t u. capacity (at register) by .011 to obtain C.F.M. (Cubic Feet of Air Per Minute) required. When C F.M. is known, refer to tables on following pages and select blower that will provide this C.F.M. Examples: 502 square inches x 2 = 1004 C.F.M. No. 1-12 Blower Unit (100S C F.M at } 4 * S P , 1460 Tip Speed, 405 R.P M , .144 B.H P.) 177,000 B.t u. x .011 = 1947 C.F.M. No. 1-15 Blower Unit (1962 C.F.M. at Yx" S P., 1498 Tip Speed, 3S2 R.P.M., .24 B.H.P.) SUNBEAM S 26 Siptembcr 1, 1939 ) 03795 BLOWER CAPACITIES CERTIFIED RATING S a o' oi 3SSZ53 ?g ' *1 A e.'c p<! oo * oo ao xo'oco to oc f^ O ft ft e04 04 01 04 04 04 04 04 01 irr oe oi Cl 04 O) rt M -r ti orr~o re- t-- oc oc r- -- ft co oo oo oo oo 01 Oor- f--oe' x* oe goi g> ---- fc. W2 cl gg* *r O o Cl oo C: ~ -- -- ^ -- 01 Cl ft ct ft S = H m f'. Clf1or--r r---r-cr.--i Of-~ fco1 J ^ -J. IfS t- ft e oi o i- coc rcc- tt geogo 1 e -- -- -- 04 04 04 ft ft <7: fiO-O i0r1 >Cwl C(- WT Nri-fifN-*, Xff'-l *1 U1 firrr-oe n oc 01 WO wo ft X ft ft oc oo I Cei O-r xCs O e----i --oc ' S f; ft J J yCggS ) els p:l C00 Xi-n oc to ff-t 3QCs-e0r-*ofcl oc -- -- o0--%c e 04 Ol 04 ft &c cl Cowc e--*f f-r- l sills pI iooa ooc n " e N m P) 2^4S0 S 5S0- BOO 900 1000 noo 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 Outlet Veloeily F I'M Volume CFM c-nOCc0i4' --oo oc > fo9tl----(*so--c>0<4cet S 27 C 5 .* 5S .g gv < *v Mc Me O S -6 T! '5 ^ 5 S * a c 3 fr i ? 5fe? Ill 6 f! - *2 3 fc | 1 J ul CO I O- ^ 5 "5 iiiU f <'$* Vt J= a '3 * O ~ 3 2 5 ? II c*<Z mtSa -a i.I cwII.s=2a* Sl^a c 3zO c 5M 22gs ZW 5cp^m6er l, 1939 03796 September i, 1939 BLOWER CAPACITIES CERTIFIED R ATIN G S S 28 03797 BLOWER CAPACITIES CERTIFIED RATING S a? Pi pl mn w -- ' sc - ^ 10 6)^a0o0o N N NNN u--3>; ia mm- onmmi^ndo m--ao -- a> * HI Owf~n n Mrttn 1 c m m -in > r- --m fl oOonoocMO ui mm '8 4. S'? d M N NMNI >> ---- d OS mD fr-0 * IflNlrtN o n o^e * m m--*--^ 55 g sS 1-S.S = ss 2'Sa fe !li III kr^ It a.? _ 1*41 m e- 3IS2I cor -- n rN- rosmn o m * : s=8 1 nno )1 oo--eme rwo iri on f- d oc o o NP*m mm-> >> r <--0 *f * pi ao 00 d Sw--x* nN SC< n er -- rtSgiCN 83E 35 ? 2 : pi i}oaa> nwO O- M"o nMo afh) S8E *- dd * m e 5J3 S S - d dd en d iiiiniiii 800 MO 1000 1100 1200 1300 H00 1500 1600 1700 1800 1 , i5 ass 2 s s s s sas ^ V m m m E d sriS SSS8 SS2S e- d -- mA'r ^ ^ m m cotd 2 3SS s-e'ssioeeso g d33deS$ S^eSond S 29 Steplmtor /, 1S3S> Outlet Velocity FPM 03798 I i September i. iP30 S 30 I 03799 03800 d w o m o K E R s - c o a i or (to. BLOWERS, HUMIDIFIERS, CONTROLS, ETC. American iQUIPMINT COSTS 10 0K TUN OINKS Sunbeam Series No. 5500 Air Conditioning Unit Coal or Oil Sunbeam Series No. 80 Air Conditioning Unit Coal or Oil 03801 M SUNBEAM SERIES No. 5500 AIR CONDITIONER- COAL OR OIL COAL BURNING--HAND FIRED MODEL The new Series No. 5500 Sunbeam Air Conditioning Unit supplies the demand for an air conditioner with a steel heating element--at a low price. It measures up to the high Slnbeam standard in per formance, durability and attractive appearance. The finest of material and equipment are used in its manufacture. It has be'en designed by the same engineers and is constructed by the same skilled mechanics, who have engineered and built the more expensive Sunbeam Air Conditioners which have demonstrated their J superior quality through many years of actual service in all types of homes in all parts of the country. The Series No. 5500 is made in Oil Burning models as well as Coal--Hand Fired and Stoker Models. Any standard make of gun tvpe or rotary type oil burner can be accommodated. The attractive cabinet is constructed of No. 20 gauge steel and finished in green crystalline enamel finish. A galvanized inner casing keeps the outer casing relatively cool. The heavy boiler plate heating element, approximately -f-s of an inch thick, is both riveted and welded. Bloteer, motor, fillers, humidifiers and controls used with this Series AU. On are illustrated and described cn the last feu- pages of this index section. S 31 September t, 1$39 03802 STEEL HEATING ELEMENT The heating element of the Series No. 5500 is built to merit the repu tation for long life, high heating capacity and trouble-free service that has been established by other Sunbeam Air Conditioners. It is constructed of heavy boiler plate and is both riveted and welded to permanently withstand the strain of expansion and contraction, and to safeguard against gas leak age. As with other steel units this heating element is constructed in Sunbeam's new steel fabricating plant at Elyria, Ohio. Modern equipment, skilled workmanship and the use of the finest materials assure long life and trouble-free operation of these heating elements. STOKER FIRED MODEL- Chute openings arc 17" wide by ST j "high B-ittom of opening is 4'i" abo'.e base ol heating element. Will accommodate any standard make of hopper or bin feed stoker. Heating element is equipped with steel chutes on both sides, and at rear, so that stoker can be installed from front, (through ash pit door) rear or either side without any cutting. Metal covers and gaskets are provided to seal the chutes not used. Bin feed stoker, with screw tube below base of Unit must be installed in the coal hand-fired model. Fire brick lining around fire box section and regular coal burning doors are standard equipment. Grate assembly is omitted. OIL BURNING MODELS--The Senes No. 5500 is available in gun type and rotary type oil burning models. Any standard make of oil burner can be accommodated. When furnished for gun type burner, mineral wool is supplied for insulating the space between the front casting and shell. The insulation is supported and kept in place by a horizontal plate and a liner of heat resisting steel. The rotary oil burner model is furpished w ith a hearth plate which rests on a cast iron ring held in position by brackets and sealed with asbestos rope. The sides of the heating element arc protected from flame impingement by an inner lining of special heat resisting steel. Insulating mineral wool is furnished as in the gun type model. INNER CASING CONSTRUCTION SERIES No. 5500 In the s.de of the galvanized inner casing is a large opening which per mits most of the air discharged from the blower to pass into the heating compartment. The remainder of the air circulates between the inner and outer casings and keeps the exterior of the cabinet cool. Open ings at the top allow the " insulating " air to join the heated air. Pressure within the heating compartment is equalized through these openings. r September i, 1939 S 32 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING \ 03803 SERIES No. 5500--CAPACITIES j Soft Coal | Hard Coal and Coke ^ 1 Hand Fired | Hand fired 1 \h. i HTT ;C,F.M Bll ;C.F M BTl' ;C.F.M. BTC : C F.M. Capaettv Required Cnpacip. Required Capacity `Required Capacitv * Required ,at l{c(j;te' at 65 f. at Rcginer at 65' F. at Register at t>5 F. at Register at GoJ F. '>3-'ll 5524 5527 76.000 S9.000 104,000 132,000 515 956 1114 1415 00.000 71.000 S3.000 105.000 Go.' 53,000 765 97.000 891 113,000 1132 143.000 8SS 1041 1213 1541 86,000 101.000 118,000 149.000 924 1085 1264 1605 * \ir heated from to' to 165 F. increases 19'^- in volume. Therefore, warm air ducts should have capacity, fur 19^ greater C F.M. than listed above. A Blower Capacity tabic for .vpp'ov.rrate R. V. M. uf B!oer. Tf ce ijcs arr rot available in the spcc.al ntc-hcr-Firt'd Moiel BLOWER--MOTOR--FILTER SPECIFICATIONS--SERIES No. 5500 i Blower | Diameter No. i u: }'.ev.cr 1 Wheel Pitch D.ameter ::!b-er P-.liev No. of Bh-wcrs 5520 5522 55 ' ` 5.27 ' !- 0 i l~V1 ' 1-12 1 | ! i 1 sv ,r 12' 12' sUlr 12' , 1 1 1 Motor K.P. , a a )3 Numl-er Fiiter# 2 (16 x 25") 4 {20 x 20*) 4 (20 x 20') 4 '20 x 20') SERIES No. 5500--DIMENSIONS- Approx. No. `Overall Width Height Heating Compart ment Height Blower Compart- ment *W,dth of Blower Compart ment Overall Depth Air Air Discharge Intake Opening Opening Smoke Collar Diameter Distance from Floor to Center of Smoke Collar 5520 5522 5524 5527 f,,V '-91/ <>.