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(Canadian Installations Only) Connect only to a circuit protected by a Class A
ground fault circuit interrupter. Attention: Brancher uniquement à un circuit protégé par un disjoncteur
de fuite de terre de Classe A.
(Canadian Installations Only) Do not install in a bath enclosure or shower stall or
connect to a salt-regenerated water softener or a water supply of salt water. Attention: Ne pas installer
dans une baignoire ou une cabine de douche et ne pas brancher à un adoucisseur d’eau régénéré avec
du sel ou à un approvisionnement en eau salée.
(Canadian Installations Only) Use copper conductors only. Use bonding conductor in accordance with
the Canadian Electrical Code Part I. Utilisez dez conducteurs en cuive uniquement. Utilisez des
conducteurs de mize à la masse conformement au Code Canadien de L’Électricité, Partie I.
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GENERAL
The Eemax “Single Point” or “SP”, “ Flow Controlled” or “EX” and “Thermostatic” or “EX-T” heaters will
provide optimum performance and energy savings when located under the sink and as close as possible
to the point of hot water use. For best performance the heater should be BELOW the point of use.
Failure to do so may void the warranty. Contact your Eemax representative for further information.
“Single Point” heaters and “Flow Controlled” heaters are to be plumbed to a cold water source ONLY
and heat it with a temperature rise at flow rates as shown on the table on page 10.
“Thermostatic” heaters are the only heaters of the three outlined in this manual which have
thermostatic control. “Thermostatic” heaters accept cold or preheated water and heat it to
temperatures suitable for normal domestic usage up to a maximum of 140 degrees F. With the “S”
option, they can be used as a temperature booster for sanitation applications sometimes required for
dishwashers in commercial kitchens. Units built with the “ML” option are factory-set to a maximum
temperature of 110°f and are recommended for hand washing applications. The “ML” option is an
excellent choice for supplying hot water to sensor-type or metering faucets.
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