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Important: Read and save these instructions. This guide to be left with equipment.SAM-eInstallation andOperation ManualIncludes installation, operationmaintenance and troubleshootinginformation for your SAM-e and MiniSAM-e Short Absorption Manifold.1507619-J 29 September 2016

Thank you for choosing Nortec.INSTALLATION DATE (MM/DD/YYYY)MODEL #SERIAL #Proprietary NoticeThis document and the information disclosed herein are proprietary data of NORTEC HUMIDITY LTD. Neitherthis document nor the information contained herein shall be reproduced, used, or disclosed to others withoutthe written authorization of NORTEC HUMIDITY LTD., except to the extent required for installation ormaintenance of recipient’s equipment. All references to the Nortec name should be taken as referring toNORTEC HUMIDITY LTD.Liability NoticeNortec does not accept any liability for installations of humidity equipment installed by unqualified personnel orthe use of parts/components/equipment that are not authorized or approved by Nortec.Copyright NoticeCopyright 2014, NORTEC HUMIDITY LTD. All rights reserved.

Contents2 Introduction2Location of Humidifier’s Manifold in an Air Conditioning System4Identify your Components5How to Use this Manual7151721SAM-e In-DuctInstallation in Vertical DuctMini SAM-e Installation ProceduresPlumbing22SAM-e with Pressure Steam24Mini SAM-e with Pressurized Steam29SAM-e with Atmospheric Steam31Mini SAM-e with Atmospheric Steam33 Atmospheric Steam Lines34Plumbing34Atmospheric SAM-e Steam Lines39Length of Steam Line Runs39Material for Steam Lines40Atmospheric SAM-e Condensate Drainage41Steam Lines and Condensate Returns45 Insulated SAM-e & Mini SAM-e46Insulation49SAM-e Insulation Retrofit52Mini SAM-e Insulation Retrofit55 Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Spare Parts

CAUTION: Servicing Disconnect main power before any servicing.During and following operation of the humidifier, the steam and components incontact with the steam such as the blower pack, steam lines, steam distributors,and condensate lines can become hot and can burn if touched.Nortec does not accept any liability for installations of humidity equipmentinstalled by unqualified personnel or the use of parts/components/equipmentthat are not authorized or approved by Nortec.CAUTION: Plumbing Plumbing to be performed by a licensed plumber.Drain water from humidifier can be very hot. Do not drain to public sink.All plumbing work should be done according to local plumbing code.CAUTION: Installation Do not mount on hot surfaces.Do not mount in area where freezing can occur. Do not mount on vibrating surface.Do not mount on floor.The RH2 produces steam at atmospheric pressure no devices which could blocksteam output should be connected to the steam outlet.Steam lines must be installed so that no restriction can produce backpressure inthe humidifier. 1 SAM-e Installation

IntroductionReceiving and Unpacking EquipmentCheck packing slip to ensure ALL material has been delivered. Each humidifier may be shippedin more than one box.All material shortages are to be reported to NORTEC within 48 hours from receipt of goods.NORTEC assumes no responsibility for any material shortages beyond this period.Inspect boxes for damage and note on shipping waybill accordingly.After unpacking, inspect equipment for damage. If damage is found, notify the shipper promptly.All NORTEC products are shipped on an F.O.B. factory basis. Any and all damage, breakage, or lossclaims are to be made to the shipping company.Location of Humidifier’s Manifold in an Air Conditioning SystemAlthough SAM-e distribution systems are designed to provide drip-less humidification, several operatingfactors related to steam supply may result in excess moisture or water collecting insteam-tube pipe with the potential for water damage. To ensure protection against water damage, bestpractice includes either a sealed section of duct or, preferably a drip-pan with drain installed underneatheach unit. In addition, to facilitate maintenance checks and inspections, an inspection cover, inspectionglass or service opening should be installed downstream.For more information, see SAM-e Engineering Manual [1503529-X].NotesAbsorption distance: the distance between the SAM-e and the first obstruction (coil, elbow, damper, etc.)that steam may encounter. Traces of steam may pass the obstruction, but will not condense, leavingobstructions dry. If any of the duct or air-handling unit (AHU) conditions are changed between designand installation, calculated absorption distance may change. It is advisable to re-calculate absorptiondistance to ensure that SAM-e operates as intended. If changes are required, please contact factory forassistance.SAM-e Installation 2