`2 5$' 5S' 5S' 61' 2Sl-4' 36,V 36`-4" 36 H" 26`i' 29V 29H' 3S.V 41' 49V IS x IS' 10 x 2SV 20 x 20' 14 x 36V 22 x 22' 14 x 36V 23 x 23' 14 x 36V 8' 8' S' 9' 24V wr 241." 24' * Allow clearance at side equal to width of blower comportment for removal of biters, blower and motor. S 33 September i, 1939 SUNBEAM SERIES No. SO AIR CONDITIONER COAL OR OIL COAL BURNING--HANO FIRED MODEL The experience of more than half a century in the heating industry, in combination with the resources of the world's largest manufacturers of heating equipment enables the Sunbeam organization to offer this outstanding air condition.r at a moderate price. Years of service in thousands of installations have proven the long life and high efficiency of the substantially built steel heating element with which this air conditioner is equipped. Made of heavy weight boiler steel, approximately fif of an inch thick, and with all seams riveted and welded this heating element provides unusually long life and leak-proof construction from which no gas, fumes, smoke, soot, dirt or dust can escape. The green crystalline enamel cabinet with its gracefully rounded corners and with all bolts and screws concealed is handsome in appearance The Senes No. SO is made in four models; two for coal--hand fired and stoker; two for oil--one for gun type and one for rotary type burners. Blower, motor, filters, humidifiers and controls used with the ,Yo. SO Series are illustrated and described on the last few pages of this index section lernbrr ], 1 9 S 34 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING 03805 STEEL HEATING ELEMENT------ SERIES No. 80 The heating element of Series No. SO js constructed of No. 7 gauge boiler plate steel, with the joints riveted and welded to pro duce a seamless unit from which no gas, fumes, smoke, soot, dirt or dust can escape. This leak-proof element, in combination with the filters, makes the Sunbeam the cleanest system available. Because of its generous amount of heating surface and long fire travel, this heating element offers large heating capacity, high efficiency and economical fuel consumption with either oil or coal. All the steps involved in manu facturing these heating elements are performed in the new Sunbeam steel fabricating plant uhich is the most ad\-anced of its kind. Only the most up-to-date and specially designed equipment, is found in this new factory. 1-i'trior \ leu- of coal burnina hand-fireJ heating element. Chute openings are 17* wide by 8! 1" high. Bottom of opening is above base of heating clement STOKER FIRED MODEL SERIES No. 80 Will accommodate any standard make of hopper or bin feed stoker. The heating element of this model is equipped with steel chutes on both sides, and at rear, so that stoker can be installed from front, (through ash pit door) rear or either side without any cutting on the part of the installer. Metal covers and gaskets are provided to seal the chutes not used. Bin feed stoker, with screw tube below base of Unit must be installed in the coal hand-fired model. Fire brick lining around fire box section and regular coal burning doors are standard equipment. Crate assembly is omitted. INNER CASING CONSTRUCTION- SERIES No. 80 The casing construction of the Scries No. SO is similar to that of the Series No. 5500. Jn the side of the galvanized inner casing is a large opening which permits most of the air discharged from the blower to pass into the heating compart ment. The remainder of the air circulates between the inner and outer casings and keeps the exterior of the cabinet cool. Openings at the top allow the '`insulating" air to join the heated air. Pressure within the heating compartment is ) equalized through these openings. SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONIMG S 35 September l, 1039 03806 OIL BURNING MODELS SERIES No. 80 GUN TYPE OIL BURNER MODEL The Series No. SO is available in gun type and rotary type oil burning models. Any standard make of oil burner can be accommodated. Special equipment which is furnished with the gun type model is illustrated and described below. When the Series No. SO is furnished for rotary oil burners, the heating element is equipped with a hearth plate which rests on a cast ring held in position by brackets and sealed with asbestos rope. The sides of the heating element are protected from flame impingement by an inner lining of special heatresisting steel. Insulating mineral wool is furnished as in the gun type model HEATING ELEMENT---------- GUN TYPE OIL BURNER MODEL This model is designed for gun type oil burners. The feed or upper door is insulated, and equipped with a glass-covered observation opening. The air tube of the burner is inserted through the opening in the lower door The base is welded to the sides of heating element forming an air-tight union through which no oil or fumes can escape Mineral wool is provided to insulate the space between the front casting and the front inner lining, and the upper and lower doors. It rests on a horizontal plate installed above the lower door and is held in position by a liner of heat-resisting steel, as illustrated. ) S 36 September l, 1939 03807 SERIES No. 80--CAPACITIES- No. BTU 2C.F.M. BTU tC.F.M. BTU BTU tC.F.M. Capacity `Required Capacity `Required Capacit> `Required Capacity `Required at RegLter at 65 F. at Register at 65s F. at Register at 65 F. at Register at 65 F. -2250 2 4 SO ::so 3080 3480 102.000 116.000 145,000 172,000 220.0C0 1002 1245 1556 1850 2306 SI.000 93,000 116,000 138,000 176.000 873 996 1245 1480 1893 111.000 126,000 158,000 188,000 240,000 USD 1356 1694 2015 2585 115,000 131,000 164,000 195,000 250,000 1238 1412 1765 2099 2692 X Air healed froai (*5'45 to loo0 F. increases 19% in volume. Therefore, warm air ducts should ha\e capacity for 19% greater C.F.M. than listed above. 4 See Sunbeam Blower Capacitj table for approximate R.P.M. of blower, t This size of Unit la not availal le in the special Stoker-Fired Model. BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS--SERIES No. 80 1 itch No. Bh.wer No. ( Blower \Vhrel D.amcter of Blowe- Pulley No. of Blowers Motor H.P. 22SO M! 12' 12' 2480 1-12 12' 12' 2 7SO 1-15 15* 15* 30S0 1-lS IS' IS' 340 1 - IS IS* IS' u H H )i ; Number Filters 4 (20 x 20') 4 (20 x 20') 4 (20 x 200 5(16x25') 5 (16 x 250 SERIES No. 80--DIMENSIONS Approx. Height Height `Width Air Air Smoke Distance No Overall Heating Blower of Blower Overall Discharge Intake Collar from Floor Width Compart Compart Compart `Depth Opening Opening Diameter to Center ment ment ment of Smoke Col Hr 2280 2480 27SO 3080 34SO T3)sT5H" s-.%* 9!%' 95%' 60' 60r 67' 67' 67' 36%' 36.%' 39' 41' 41' MM' 29%' 33%' 36%' 35%' 43%' 46%' 51%' 54%' 58%' 20 x 20' 14 x 36%' 22 x 22' 14 x36%' 25 x 25' 16 x 45' 27 x 27' 20 x 51%' 32 x 32' 20x51%' 9' 9' 10' 10' 10' 43%' w 45%' 4 Smoke Pipe Tee extends out approximately 28' additional in Noe. 2280 and 2480, and 36' in larger sizes. 