Reznor R6GP Option - Installation - Bottom Power Entry - Manual

This kit is designed to allow passage of high and low
voltage wiring connections through the unit bottom
pan on R6GP Series units.
WARNING:
This kit is to be installed by a qualifi ed service
technician in accordance with these instructions
and all codes having jurisdiction. Failure to follow
these instructions could result in serious injury,
property damage, or death.
WARNING:
All electrical wiring must comply with the latest
edition of the National Electrical Code ANSI/
NFPA 70.
These instructions are primarily intended to assist
qualified individuals experienced in the proper
installation of this appliance. Some local codes require
licensed installation/service personnel for this type of
equipment.
This Kit Includes:
1) Parts kit:
a. 3/4” diameter, FMC straight connectors (2 ea.)
b. 3/4” diameter, insulator sleeve (2 ea.)
c. 3/4” diameter, insulator bushing (2 ea.)
d. 3/4” diameter, FMC (48” long)
e. 1-1/4” diameter, FMC straight connectors (2 ea.)
f. 1-1/4” diameter, insulator sleeve (2 ea.)
g. 1-1/4” diameter, insulator bushing
h. 1-1/4” diameter, FMC (24” long)
2) Bottom Power entry electrical box assembly
3) Bottom Power entry electrical box cover plate
4) 7/8” Diameter, plastic hole plug
5) 7/8” Diameter, plastic star bushing
6) ½” long #10 Screws (x ea.)
7) Zip-ties
8) Kit
Instructions
Bottom Power Entry Kit
Installation Instructions
R6GP Model Series Accessory
Light Commercial Packaged Gas Electric Units
Field Supplied Items list:
1) Thread
Sealant
2) Unit Disconnect
3) All conduit necessary for connections external to
the unit
Prior to beginning Installation, ensure the follow
conditions are met:
1) Read and understand the instructions for all
accessory kits to be installed with the unit and the
unit installation instructions
2) Unit is installed on roof-curb
3) No electrical power is connected to unit
4) Verify that input power supply is correct, verify with
unit rating label
5) Branch circuit protection to be used for unit is sized
in accordance with all applicable codes and unit
requirements
6) Perform all electrical set-up inspections called for
in unit Installation instructions
7) Verify kit contents to inventory list above
8) Verify all fi eld supplied items are on-hand for
installation