Identify your Components3 SAM-e Installation

Identify your Optional ComponentsSAM-e Installation 4

How to Use this ManualSAM-e - In DuctSection 2Follow steps 1-9SAM-e - Vertical Duct InstallationSection 4Follow steps 1-8BThen refer to Section 3.mini SAM-eSection 5Follow steps 1-55 SAM-e Installation

PlumbingSection 66A - SAM-e Pressure Steam6B - mini SAM-e Pressure Steam6C - SAM-e Atmospheric Steam6D - mini SAM-e Atmospheric SteamSteam LinesSection 7SAM-e InsulationSection 88A - SAM-e Retrofit8B - mini SAM-e RetrofitTroubleshooting, Spare Parts & WarrantySection 9SAM-e Installation 6

SAM-e In-Duct7 Installation

Typical SAM-e InstallationGeneral SAM-e Assembly DiagramSAM-e Installation 8

1Fasten support brackets to header using 5/16” washers and 5/16” nylon lock-nuts.2Place header on duct floor and drill 4 x 1/2” (12.7 mm) holes through floor.Secure header to floor using fasteners (by others).Use caulking to seal holes in ductwork.9 SAM-e Installation

3Insert tube into insertion stop washer and then into grommet.Wetting grommet with water will make assembly easier.Ensure nozzles face the sides of the duct (perpendicular to air flow).4Assemble remaining tubes in same way.SAM-e Installation 10

5Attach tube support bracket using supplied 1/4” lock-washer and 1/4” hexscrews.6No mounting frame –proceed to step 6A.Mounting frame –proceed to step 711 SAM-e Installation

6AIf no mounting frame is supplied:Attach bracket flanges to tube support bracket using 5/16” screws,washers, and nylon lock-nut.Bolt flanges to duct wall using field-supplied 1/2”-fasteners.SAM-e Installation 12

7Slide frame sides into frame base.8Side ViewAttach Frame Pivot using 5/16” bolt, washer, and nylon lock-nut.13 SAM-e Installation

Seismic installation for SAM-e floor mountWith the hardware kit that accompanies the SAM-e, the seismicbrace is screw fastened to the SAM-e tubes (torque to 8-10in/lbs) sandwiching the top rail between.The other end of the seismic brace secures to the ceiling of theair handler with minimum 2 x 5/16” diameter grade 5 screwsper span of seismic brace.With the hardware kit that accompanies the SAM-e, fasten thebase support to the SAM-e header with the supplied 5/16” selflocking bolts.Secure the base support to the floor of the air handler with 2 x5/16” diameter grade 5 screws per base support.SAM-e Installation 14

Installation inVertical Duct15 SAM-e Installation

1Complete assembly following Steps 1 through 8 on pages 9through 13.Install complete assembly into duct at 10 angle. Fasten toduct walls using field-supplied fasteners.SAM-e Installation 16

Mini SAM-eInstallation Procedures17 SAM-e Installation

Mini SAM-e Assembly General InstallationSAM-e Installation 18

1Place header into duct. Use supplied template to cutholes for steam and condensate parts. Attachheader to duct using field-supplied fasteners.2Insert steam tubes with Insertion stop washers,ensuring nozzles are perpendicular to airflow. Usingwater to wet the rubber grommets will facilitateinstallation. Seal all ductwork.19 SAM-e Installation

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Plumbing21 SAM-e Installation

SAM-e with Pressure SteamPressurized Plumbing with External SeparatorDuct/AHU WidthTap steam from top ofpressurized steam mainDuct/AHUHeightManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)PressurizedSteam MainStrainerActuator & ValveSeparator6” min.6” MinF & T Steam Trap1” Air GapDrainReturn to non-pressurizedcondensate return mainManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)Pressurized condensatereturn main Steam components in grey provided by Nortec. Tap steam from top of pressurize steam main to avoid excess condensate. Condensate from separator to be returned to pressurized condensate main. Condensate from SAM-e to be returned to atmospheric floor drain.When pressurized steam enters SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to raise condensate to a higher elevation.SAM-e Installation 22

Pressurized Plumbing without External SeparatorTap steam from top ofpressurized steam mainPressurizedSteam MainManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)Strainer6” min.1” Air GapDrainReturn to non-pressurizedfloor drainPressurized condensatereturn mainNote: The SAM-e header functions as a steam separator, therefore an external steamseparator is not required. Steam components in grey provided by Nortec. Tap steam from top of pressurize steam main to avoid excess condensate. Condensate from SAM-e to be returned to atmospheric floor drain.When pressurized steam enters SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to raise condensate to a higher elevation.23 SAM-e Installation