4 Allow clearance at side equal to width of blower compartment for removal of filters, Mower and motor. S 37 September /, 1939 -SUNBEAM SERIES No. 20 AIR CONDITIONER COAL BURNING SERIES No. 10 The Series No. 20 meets the demand of the average home owner who desires the benefits of air conditioning and is seeking a moderately priced unit to install in a new home or to replace an inefficient furnace. The features of this unit are such as you would expect to find in a product manufactured by the world's largest makers of heating equipment. The heating element is constructed of heavy, durable cast iron. Many years of experience have proven its ruggedness and long life. A galvanized inner casing is provided to increase efficiency and reduce heat loss into the basement. The modern cabinet--with its rounded corners, (bolts and screws being eliminated), and green crystalline enamel finish--possesses a rich beauty seldom found in moderately priced units Blower, motor, filers, humidifiers and controls used with this Series So. JO we illustrated and described on the last few fares of this index section. September i, IMS S 38 03809 HEATING ELEMENT' SERIES No. SO The heating element of the Series No 20 has been designed to give the home owner three vital advantages; ample capacity, high efficiency and years of trouble-free operation. A iarge area of heating surface has been incorporated in its modern design without restricting the free circulation of air. It extracts the greatest amount of heat from the fuel. This heating element has none of the objectionable, vertical joints through which gas and dust might escape. The deep fire-pot holds a large bed of fuel thus lengthening the firing periods. Ashes cannot accu mulate against its steep sides. Joints are deeply cupped to assure a leak proof union. The iron used in the construction of this heating element is the famous 'Sunbeametal". a special type of furnace iron found exclusively in Sunbeam products. Many years of experience have proved its rugged ness and long life. INNER CASING CONSTRUCTION SERIES No. SO Interior View showing the inner casingandthc airtravcl within the unit. Arrows indicate the air de livered inside of the inner casing and the circulation of ' insulating" air between inner and exterior casing. The inner casing of galvanized iron surrounds the heating element and brings the air into intimate contact v.ith the heat radiating surfaces. Most of the air which is drawn into the unit is forced by the blower through the opening in the inner casing, where it is warmed by the heating element. However, a space provided between the outlet of the blower and the opening in the inner casing, allows part of the air to circulate between the inner and outer casings to keep the exterior of the cabinet cool. This ''insulating" air joins the warm air through the round openings at the top of the inner casing. These openings also allow pressure within the heating compartment to equalize. September 1, 19$$ S 30 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING CAPACITIES--SERIES No. 20 So. 4420 4S20 5220 5620 Coal Hand Fired I Coal Stoker Fired j Oil Fired BTU Capacity at Register 95.000 111,000 133,000 153,000 1C.F.M. Required at 65 0 F. 1020 1195 1426 1644 BTU Capacity at Register 104.000 121.000 145,000 167,000 Required at 65 F. nu 1301 1553 1790 BTU Capacity at Register 103,000 126.000 150,000 173,000 JC.F.M. Required at 65 0 F. 1158 1356 1613 1865 J Air heated from 6o to 165 F. increases I97o in volume. Therefore, warm air ducts should have capacity for 197t greater C. F. M. SERIES No. 20--BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS- No Closer No.- Diameter rf Blower Wheel Fitch Diameter of Blower Pullev Number of Blowers Motor H. V. Motor R.F.M. Number Filters 4420 1-12 12* ir 4S2D 1-12 12" 12' 5220 1-12 12' 12' 5620 1-12 12' 12" I 1 1 1725 4 (20 x 20"} a 1725 4 (20 x 20') a 1725 4 (20 x 20") M 1725 4 (20 x 20') DIMENSIONS--SERIES No. 20 N <. Overall Width Height Heating Compart ment Height Blower Compart ment `De^>th Blower Compart `Overall Depth ment Air D.seharge Opening Air Intake Opening Smoke Collar Diameter Approximate Distance from Floor to Center of Smoke Collar 4420 4820 5220 5620 44K* 46; 6" 52' 50* 60' 60' 64' 64* 36V 36V 36V 36V 29 V 29' 2* 29) S' 29 V 67; ;* 71.V 757 s* 78'4' 20 x 20' 22 x 22' 23 x 23' 24 x 21' 14 x 36V 14 x 36V 14 x 36? % 14 x 36}*' 9' 9' 10' 10' 45V 45*4 ' 49V 49V * Allow clearance In rear equal to depth of blower compartment for removal of filters, blower and motor. September /, 19S9 S 40 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONIKC 03811 SUNBEAM SERIES No. 1100 AIR CONDITIONER OIL BURNING SERIES No. 1100 The Sunbeam Series N'o. 1100 represents the achievement of skilled Sunbeam engineers whose aim has been to produce an integral, coordinated oil burning unit with the durability, efficiency and attractiveness that characterizes other Sunbeam products, and which wou'.J, at the same time, be moderate in price The Sunbeam Oil Burner which is coordinated with the No. 1100 Series is of the pressure type One of its outstanding features is its simplicity in design and construction. There are only four main assemblies. All parts and all adjustments are conveniently accessible, making installation and service a simple matter. Today, home owners demand air conditioning They also demand automatic heat. The Series No. 1100 offers both air conditioning-- warm, filtered, humidified and circulated air--and carefree auto matic oil heat, at a price that is most acceptable to the home owner. The Series No. 1100 is made in six sizes with capacities from 101,000 to 331,000 B t u. per hour at register. Blouer, motor, filters, humidifiers and controls used with this Series .Vo. 1100 are illustrated and described on the last few pages of this index section. SUNBEAM IONDmOMNC S 41 September 1, 1939 SUNBEAM SERIES No. 1100 AIR CONDITIONER INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Discharge--conditioned air passes through this opening to circulating air ducts. 2. Exterior Cabinet--constructed of No. 20 gauge steel. All parts arc die cut and formed and are connected by interlocking slip-joints assuring ease of assembly and unusually airtight seams. Pleasing proportions, rounded corners, the absenoe of exterior screws, and fine grained, green crystalline baked enamel finish give this Unit an out standing appearance. 3. Cabinet Door--conceals, and also gives convenient access to, heating clement and oil burner. 4. Access Door--has slass covered observation opening for observing combustion 6. Burner Pouch--uclded to heating clement. Simplifies assembly and permanently seals the combustion chamber. 6. Oil Burner--is coordinated with air conditioner. Efficient, dependable, and quiet in operation. Simple to service. 7. Pre-Cast Fire Box--specifically designed for Senes No. 1100. Fits easily and snugly into place. 8. Heating Element--madcofheavy Boiler Plate steel, with seams riveted and welded. 9. Radiator--extra large to provide unusually long fire travel and additional heating suffice. Seams are velded leak-proof. 10. I N'NER Casing--of galvanized iron; increases efficiency, minimizes heat loss into the basement and keeps cabinet relatively cool. 11. Intake--air drawn from the rooms passes through this opening into blower compartment. 12. Blower Compartment Door-- gives access to blower, motor and filters. Can be removed in summer so thac cool basement air will be circulated. 13. Filters--effectively remove dust, dirt and other foreign matter from the air. Large filter area is provided. Filters are so arranged that basement air will be filtered when drawn into the unit for cooling ventilation. 14. Blower--of double-inlet type with large air-handling capacity. Unusually quiet. 