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Rupp Heater....

kevin coppinger_4
kevin coppinger_4 Member Posts: 2,124
in THE MAIN WALL
seen this type of heater before....Rupp make up air heater.

A friend is leasing a warehouse to covert to a baseball facility. This has no vent to the outside... and vents the combution air into the living area....does not sound right to me....
Building is approx 13, 000 sq. ft. and has 22" high cielings....ty, kpc

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  • brucewo1b
    brucewo1b Member Posts: 638
    Is this suppose to be

    a roof or wall mounted unit thats suppose to heat make up air in places that have a lot of fans venting out like make up air for a commercial kitchen or paint booth affair?? I think its suppose to be mounted out side and makeup air only to the interior.
  • Ed_26
    Ed_26 Member Posts: 284
    make-up air unit

    This is a common appliance for large buildings with high air loss/exhaust. You seem to be describing a 'direct fired' make-up air heater. These units must be properly set up & tested for CO on the discharge side. They usually have a fixed air flow & a modulating burner, set to maintain a specified discharge air temp. Some have adjustable discharge air temp. controls (remote or unit mounted). You need an experienced gas tech to service & set these units up.
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