Hubbell Electric Heater EMV User Manual

M
ODEL EMV
Commercial Electric
Commercial Electric Water Heater
Water Heater
Provides Tepid Water For Emergency Fixtures
Features
Heavy Duty Construction
Hydrastone cement lining provides tank longevity Copper-silicon alloy tappings cannot rust or
corrode
High impact composite jacket cannot rust or
3" thick polyurethane foam insulation reduces
standby heat loss by over 24% compared to industry standard 2" insulated tanks
Packaged System
Factory packaged and piped mixing valve
simplies installation and ensures the safe and reliable supply of tepid water
All electrical operating controls are factory
selected and wired to ensure reliable operation
Dial gauge provides visual indication of water
temperature and pressure
Safety
Mixing valve designed specically for emergency
drench systems ensures a constant ow of tepid water
Mixing valve prohibits delivery of overheated water
to prevent scalding
Provides tepid water even when an accident
causes a loss of electric power
Reduces the risk of Legionella because water is
stored at an elevated temperature
Reliable
Full ve (5) year non pro-rated tank warranty Each valve is performance tested
at the factory to ensure proper operation
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LINING
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Model EMV
The model EMV is designed specically for tepid water delivery to an emergency drench system
A Heavy Duty, Reliable Source For Tepid Water Delivery
The Hubbell model EMV water heater is a packaged system designed to meet the requirements of ANSI Z358.1-2014 for tepid water delivery to an emergency drench system. This heavy-duty water heater is constructed of a carbon steel tank and internally lined with Hydrastone cement to ensure tank longevity when operating at elevated temperatures, and is fully insulated with 3" thick polyurethane foam to minimize stand-by heat loss. The water heater is packaged with a mixing valve specically
/ISEA
1
/2" thick
Packaged Heater Provides High Volume Tepid Water
designed, tested and proven for use in emergency safety shower/face/eyewash applications. The entire package including the mixing valve is factory piped and mounted to the water heater to provide single source responsibility.
When you specify and install a Hubbell Model EMV, you will have the condence in knowing that the owner will be provided with a long lasting, safe and dependable source of tepid water for their emergency drench system needs.
Safety StandardS
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 states the following: When the eyes or body of any person may be ex­posed to injurious corrosive, toxic, or ammable materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or ushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use.
ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 Standard states the following: Delivered flushing fluid temperature
shall be tepid. This standard also establishes minimum performance and use requirements for eyewash and shower equipment for the emergen­cy treatment of the eyes or body of a person who has been exposed to injurious materials.
The shower must have a minimum of 20 GPM at 30 psi for 15 minutes of controlled
low [Para 4.1.3]
The eyewash must have a minimum of
0.4 GPM at 30 psi for 15 minutes of controlled
low [Para 5.1.6]
The eye/face wash must have a minimum of
3.0 GPM at 30 psi for 15 minutes of controlled
low [Para 6.1.6]
Units must meet all individual performance requirements when all components are operated simultaneously [Para 7.1]
In circumstances where chemical reaction is accelerated by ushing uid temperature, a facilities safety/health advisor should be consulted for the optimum temperature.
[Para 6.4.6]
How Does THe Hubbell uniT AcHieve THese RequiRemenTs?
The Hubbell EMV water heater system
provides high volume tepid water for safety drench systems by integrating a specially de­signed mixing valve with a high quality cement lined electric storage water heater. The model EMV is designed to maintain 120 gallons of water at 170°F. The volume of water at this temperature is necessary to achieve the final flow rate of 23 GPM for 15 minutes of tepid water. When an emergency drench apparatus is used, the integrated mixing valve blends 170°F water from the tank with incoming cold water to achieve a continuous flow of app oxi­mately 85°F tepid water to operate simultane­ously a safety shower and an eye/face wash fixture.
Note: For 30 GPM shower heads the Hubbell EMV will provide 75
o
F water for 15 minutes.
The Hubbell model EMV satisfies the tepid water requirements for a safety drench system.
The Hubbell EMV package is specifically designed to meet your emergency drench system needs by incorporating the following critical features:
The carbon steel tank is internally lined with
A
specially formulated hydrastone cement and does not require anodic protection. This lining is critical to the longevity of the tank when storing hot water at elevated temperatures.
A
The mixing valve is specifically designed for
B
emergency safety drench systems and is factory piped and packaged with the water heater tank to simplify installation and ensure a safe and dependable system.
The Hubbell EMV Model has 3" foam insulation
C
which reduces stand-by heat losses by over 24% compared to 2" insulated tanks. This provides the owner with a highly efficient and economical solution for emergency drench systems.
Unlike instantaneous heaters, the Hubbell model
D
EMV is unaffected by the loss of electric power in its ability to provide tepid water. Furthermore, the dial temperature gauge provides the operator with positive visual verification that the unit is at temperature.
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Mixing ValVe
OperatiOnal featureS
Packaged with the Hubbell model EMV is a triple redundant, thermostatic pressure balanced
valve designed specifically for emergency safety shower/face/eyewash applications. The valve is factory mounted and piped to the water heater. After water flow is activated at the emergency station, the outlet water temperature from the model EMV package will be maintained at 85°F tepid temperature. The Hubbell EMV is able to achieve the high volume demand required for a safety drench system by mixing the 170°F water in the tank with incoming cold water. The mixing valve meets OSHA and ANSI requirements and is capable of providing constant 85°F output regardless of inlet pressure and temperature variations, and the temperature setting is tamper proof and cannot be inadvertently adjusted in the field. The water temperature is not warm enough to open skin pores and not cold enough to deter usage. The valve is capable of providing a full range of flows from the smallest flow of 0.4 GPM for an eyewash to the combined 23 GPM flow for a simultaneous demand of shower, eyewash, and face wash system.
Safety featureS
The mixing valve incorporates a pressure sensing controller with a valve actuator that senses the water pressure on both the hot and cold water inlet connections. If hot water pressure is not present then the actuator overrides the mixing valve and a flow of cold water is allowed. If no
cold-water pressure is available at the mixing valve inlet then the hot water port will close to prevent overheated water from exiting the mixing valve. The valve also includes a safety override feature that continuously senses the final mixed water temperature. If the final water temperature is overheated, the valve automatically closes the hot water port and fully opens the cold water port. In any of these fault conditions, the Hubbell EMV valve will continue to provide a full flow of water as per the ANSI standard with no additional pressure drop.
Hubbell EMV Package
T&P Relief Valve
Cold Water
Feed
Backow
Preventor
(If Required)
Y Strainer
Pressure Relief Device or Thermal Expansion Tank
Vacuum Breaker
Air Vent Valve
Combination Temperature
& Pressure
Mixing
Valve
NOTE: For systems requiring recirculation see Hubbell IOM for typical pipping schematic.
Gauge
To D r a i n
Drain Valve
Heat Trace
for Freeze Protection
(If Required)
Solar Gain Protection
Valve
To D r a i n
Safety Shower
Face/Eyewash
Freeze Protection (To Atmosphere)
Floor Drain
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