15. Motor--many features assure silent operation. Does not cause radio interference. September i, 1939 S 42 STEEL HEATING ELEMENT SERIES No. 1100 Rear view of heating element of No. 1124 with a section of the radiator removed to show the fuel conserving baftle. Note extra large heating surface of radiator. Side view of heating element of the No. 1124 The drum is No 8 gauge steel with No. 7 gauge head and is riveted and welded. The radiator is of No. 12 gauge steel, welded. The heating element of the Scries No. 1100 is designed exclusively for the efficient and economical burning of oil. The sides of the heavy, boiler plate steel drum transmit the heat quickly to the circulating air yet will resist indefinitely the action of high temperatures and the effect of frequent contraction and expan sion caused by intermittent firing. The extra large radiator, which is baffled, affords increased heating surface and unusually long fire travel. The maximum amount of useful heat is extracted from the products of combustion before gases reach the fiue. To the front of the drum is welded a steel burner pouch, in which is the opening for the burner blast tube. Since this burner pouch is a part of the heating element, assembly Is simplified and the combustion chamber is permanently sealed. -INNER CASING CONSTRUCTION SERIES No. 1100 The inner casing, made of gal vanized iron, surrounds the heating element and serves the dual purpurpose of bringing the air into close contact with the heating element and of keeping the outer cabinet cool. Most of the air returned to the unit passes inside the inner casing through an opening provided directly opposite the blower outlet. A sufficient quantity of air from the blower is, however, diverted to the space between the inner and outer casings and, traveling upward, joins the heated air in the plenum, through a senes of holes in the top of the inner casing. In this manner, the surface of the inner casing is exposed to two currents of air; one moving within the inner casing, the other between the inner and outer casings. As a result prac tically no heat is lost. Since the air circulating between the inner and outer casings is of a low temperature the cabinet is relatively cool. September l, i 939 S 43 SUNBEAM OIL BURNER The Sunbeam Oil Burner is a pressure type scientifically engineered, ana is coordinated with the Series No. 1100. Rigid and exhaustive tests made in the Sunbeam Laboratory under severe conditions have proven the ability of this burner to operate silently and with a minimum consumption of fuel. Precision workmanship and the use of carefully selected materials result in substantial corv struction and trouble-free performance. One of the outstanding features of the Sunbeam is its simplicity. There are only four main assem blies: (1) Cushioned Power Unit Assembly: (2) Ignition Transformer Assembly; (3) Nozzle Line and Electrode Assembly: (4) Burner Chassis Assembly. All parts and all adjustments are conveniently accessible, making installation and service a simple matter. The Burner Chassis is attractively streamlined, and is finished in a beautiful shade of green hammerloid enamel. CUSHIONED POWER UNIT Burner Motor. Fuel Unit and Fan comprise one complete assembly which is cushioned in rubber. Positively eliminates vibration. FINGER-TIP CONTROL Convenient knob for adjusting proper amount of air for combustion. Is tamper proof, locking in place with Alien set screw. ) NOZZLE LINE AND ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY Spring contacts make automatic connection with ignition transformer terminals High tension cables are eliminated Electrode tips will not bum away nor cause delayed ignition AIR SUPPLY SHUTTER Instantly responsive to Burner Air Require ments . . . opens and closes automatically, thus conserving heat. Simple-effective-- foolproof September /. t939 S 44 SUNBEAM AIR COVUinOMSC 03815 SERIES Ho. 1100--CAPACITIES- Number tOil Burner Input G.P.H. Maximum BTU Capacities at Register `Maximum C.F.M. Required at 65 F. Approximate Blower R.P.M. at V S.P, 1120 1124 1127 1134-^2-18 lI34-*-18 1134-?4-21 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 101.000 151.000 201,000 240,000 285,000 331,000 1,083 1,624 2,165 2,550 3,050 3,500 ; 354 302 311 314 266 * Air heated from 65 to 165 increases 19% in volume. Therefore warm air ducts should have capacity for 19% greater C.F.M. than listed above. t Combustion rate of oil burner must conform to the heating requirements of the installation. Ratings based on oil having a calorific value of 140,000 B.t.u. per gallon. Minimum input of burner must not be less than one gallon per hour. BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS--SERIES No. 1100 Number Diameter of Blower Wheel N o. of Blowers 1120 1124 1127 1134-H-18 1134-?4-18 1134-*4-21 12' 1 15' 1 18' 1 18' , 1 IS' j i 21' i 1 Motor H.P. Vk 3 s' 3-2 H i' 3' Motor R.P.M. 1725 ' 1725 1725 1725 1725 1725 Number Filters 4 (20 x 20*) 4 (20 x 20*; 5(16x25') 5 (16 x 25') 5 (16 x 25') 6(16x25*) SERIES No. 1100--DIMENSIONS' ( "Overall Numlor j Width tOverall Depth Height Heating Compart ment Height Blower Compart ment Air Discharge Opening Air Intake Opening Approximate Distance from Floor to Center of Flue Outlet Flue Vent Sire Diameter 1120 67' 52V 58' 36V 20 x 20' 14 x 36V 24V 1124 : 59' 58' 39' 22 x 22' 16x45' 173,' 1127 84V 57; '' 61' 41' 23 x 23' 20 x 51V 26 it' 1134*3^-18 94V 68 V 68' 41' 32 x 32' 20 x 51V 32ft' 1134--**-18 94V 68V 68' 41' 32 x 32' 20 t 51V 32A' 1134-3^-21 100V 68V 68' w 32 x 32' 24 x 55' 32 A' 8' 8' 9' 10' 10' 10' * Allow 2 Feet at side of blower compartment for removal and replacement of filter, t Allow 2 Feet in front for opening of doors. September i, 19S9 GLOWERS, MOTORS, FILTERS AND HOT WATER COILS FOR SERIES Nes. 5500-80-SO AND 1100 BLOWERS Sunbeam Sirocco blowers are large, powerful and silent. They operate at low speeds, consuming a minimum of current, and move a large volume of air at low velocities, and at compar atively low temperatures. The blower and motor are securely mounted on an integral rigid angle iron frame which prevents vibration. Because of this integral base, pulleys are quickly and easily aligned and remain in alignment indefinitely. Blowers are equipped with rubber mounted, self-aligning bearings. Motors are specially designed for air conditioning installations; will not cause radio interference and are equipped with a special device which protects them against damage caused by overloading. AIR FILTERS Section of a clean Sunbeam Filter. A similar section of a filter after a few months in use. Cross section of filter showing efficient "V" angle construction. The capacity of Sunbeam filters to hold more dirt, dust, soot, lmt, pollen and bacteria--and thus their longer life--is due to the "V" angle construc tion and to the fact that they can be treated with an unusually large amount of adhesive coating without filling up the passages through which the air must circulate. The accompanying illustration shows the advantages of the "V" angle construction. The air must ''turn a comer" in the center of the filters. This turbulence causes all of the air to be wiped against the ample adhesive surfaces of the bottom sec tion, thus removing a maximum of foreign matter. The openings in the top section are larger than those in the bottom section in order to give uniform distribution of dirt particles throughout the depth of the filter. AUXILIARY HOT WATER COILS Auxiliary hot water coils are available for installation in Series Nos. 20, 80, 5500 and 1100. These coils will furnish much, if not all, of the hot water required in a home, during the winter months when the Sunbeam is under fire. A durable corrosion-resisting metal is used in their construction. There are no joints which might leak, as the coils are formed of one continuous pipe. In the Scries Nos. 20, 80 and 5500, these auxiliary hot water coils are installed through openings provided in the front of heating element beside the fire door. Illustrated at right above. In installing the auxiliary hot water coils in the Series No. 1100, a special plate replaces the cleanout cover in the smoke tee and the coil is installed as illustrated at right. Hoc water coil installed In 1100 Series September l, 1939 S 46 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING ) 03817 HUMIDIFIERS--ZONE CONTROL- FOR SERIES Not. 5500.60-50 and 1100 SPRAY HUMIDIFIER This new type of spray humidifier, automatically controlled by a room humidistat, has proven its ability to properly humidify the air even in those sections where salts, lime, and "hard" water prevent the func tioning of other types of humidifiers. When one nozzle does clog, it is turned off and the next one turned on, until all are clogged. All the nozzles arc