Internal Baffle PlateSAM-e Installation 24

Condensate Pump PlumbingPressurized Steam from Valve6” min.Pressurized Condensate MainCondensate Pump(By Others)When pressurized steam enters SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to raise condensate to a higher elevation, or return to a pressurized condensate main.25 SAM-e Installation

Mini SAM-e with Pressurized SteamMini SAM-e Pressurized with External SeparatorSteam from top of mainManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)Steam MainDuct WidthStrainerActuator & ValveDuctHeightSeparator6” min.Duct Floor6” minF & T Steam TrapMountingbracket1” Air GapDrainReturn to non-pressurizedcondensate return mainManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)Pressurized condensatereturn main Steam components in grey provided by Nortec. Tap steam from top of pressurize steam main to avoid excess condensate. Condensate from separator to be returned to pressurized condensate main. Condensate from SAM-e to be returned to atmospheric floor drain.When pressurized steam enters SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to raise condensate to a higher elevation.SAM-e Installation 26

Mini SAM-e Pressurized without External SeparatorSteam from top of mainSteam MainStrainer6” min.1” Air GapManual Shut-OffValve (By Others)DrainReturn to non-pressurizedcondensate return mainPressurized condensatereturn main Max steam pressure of 15 psig when no separator is used. Steam components in grey provided by Nortec. Tap steam from top of pressurize steam main to avoid excess condensate. Condensate from separator to be returned to pressurized condensate main. Condensate from SAM-e to be returned to atmospheric floor drain.When pressurized steam enters SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to raise condensate to a higher elevation.27 SAM-e Installation

Mini SAM-e Condensate Pump PlumbingPressurized Steamfrom Valve6” min.Condensate Pump(By Others)Pressurized condensatereturn mainWhen pressurized steam enters Mini SAM-e, pressure drops down to almost atmospheric pressure.Therefore, it must be drained atmospherically, and the use of a condensate pump (rated for 212ºF)must be used to elevate condensate to a higher point.SAM-e Installation 28

SAM-e with Atmospheric SteamAtmospheric PlumbingAtmospheric steam inletUse Nortec supplied steamhose and gear clampsFrom Humidifier6” min.8” min.Or2” plus ductstatic pressure1" Air Gap To PreventBack SiphonageDrain29 SAM-e Installation

Plumbing with Drain Water Cooler1/2” NPT Cold water inlet2” NPT TemperedWater DrainAtmospheric steam inletUse Nortec supplied steamhose and gear clamps6” min.1" NPT to 3/4” NPTReducer(Supplied By Others)1" Air Gap To PreventBack SiphonageTo drain8” min.Or2” plus ductstatic pressure3/4” NPTManual dump valveSAM-e Installation 30

Mini SAM-e with Atmospheric SteamMini SAM-e with Atmospheric SteamAtmospheric steam inletUse Nortec supplied steamhose and gear clampsFrom Humidifier6” min.8” min.Or2” plus ductstatic pressure1" Air Gap To PreventBack SiphonageDrain31 SAM-e Installation

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Atmospheric Steam Lines33 SAM-e Installation

PlumbingPressurized SAM-eFor pressurized steam line installation instructions, refer to LiveSteam Steam InjectionHumidifier Installation Manual.Atmospheric SAM-e Steam LinesGuidelines1 Nortec steam hose should only be used on short steam runs of less than 10 feet.2 Ensure that no condensate produced in steam line will remain trapped. Steam naturallyflows upward and condensate naturally flows downward.3 See material recommended for use in below chart. To eliminate metal corrosion, Nortecdoes not recommend the use of steel piping.4 Consult below charts for steam and condensate sizing guidelines when using steamdistributors.5 Be sure to include fitting equivalent lengths in total steam run lengths (see below).In general, match steam-line size to outlet size of distributor.

Drain water from humidifier can be very hot. Do not drain to public sink. All plumbing work should be done according to local plumbing code. CAUTION: Installation Do not mount on hot surfaces. Do not mount in area where freezing can occur. Do not mount on vibrating surface. Do not mount on floor. The RH2 produces steam at atmospheric pressure no devices which could block steam output should be .