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Air Conditioning General Electric Company AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCTS Air Conditioning Department, 570 Lexington Ave., New York, N.Y. For Steam, Hot Water, Vapor, or Warm Air Heating Systems, a complete line of Air Condition ing Equipment: The G-E Oil Furnace (2 sizes) Type LA4 and LA5--See Page 666. The G-E Winter Air Conditioner for Warm Air Systems(Type AA3) --This Air Conditioner, combined with the G-E Oil Furnace, provides all the four functions of winter air conditioning-- heating, humidifying, fil tering and circulation. A fan draws air from the return duct system through dry. steel-wool filters, delivering it over the steam heating surface and humidifying screens, to the delivery duct system. Hu midifying water is heated by an indirect heating coil, flow being controlled by a magnet valve operated from a Humidistat. Cooling coils 'for summer air conditioning optional. Specifications the room. Control of humidification is obtained by means of a magnet valve operated by a humidistat. Specifications Fan--400 c.f.m. Humidifying Capacity -- 1M gallons per hour. Power Input-- 45 watts. The G-E Room Air Conditioner The G-E Room Air Conditioner (2 sizes) provides complete year round conditioning --heating, humidifying, filtering, venti lating and circulating in winter--and cooling, dehumidifying, filtering, venti lating and circulating in summer. The heating surface is used with existing steam system. Automatic control of temperature is by means of a thermostatic inlet valve. Ventilation is controlled by means of a damper in the outdoor air duct, and circus lation is controlled by varying the speed of the blower motor. Humidifying is con trolled by means of a switch. On the small size, the condensing unit for cooling may be mounted either integral or remote, while on the large size, the condensing unit is always mounted remote. Output--130,000 B.t.u. per hour. Power Input--260 watts at full load. Humidifying Capacity --1.5 gal. per hour maximum. Blower--Multi-vane, max imum delivery, 1600c.f.m. Heating Surface--2)^ in. tappings for supply and return, 15 lbs. maximum operating pressure. Specifications Type ADI Recirculation.............. Heating Capacity-- ' Low Speed.............. High Speed............. Cooling Capacity-- Nominal Maximum. Humidifying Capacity 0-200 cJ.m. 200-400 c.f.m. 7900 B.t.u. 12200 B.t.u. 16800 B.t.u. 8500 B.t.u. 1.2 lbs. per Hr. AD2 0-200 c-fjn. 400-600 ci.m. 9200 B.t.u. 16000 B.t.u. 22000 B.t.u. 14000 B.Lu. 1J. lbs. per Hr. The G-E Winter Air Conditioner for Radiator Systems (Type AC1) The Type AC1 air conditioner combines means for humidifying, filtering and circu lating. It is mounted in the floor, either operating as an open system, or with return duct. Hot water for humidification is sup plied from an indirect water heater con nected to the heating boiler. Air is ad mitted through filters located on each side, discharging over the humidifying screens and finally through the delivery grille into 630 Air Conditioning Me/er Furnace GbMPANy Peoria. Illinois Manufacturers of Domestic Heating and Air Conditioning Units for Coal, Gas and Oil Burning Branches and Distributors Kansas City. Mo. Omaha, Neb. Green Bay, Wis. Pittsburgh, Pa. New Orleans, La. Detroit, Mich. St. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Calif. The WEIR Conditioned-Air Unit for coal or oil burning, built around the famous Weir Steel Furnace, is, as its name implies, a complete outfit for conditioning the air in the home during the heating season with respect to temperature, humidity, air-cleans ing and positive circulation. Casing of in sulated asbestos composition with pleasing red finish. Equipment includes automatic humidifier (which may be provided with room control if desired), renewable filters, centrifu gal blower and fully automatic damper and blower controls. (Refer to table below for data on gravity as well as mechanical installations). The WEIR Funutee' Crate No. Surface (Sq Ft.) Ratio Htg. to Grate Surface Smoke Outlet Diam. On.) Gravity Circulation Casing Dimen. Round Rect'lar (In.) (In.) Rated Output At Reg. Pipe Area (Btu/Hr.) (Sq. In.) Fan Circulation Casing Dimen. (In.) Air Rated Output Delivery at register (C.F.M.) (Btu/Hr.) 671 1.26 624 1.78 628 2.32 630 3.08 633 3.82 636 4.74 540 544 7.60 41.2 33.9 29.2 26.4 22.7 19.4 19.3 18.5 9 10 10 10 10 10 12 12 48 52 54 58 65 67 47x50 50x52 54x56 56x64 56x66 54,400 73,600 94,100 119.000 138,000 160,000 400 541 692 875 1015 1180 47x90 50x99 54x103 56x110 56x118 64x114 1200 1600 2000 2300 2700 5000 97 non 118 000 177 000 200;000 316.000 The MEYER Gas Fired Air Conditioner automatically provides completely conditioned air for the heating season. It is as attractive in appearance as it is compact and efficient. Heating section of special heavy gauge welded steel, gas- and fume-tight construction; casing of insulated asbestos composition with pleasing red finish. Equipment includes specially designed auto matic humidifier (which may be provided with room control if desired), renewable filters, centrifugal blower and fully automatic controls. Manu factured or natural gas. Data od refrigerating equipment for summer Output at Bonnet (Btu/Hr.) Input at Burner (Btu/Hr.) Vent Diam. (In.) W. (In.) L. K (In.) I (In.) Air Delivery S.P. (C.F.M.) Motor Size (HP.) cooling, to be used in con junction with any of the mechanically - circulating systems described, will be supplied upon request. MEYER Gas-Fired Air Conditioner 1-B I'/z-B 2-B 3-B 4-B 5-B 72,500 108,000 145.000 217,500 290,000 362,500 . 90,000 135.000 180.000 270,000 360,000 450,000 4 20 5 27 7 40 8 60 9 80 10 . 100 53 60 53 53 53 53 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 1/6 1/4 1/3 1/2 3/4 3/4 MEYER Gravity Gas Furnace C-100 C-120 C-150 80,000 96,000 120,000 100,000 120,000 150.000 5 38 38 60 6 42 42 67 6 42 42 67 The MEYER. Gravity Gas Furnace Designed for high efficiency and resultant fuel economy with gravity circulation. Heat ing section of all-steel, welded construction with unusually large vertical heating surface. Casing same as on Air Conditioner. Complete with automatic controls. Manufactured or natural gas. Priced for the pocketbook of the average home. 631