cleaned at one time, in a few minutes. Cleaning is needed only a few times during a heating season. While this humidifier has the capacity to supply satisfactory relative humidity, it also possesses another desirable feature. The amount of water atomized can be adjusted to the air's ability to absorb moisture--and thus prevent condensation in plenum chamber--by changing the position of atomizing plate. A Humidistat controls the solenoid valve in the water line and automatically controls relative humidity just as the thermostat automatically controls temperature. The solenoid valve is wired so that when Humidistat calls for moisture the solenoid valve cannot open unless blower is running. The blower cannot run unless heat is available in bonnet. Therefore, moisture is never introduced unless there is heat and air movement to absorb and carry away moisture. The Humidistat is adjustable and can be sec to maintain any desired relative humiditv. DRIP HUMIDIFIER This apparatus connects to the water line. A thermostatic element expands and contracts with the temperature in bonnet to admit more or less water to the evaporating reservoir. Humidifier is placed directly above the heating element. The amount of water evap orated by this himidifier is determined largely by temperature in unit and not by humidity requirement of living quarters. Humidifier has manual adjustment to vary flow of water into reservoir. ZONE CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE In houses of many rooms, or in houses of the rambling type, it is generally difficult to maintain an even, uniform temperature in all rooms, whether the heating medium be air or water or steam, when the entire building is controlled by only one ther mostat. Zone Control overcomes this difficulty. The house is divided into rones--two or more. A thermostat is placed in one of the rooms in each zone. A Trunk Line or Main Duct with branches leads directly from the Sunbeam Air Conditioning Unit to each zone. A Damper which is operated by a motor is installed jn each main duct. Whenazone thermostat calls for heat, the duct damper motor opens the damper in the duct which it controls, turns on heat source and blower. When the ther mostat is satisfied it closes the damper which it controls, turns off heat source and blower. SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING S 47 September t, 1930 ------------ CONTROL EQUIPMENT FOR SERIES Nei. 5500-80-20 AND 1100 Temperature Control Equipment, for any degree of regulation that may be desired by any home owner, is available with Sunbeam Air Conditioning Units. Control combinations are provided for oil or coal, hand fired or stoker fired. Where the simplest kind of regulation is wanted or where very sensitive regulation is wanted this equipment uill provide it most satisfactorily and economically. The individual instruments, v.hich are included in the various combinations, are generally considered the finest available. The proper combination of controls for each and every temperature regulation job is listed in the Price Lists for Series No. 20, No. SO, No. 5500 and No. 1100 Sunbeam Air Conditioning Units. No. T-4-5-A. No T-ll-A and No. T-21-A P!a n Thermostat. No. T-10NA arid No 20')-A Night and Day Electric Clock Thermostat No H-8 Humidistat No. V-S3 Solenoid Water VaUe No R-155-A Control Box No. M-S7-A Damper -Motor No R.-19-A Relay No. L-101-B Blower, Limit and High Cut-in Switch No L-101-A Blower and Limit Switch No. L-420-A and No L-401-B Blower Sw itch No. R-llC-A Stack Control (Piotectoreiay) \ ') Seplcrnbir l, 1939 S 48 03819 American /"XHMIIkC tOtiPMUT COSTSIOVOUmiOTNEK Sunbeam Series U Air Conditioning Unit-Gas Burning 03821 StR CONDITIONERS- O M" BLOWERS. HUMIDIFIERS, CONTROLS, ETC. SUNBEAM SERIES RB AIR CONDITIONER GAS BURNING In the Series RB, Sunbeam offers an air conditioner that is truly beautiful in appearance. The compartment which houses the blower, motor and filters is an integral part of the exterior cabinet and is the same height as the heating compartment. Wires, pipes, valves and controls (except fan-limit switch) are concealed inside the green crystal line enamel cabinet, yet are easily accessible through the remov able front panels. The heating element is constructed of durable, heat resisting steel and is scientifically designed to extract the greatest amount of heat from the fuel burned. The advanced type of burner used has several burner heads, each drawing and mixing its own proper supply of gas and air for greatest efficiency. The Series RB comes completely assembled in a single crate. All interior w iring is done at the factory. This means substantial savings in installation costs benefiting both home owner and heating contractor. The Series RB is made in five sizes ranging from 70,000 to 150,000 B.t.u. input per hour. SUNBEAM AIB COWbmONIHG S 40 September l, 1939 SUNBEAM SERIES U AIR CONDITIONER GAS BURNING SERIES U The Series U Sunbeam has been developed to meet the growing demand for a completely automatic air conditioning unit requiring a minimum amount of space. It is designed for homes without base ments or where basement space is at a premium. Both the RB and U Series can be installed in a corner since virtually all servicing can be done from the front, and there is no general need for access to rear and one side of unit. The Series U has the same sturdy efficient heating element and burner as the Series RB. All controls, blowers, motor and filters are identical. They differ only in outward design, the U Series having blower, motor and filters in the base of unit. The Series U Air Conditioner is made in five sices ranging from 70.000 to 150,000 B t u input per hour. With these two Series Sunbeam Heating Contractors have high quality, low cost, gas fired air conditioning units to meet virtually every demand in the small and medium sited homes. 'l 03823 SUNBEAM SERIES RB AIR CONDITIONER INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Flue Outlet--located in front of unit. This position permits placing rear of unit flush against wall, thus conserving spaqe. 2. Down Draft Diverter--located inside of cabinet. Readily accessible through front door. 3. Cabinet--heavy steel finished in green crystalline baked enamel. All corners are rounded. Conceals pipes, wires and valves. Very attractive in appearance. 4. Controls--main shut off valve, pressure regulator; electric gas valve: thermostat; automatic pilot; and blower-limit switch are standard equipment. 5. Heating Element and Radiator --built of durable, heat-resisting steel. The baffles in the large radiator cause gases to travel upward and downward and from rear to front of radiator be fore passing up the flue. This long fire travel thoroughly utilizes the hot gases before they leave the heating element. 6. Inner Liner--the air space be tween this inner liner (welded to heating element) and cabinet mini mizes heat loss into the basement and keeps the cabinet cool. Inner liner also increases heating surface and efflciency. 7. Motor--specially designed for air conditioning installations. All are equipped with special device to prevent damage by overloading. Will not cause radio interference. 8. Blower--genuine Sunbeam Sirocco Blower. Has forward pitched, closely spaced blades that handle a large volume of air with a minimum of power consumption. Quiet in operation, 9. Bearing Mounting--bearings are rubber mounted and self-aligning. Large oil reservoirs are provided. S 51 September /, 1939 SERIES U This view shows Series U with outer panels removed. The outstanding construc tion features of the Scries RB also apply to the Scries U since the heating element, radiator, down draft diverter, filters and all controls are identical. They differ only in location of blower, motor and filters. In the Series U these are located in the base. In the Senes RB they are located in a com partment on the right side. SERIES RB AND U SERIES U With the Sunbeam burner for the Scries RB and U, the necessary volume of gas is burned in small quantities m several individual burner heads. Each indi\ iduat burner is complete and independent, has its own separate mixer and spud, draws its individual supply of gas and air, and mixes the combination for the most satisfactory combustion at the burner head. These burners are set at the factory and require no further adjustment. Air shutters are not used in this burner. ) ACCESSIBILITY--Views above at left and right show Series U and RB respec tively, with frontdoors removed. Both can be serviced completely from front. By removing these doors, access is had to controls, burners, flue outlet, blower, motor--and with the Series RB, the filters. Return air enters Series U on right side when unit faces front, and on left side when unit faces rear. Where it is necessary to conserve space both series may be installed in a comer as there is no general need for access to the rear and one side of the unit. September t. /SJ9 S 52 SUNBEAM AIR CPWPlT7QNf\G 03825 THERMOSTAT SERIES RB AND U 1 The thermostat u-hich is standard equipment with Series RB and U is of the flush mounting type. The wall plate is of ivory finish. The inset is finished in gold. It has platinum iridium points and is adjustable to v. ithin onehalf of one degree. ---------------------------------- PILOT-GENERATOR SERIES RB AND U The Pilot-Generator acts as a safety pilot. When burning it generates one-fourth of one volt of electricity which is sufficient to operate the gas valve. This extremely low voltage through valve and thermostat minimizes wear on parts and eliminates pitting of points. The thermostatic control system is not wired into, and therefore operates independently of, any of the wiring circuits in the house. When pilot light is extinguished gas valve closes. GAS VALVE--------------------------------------------- SERIES RB AND U Gas valve is of the electric diaphragm type and is absolutely noiseless. It is operated wholly by gas pressure above or below the diaphragm in the valve body. Line pressure keeps the valve in a closed position by exerting pressure on the bottom of the diaphragm. Gas is admitted to the top of the valve body and thence to burner, by the pilot electrically operating a small bar that opens a port in the top side of the valve. -BLOWER AND LIMIT SWITCH SERIES RB AND U Prevents blower from operating until after conditioned air has been heated to blower switch setting. Acts as safety device and shuts burner off if unit overheats. ALso pre vents blower from delivering cool air in winter. Is installed in plenum chamber and is furnished as standard equipment. / September i, 1939 S 53 RATINGS--SERIES RB A.G.A. ! So BTU Input per hr f TORB | 70,000 65RB ; 85.000 IQoP.B : 105.000 I25RB : 125,000 I50RB 150,000 * )4' :f usoi with 550 B.t.u. Gas. I 1 A.G.A BTL' Output BTU Capacity at Register .'Manufacturer) Gnj SuppK 5u 000 69.000 St,000 100.000 120.000 : j 50,400 01,200 75,000 90.000 109.000 ! w J - r Approximate Shipping eight 345 1 be. 370 lie. 470 Ibe. 495 Ibe. 530 lbs. SERIES RB-DIMENSIONS AND BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS--, Approx. Dist. Dimensions \V. A. R.A. R.P.M. <3- Vent from Floor to Number N<.. in Inches Outlet Inlet Blower Motor C.F.M.fr jrs.p. Diam. Center of of Filters in in No. Fizc G53 F. in in Horizontal and W **D H Inches Inches Inches Inches Vent Pipe Size in (Inches) Inches K *0 70KB S5R13 105P.B 125KH 150RB 37 x 2S x 49 37 x 29 x 4S 4? x 31}2 x 49 4SX31U x 4; 5 ! x 35)2 \ 4S 16 x 16 16 10 19 19 19 x 19 10 x 22 lOi 22 14 25 14 x 25 14 29 1-9 1-9 1-12 1-12 1-12 4 HP *4 HP U HR 4 HP 700 850 1,050 1,250 1,500 620 655 467 495 515 4 4 5 C For R.P.M. required for other than *** 5 P.,--Refer to Blower Capacity Table, t Glow clearance at front for access to burner, flue outlet, blower, motor, filters. 53 53 53',' 53 >4 541 1 (20 x 25) 1 (20 x 25) 3(16 x 20) 3(16x 20) 3 f20 x 20) A.G.A. No. ' BTU Input per hr. 70U 85 U 1051* 1251' 1501* 70,000 85,000 105.000 125,000 150 000 s* ' if used with 550 Bt u. Gas. A G A. BTU Output 50,000 GS.000 84,000 100,000 120,000 RATINGS--SERIES U BTU Capacity at Register (Manufacturer) 50.400 Cl.200 75.GOO 90,000 103,000 Gas Supply H' *4* J4 * r Approximate Shipping Weight 335 lbs. 350 lbe. 460 Ibe. 485 lbs. 520 fbe. SERIES U-DIMENSIONS AND BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS----- No, 70U $51* 105U 1251' 150U Dimensions in Inches ;w {D H W.A. Outlet in Inches R.A. Inlet in Ir.chee Approx. Dist. Vent from Floor to Bloweri Motor C.F.M. (a. R.r.M <a. Dtatn. Center of No. Size 65 F. '4' S.P. in Horizontal Inches Vent Pipe (Inches) Number of Filters and Size in Inches 32,25 ,60'Jl6xl6 24x 14,4 1-9 ;<hp 700 620 22 x 2S xG04 16 x 16 24 144 1-9 4 HP 850 655 25x314* 67 19 19 24 154 1-12 >4 HP 1,050 467 5 25 x 31} 2 x 67 19 x 19 (2)24xJ4H 1-12 4 HP 1,250 4S5 5 29 x 33* 2 x67 22 x 22- (2)24 x 1S4 1-12 4 HP 1.500 515 6 65 66 72} 4 724 734 1 (16 x 25) 1 (16x 25) 1 (20 x 25) 2 <16 x 25) 2 (20 x 25) For R P M, required for other than \i' S.P.,--Refer to Blower Capacity Table, t Allow clearance at front for access to burner, flue outlet, blower, motor, filters. ; Lach Kilter Rack extends 4? <" beyond width of cabinet. s st September , 1939 SUNBEAM SERIES H AND HV AIR CONDITIONERS GAS BURNING SERIES H AND HV (HV Has Vertical Return Air Intake Through Base) In the SerM H, Sunbeam offers at a moderate price a new high calibre gas bred air conditioner with cast iron heating element. Its capacities and'features make it the ideal air conditioner for small homes, medium sized homes and other types of small buildings. Heretofore, cast iron heating element air conditioners were out of the question for the small homes where price was the determining factor. Today, with the Series H, home owners can enjoy the many advantages of an air conditioner with a cast iron heating element and still stay within their budget requirements. The Series H is easily installed. Heating element of air conditioner and Blower-Motor unit are assembled at the factory. Thus these on-the-job costs are eliminated. Installers simply place the Heating Section over the Blower-Motor-Filter unit and add the burners, controls and jacket. The Series H is made in four sites ranging from 75,000 to 150,000 B t u. input per hour. S 55 September l, 1939 SUNBEAM SERIES H AIR CONDITIONER INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Exterior Cabinet--madcofNo.20 gauge steel finished in green crystalline baked enamel. Smart and modem in appearance* 2. Cast Iron Heating Element-- each heating unit consists of individu ally cored cast iron sections which are assembled to form a single gas-tight combustion chamber. 3. Air Circulating Space--scientific proportioning of heating elements and casing areas assures even distribution of air over all heating surfaces and free, unrestricted flow of air through the Unit. 4. Thermostatic Pilot--prevents gas passing to burners unless pilot is lighted and burning properly. 6. Gas Valve--automatically turns burner on and off. Controlled by room thermostat. 6. Air Filters--efficient dust remov ers, yet easily and inexpensively renewed. 7. Large Blower--of double-inlet type with large air-handling capacity. Silent in operation. 8. Blower Motor--ball bearing, resilient rubber mounted type. Ample capacity. Furnished bolted in posi tion. Automatic resetting thermal over load device helps protect and assures long life and satisfactory service. 9. Pressure Regulator For Main Gas Line--provides a uniform burner flame by maintaining uniform gas pressure. 10. Burner--cast iron drilled port type. Insures efficient, quiet, utiliza tion of natural, manufactured or mixed gas. 11. Inner Casing--made of gal vanized iron. Prevents heat from escaping into basement; brings cir culated air into intimate contact with heating surfaces. September /, 1939 S 56 REAR ViEW- SERiES H The Series H is designed for basement installation. Return air enters the unit at the rear of the blower-hlter compartment as shown at right. Filters can be easily re moved for replacement by sliding them out of a convenient top access panel as illustrated. The Warm Air outlet is at the top of unit, from which point the air is distributed through ducts to the rooms. Blower and motor unit located in the lower compartment forces the air directly up and over the heating sections. Air then picks up mois ture from the float type humidifier and travels out the top into the ducts. All controls including the blower switch, limit switch and humidifier control are located at the front of the unit, and yet are concealed by the outer jacket. This eliminates the necessity of piercing the plenum chamber or duct work as has been customary heretofore. -FRONT VIEW SERIES HV The Scries HV uas especially designed for first floor apartments or "closet" type installations and requires no basement. It is iden tical with the H Series and differs only in the return air intake which is vertical through the base of the unit. Filters are mounted in the base as shown in illustration at the left. Warm air leaves the top of the unit vertically. It is then distributed to the various rooms through ducts located, for example, in a drop ceiling above a central hall, or in an attic space. Because of its compact, special design and ease of installation, the HV Series is also very practical for installation in kitchens, utility rooms or service porches. All controls including blower switch, limit switch and humidifier control are concealed as in the Series H yet are readily accessible through a removable front door. Scpumbtr I, 1939 S 57 SUNBEAM TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS SERIES H AND HV TYPICAL INSTALLATION-SERIES H Return air enters rear of blower compartment. CAST IRON HEATING ELEMENT SERIES H AND HV TYPICAL INSTALLATION-SERIES HV Return air enters throuch floor into bottom of bluucr compartment. The heating element is built of durable, corrosionresistant cast iron sections. These sections are assembled one to another at the factory to form a single unit with a single combustion chamber. As many as three, four, live and six sections are assembled depending on the size and capacity of the air conditioner. The interior of each section has an extended pin heating surface which speeds transmission of heat and assureshighefficiency. These surfaces are easily cleaned through clean-out openings which are accessible by removing either side panel. FLOTROL HUMIDIFIER September j. l$39 ------------- FLOTROL HUMIDIFIER SERIES H AND HV This humidifier connects to the waterline. It is ofthe float typeand automatically maintains the proper amount of water in the evaporating reservoir. Humidifier is placed directly above the heating element. The amount of water evaporated by this humidifier is determined largely by the temperature in the unit and the volume of air passing the reservoir. S 58 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING CONTROL EQUIPMENT-- FOR SERIES H and HV TvvO control combinations in two price classes for the Series H and HV arc shown below with optional types of thermostats to provide temperature control from one central point. The individual instruments included in either combination are considered the finest available. 10-M EQUIPMENT For Use with any M-H Series 10 Thermostat M-H Vi" V-16A Solenoid Gas Yahe for all units except H-5 and H-6 when they arc supplied formanufactured gas. M-H 1 * V-155A Gas VaK c for use on the H-5 and H-G only when they are supplied for manufactured Gas. CSri'W Baltimore \utomatic Gas Shut-off (Pilctstat) Detroit Stack Fan Switch lal^o furnished wirh Detroit MT Equipment'. if Detroit Air Temperature Limit Switch 255 (also fur nished with Detroit MT Equipment). DETROIT M-T EQUIPMENT For Use with any M*H Scries 10, or Detroit Thermostat Detroit No 553 Rc!a\ and 1 ransformcr. THERMOSTATS Detroit No. 50G-VP Thcrmotor Gas Valve with included Throttling Control. Limit Control and Thermo static Safety Pilot. S 59 September l, 1SSS RATINGS--SERIES H AND HU BTl' Approx. Distance A.G.A. Capacity No. of No. of Gas Supply Diameter from Floor to No. BTl' at Registers Burners Sections Tapping Flue Outlet Center of Input Per Hour (Manufacturer) Inches Flue Outlet H-3 H-4 H-5 H-6 HV-4 HV-3 75.000 100,000 125,000 150,000 55,000 75,000 54,000 72,000 90,000 109,000 39,600 54,000 3 4 25 2 * With manufactured gas No. H-5 and H-6 require 1" gas supply. 4 i' H H 5" 5" 6* C* 4' 5' 60' 60' 64' 64' 51' 51* SERIES H AND HV--BLOWER-MOTOR-FILTER SPECIFICATIONS- Pitch Diam. No. Blower C.F.M, Diameter of Number of Blower Motor Motor at 65 F. Blower Wheel Blowers Pulley H.P. R.P.M. Filters H-3 H-4 H-5 II-6 HV-4 HV-3 6S8 921 1.14S 1,376 505 6S8 74' 1 31 s' }6 1,725 1 (16 x 25") 94' 12* 1 1 4" 6' 1.725 1 (16 x 25") 1 1,725 2 (16 x 20') 12* 1 6' 1,725 2 (16 x 20") 6' I 24' 1,725 1 (16 x 20") 7} 3' 1 3T 1' 1.725 1 (20 x 20") DIMENSIONS--SERIES H AND HV Width | No. Depth Height Air Discharge Air Intake Opening Opening H-3 H-4 H-5 H-6 HV-4 HV-3 25' | 25' 25' ! 2S' 32' j 34' j32' 34" 1 19' ! 23' 1 23' 68' 19 x 11' 154 * 234' 68" 19 x 14' 154 x 234' 72' 19 x 17' 194 x 304' 72' .9 x 20' 194 x 304' 60' 124 x 14' 14}j x 18)2' 68' 19 x 11' 134 x 184' On Noe. HV-4 and HV-3 Air Intake Opening at bottom of Unit. On other sixes Opening is in rear at floor level. nber l./ij, S 60 03833 SUNBEAM SERIES D AIR CONDITIONER- GAS FIRED Beautiful appearance has been combined with mechanical excellence in the Series D Sunbeam De Luxe Gas Fired Air Conditioning Unit. Heating elements are constructed of rugged, durable cast iron. The sides of each element have perpendicular ribs which provide added heating surface and facilitate absorption of heat by the air which passes upward. Each element consists of two sections. No cement or putty i used in the assembly. The faces of each section are surface ground and are bolted together at close intervals to form a tight, metal-to-metal joint. Six baffles placed horizontally above the burner insure that the products of combustion are thoroughly utilized before passing up the flue. Cabinets are made No. 20 gauge steel and finished in green baked enamel. Corners are gracefully rounded. All bolts and screws are concealed. Valves, pipes and wiring are located inside of the cabinet, out of sight, yet are readily accessible. The Series D is made in four sizes with B.t.u. inputs ranging from 140,000 to 350,000 per hour. Blower, motor, filters, humidifiers and controls used with this Series D are illus trated and described on the last jew pages aj this index section. S 61 September 1. less SUNBEAM SERIES D AIR CONDITIONER INTERIOR VIEW CONSTRUCTION FEATURES 1. Exterior Cabinet--made of No. 20 gauge steel and finished in green, baked enamel. The handsome appear ance of this unit makes it an attractive addition to the home. 2. Cast Iron Heating Element-- each heating element is made in two sections, the faces of which are surface ground and specially packed to form a leak-proof joint. No cement or putty is used in the assembly. 3. Air Circulating Space--scientific proportioning of heating elements and casing areas assures that air is dis tributed evenly over all heating sur faces; free unrestricted flow of air through the Unit is obtained. 4. Gas Valve--automatically turns burner on and off. Controlled by room thermostat. 6. Burner--insures efficient, uniform distribution of natural, manufactured or mixed gas; is quiet in operation. 6. Thermostatic Pilot--closes Gas Valve if pilot light becomes extin guished. 7. Inner Casing--made of corrugated galvanized iron. Prevents heat from escaping into basement; brings cir culating air into intimate contact with heating surfaces. 8. Air Filters--hold more dirt than ordinary filters. 9. Pressure Regulator For Main Gas Line--provides constant flame at the burner by maintaining uniform gas pressure. 10. Large Blower--of double-inlet type with large air-handling capacity. Silent in operation. 11. Pilot Line Pressure Regu lator--provides constant flame at the pilot by maintaining uniform gas pressure. 12. Blower Motor--mounted on frame with blower. Equipped with special safety device which protects it against overloading. September t. l$S9 S 62 SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING 03835 SERIES D--RATINGS- BTU No. A G A. BTU Input per hr Capacity at Registers (Manufac turer! Number of Burners Gas Supply Tapping Inches Diameter Flue Outlet Manifold Approx. Distance from Floor to Center of Flue Outlet Manifold D-2 140,000 107,100 D-3 210,000 160,650 D-t 2SO.OOO 214,200 D-5 350,000 267,750 2 3 4 5 1 7' 1 8' IK 9' IK 10' 00V 60T4* 61 x* 6IK' BLOWER--MOTOR--FILTER SPECIFICATIONS--SERIES D . Approximate Diam. Pitch No Blower C.F.M. Blower of Diam. of Number Motor Motor No. at 65 F. R.P.M. Wheel Blower Blowers H.P. R.P.M. at VS.P. Pulley Number Filters D-2 M2 1,016 D-3 1-15 1,526 D-4 1-18 2,032 D-5 2-15 2,540 401 344 300 344 12' 12' 1 K 15" 15' t H 18" 18' 1 H 15' 15' 2 a 1,725 1,725 1,725 1,725 2 (16 x 250 3 <16x25') 4 (16x25') 4 (16x25") * Air heated from 65 to 105 F. increases 19^ in volume. Therefore, warm air ducts should have capacity for 19rc greater C.F.M. than listed above. SERIES D--DIMENSIONS- Width of Width of Height of *Depth of Air No. Heating Overall Overall Blower Blower Blower Discharge Compart * Depth Height Compart- Compart Compart Opening ment meat ment ment Air Intake Opening D-2 44V 76H' 58' 39K' 41' 29K' 16 x 22' * 35V D-3 56' 76?r 58' W' 41' 29V 16x34' 12?^ x 44' D-4 70V 79V 58' MM' 41' 32!i 16x45' 12H x 59V D-5 82' 76V 58' 86' 41' 29K' 16 x 56V 12M * 70' * Allow clearance in rear equal to depth of blower compartment for removal of filters, blower and motor. Allow 24 inches clearance io front for removal of baffles. SUNBEAM AIR CONDITIONING S 63 September i, 1939 BLOWERS, MOTORS AND FILTERS FOR SERIES RB, U, H AND D. BLOWER Sunbeam Sirrocco Blowers are large, powerful and silent. They operate at low speeds consuming a minimum of current, and move a large volume of air at low velocities and at comparatively low temperatures. The blower and motor are securely mounted on integral, rigid angle iron frames or bases which prevent vibration and its possible resulting noise. Because of these integral mountings, pulleys are quickly and easily aligned and remain in alignment indefinitely. Blowers have extra capacity for summer cooling operation or to overcome greater than average resistance in the ducts. Blowers are equipped with rubber mounted, self-aligning bearings. Large oil reservoirs are provided. Motors are specially designed for air conditioning installations. They do not cause raido,interference. Each motor is equipped with a special safety device which protects it against damage which might be caused bv overloading. AIR FILTERS- Section of a clean Sunbeam Filter. A similar section of a filter after a fev months in use. w'X'XANV H Cross section of filter showing efficient "V" angle construction. The capacity of Sunbeam Filters to hold more dirt, dust, soot, lint, pollen and bacteria--and thus their longer life--is due to the "V" angle construction and to the fact that they can be treated with an unusually large amount of adhesive coating without filling up the passages through which the air must circulate The accompanying illustration shows the advantages of the "V" angle construction. The air must "turn a comer" in the center of the filter. This turbulence causes all of the air to be wiped against the ample ad hesive surfaces of the bottom section, thus removing a maximum of foreign matter. The openings in the top section are larger than those in the bottom section in order to give uniform distribution of dirt particles throughout the depth of the filter. A metal gridiron support prevents the filter from sagging or warping. >1 iNBMM IR CONDITIOMNC S 64 September I, 1939 HUMIDIFIERS--ZONE CONTROL- SPRAY HUMIDIFIER FOR SERIES D This spray humidifier has proven its ability to properly humidify the air even in those sections where salts, lime, and '`hard" water pre vent the functioning of other types of humidifiers, when one nozzle does clog, it is turned off and the next one turned on, until all nozzles are clogged. All four nozzles are cleaned at one time--a simple opertion. While this humidifier has the capacity to supply satisfactory rela tive humidity, it also possesses another desirable feature. The amount of water atomized can be adjusted to the air's ability to absorb moisture--and thus pre vent condensation in the plenum chamber--by changing the position of the atomizing plate. A Humidistat controls the solenoid valve in the water line and automatically controls relative humidity. DRIP HUMIDIFIER FOR SERIES RB, U AND D ZONE CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE Connects to the water line. A thermostatic element expands and contracts with the temperature in the bonnet to admit more or less water to the evaporating reservoir. Humidi fier is placed directly above the heating element. The amount of water evaporated by this humidifier is determined largely by temperature in bonnet and not by humidity require ment of living quarters. Humidifier has manual adjustment to vary flow of water into reservoir. In the Series D the drip humidifier is located within the cabinet; in the Series RB and U, it is located in plenum chamber as shown. In large houses of the rambling type, it is generally difficult to maintain an even, uniform temperature in all rooms, whether the heating medium be air or water or steam, when the entire buildn.- is controlled by only one thermostat. Zone Control overcomes this difficulty. The house is divided into zones--two or more. A thermostat is placed in one of the rooms in each zone. A Trunk Line or Main Duct with branches leads directly from the Sunbeam Air Con ditioning Unit to each zone. A Damper which is operated by a motor is in stalled in each main duct as illustrated above. When a zone thermostat calls for heat, the duct damper motor opens the damper in the duct which it controls, turns on heat source and blower. When the thermostat is satisfied it closes the damper which it controls, turns off heat source and blower. With Zone Control, any desired temperature can be maintained in any zone. S 65 September 1. j$39 CONTROL EQUIPMENT FOR SERIES D Temperature Control Equipment, for any degree of regulation that may be desired by any home owner, is available with Gas Fired Sunbeam Air Conditioning Units. Control combinations are provided with the Series D which give control of temperature from one central point in a home, or from several different rooms. The individual instruments, which are included in the various combinations, are generally considered the finest available. The proper combination of controls for various temperature regulation is listed in the Price Lists for Sunbeam Series RB, U, H and D. No T-ll-A and No. T-21-A Plain Thermostat. No. T-105-A and No. 205-A Night and Day Electric Clock Thermostat I No. H-8 Humidistat No. V-155 Gas Valve No. L-101-A Blower and Limit Switch No. R-155-A Control Box No. L-101-B Blower. Limit and High Cut-in Switch INSTRUMENTS FOR ZONE CONTROL No. T-29-A Night and Day Thermostat (For Zone Control) No. L222-A High Cut-in Relief Switch (For Zone Control) No. M-26-C Duct Damper Motor (For Zone Control) No. V/-1-A and No. W-2-A Power Box (For Zone Control) September /, 1939 S 66 I iCm Aw Y 1-UriNACES OrtTftOLS, HUMIDIFIERS, ETC. 03840 GRAVITY FURNACES CONTROLS, HUMIDIFIERS, ETC. suihio mu non 01 suw isiwjiim ]>imni T NVDiaHWV