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Available on most custom, new and replacement coils.

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HVAC Coils Industrial Coils Heat Exchangers Tube Bundles Self Contained ReplacementAC “T-Bar Units” and New Coils

For All Your Coil Needs Commercial • Industrial • Replacement • New Applications

We Specialize in QuickShip3, 5 & 10 Day

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HVAC and IndustrialSystem Coils

When it comes to building coils for any applicationMultitherm has the capability to meet your require-ments. If you need a cooling or heating coil usingwater, steam, refrigerantor any other medium,Multitherm can build it foryou. We build coils forreplacement of existingcoils or for new jobs, aswell. We make standardcopper tube / aluminumfin commercial coils andwe build heavy industrialcoils for process applica-tions. You will be hard-pressed to come up witha job we can’t handle.

Commercial CoilsThe vast majority of coilsthat we build are forreplacement of existingcoils. Tube diametersvary from 3/8”, 1/2”, or 5/8” copper and almost allhave aluminum or copper fins. Multitherm can matchexisting dimensions and functionally duplicate perfor-

mance. Basically, all you have to do is slide out theold coil and slide in the new coil. We do all the workfor you.

Industrial CoilsSome jobs require heavyduty construction andperformance. Multithermcan build coils out of heavywall copper, 90/10 cupro-nickel, carbon steel andeven 304/316 stainlesssteel. We can build heavyduty casings, make themairtight, change fin materi-als, or even put coils insideboxes or transitions.

Coil SectionsMultitherm also builds coilsections for cooling coils,which are completelyinsulated and contain fulldrain pans. These units areperfect for chilled water or

refrigerant coils that need to be installed in ductwork.You have access to the coils thru an access door, andcan even add additional cooling and/or heating coilsfor supplemental cooling or dehumidification.

Standard ShipAlmost all coils ship in 4-5 weeks as standard. Thereare some exceptions, based on special materials, but95% of all coils will ship in 4-5 weeks with no pre-mium.

10 Work Day ShipMost coils can ship in 10 work days (2 weeks) for apremium of 25%, based on the size of the job. Weguarantee that the coil will ship on time or you don’tpay the additional premium.

5 Work Day ShipFor major coil emergencies, you can have your coilship in 5 work days (1 week). The required premium forthis shipment is 50%. We guarantee shipment or youdon’t pay the premium.

3 Work Day ShipFor major coil emergencies, you can have your coilship in 3 work days. The required premium for thisshipment is 75%. We guarantee shipment or you don’tpay the premium.

CROSS REFERENCE

Multitherm has been building replacement coils for theHVAC Industry for over 40 years. During this time, wehave built up a huge library of cross reference informa-tion on coils for replacement. There is a great possibil-

ity that we have built your coil at least once before. Ifyou are replacing a coil built by a major manufacturer,we have a terrific chance of replicating it by the coilmodel number.

SPECIAL QUICK SHIP OPTIONS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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COIL SPECIFICATIONGlossary of symbols for coil order/model information

Coil casings will be plain carbon steel or zinc coated galvanized... unless specified otherwise.

FPI

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CD = REFRIG. CONDENSER

DX = EVAP. REFRIG.

SD = STEAM DISTR.

SS = STEAM SINGLE TUBE

HW = HOT WATER

CW = CHILLED WATER

TO = THERMAL OIL FINNED LENGTH

126.5 = 126.5

FINNED HEIGHT

30 = 30

CW

C = 5/8 WAFFLE

D = 5/8 FLAT

G= 1/2 WAFFLE

H = 1/2 FLAT

I = 1.0 SINE

J = 3/8 LOUVER

K = 3/8 SINE

L = 3/8 WAFFLE

O=5/8 SINE

FIN TYPE

R = RIGHT HAND

L = LEFT HAND

S = STEAM - SAME E.

O = STEAM - OPP. E.

D = STEAM - DUAL FEED

D 04 D 30 126.5 Rx-

ROWS

04 = 4 ROWS

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NO. OF FEEDS (CIRCUIT)

C = CUSTOM

D = DOUBLE

F = FULL

H = HALF

Q = QUARTER

T = THREE QUARTER

O = ONE & ONE HALF

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Multitherm builds both standard steam and steam distributing coils forHVAC and industrial process applications. Standard steam coils areused when entering air temperatures are 40ºF or above, and areconstructed of 5/8” OD tubes. Tube thickness can vary from .025”wall to .049” wall, depending on the duty and steam pressure. Industrialapplications might require 90/10 cupro-nickel or even steel or stainlesssteel tubes. The design of any steam coil is important, because it isimperative that condensate not collect in the coil. Most standard steamcoils are opposite end connected and pitched within the casing toexpedite condensate removal. It’s also possible to build same endstandard steam coils.

Steam distributing coils are tube within a tube design and are oftenreferred to as “non-freeze” coils. This really is a misnomer, becauseunder the right conditions, you can freeze any type of coil. Steamdistributing coils are generally used when entering air temperatures tothe coil are 40ºF or below. Steam distributing coils can be manufacturedin 5/8” OD w/ 3/8” inner tube or 1” OD w/ 5/8” inner tube. Steam isdistributed down the inner tube and released periodically to the outertube where it is returned to the discharge header. The steam andcondensate are distributed evenly across the face and tubes of the coil,and the steam in the inner tube keeps the condensate in the outer tubefrom freezing. 5/8” tubes can be .025” or .035” wall copper and 1” tubescan be .035” or .049” wall copper. When you have an application thatrequires a lot of outside air or very low air temperatures, you willgenerate lots of condensate (lbs./hr). Always use a 1” steam coil forpreheat applications of this type, because there is more room betweenthe outer and inner tube to evacuate the condensate.

STEAM COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

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Multitherm has been a leader in the design of water coils for over 40years. We build both hot water and chilled water coils for a wide varietyof applications and duties. Multitherm builds 1 or 2 row hot water coilsor 3 thru 12 row chilled water coils for both HVAC or process type jobs.The construction for any water coil is basically the same, except thathot water coils generally do not exceed 1 or 2 rows, while chilled watercoils are required to be deeper and are usually 3 thru 12 rows.

Multitherm is totally flexible in the design of water coils. We offer awide range of circuiting patterns, fin spacings, rows and connectionarrangements. The perfect coil design balances high efficiency perfor-mance with acceptable waterside and airside pressure drops.Multitherm engineers have a wealth of experience and will be pleasedto assist you in achieving this balance of pressure drops and goodperformance. As always, we offer a wide variety of quick ships on anyof our water coils.

In addition, Multitherm builds glycol coils for ethylene or propylene.Many of these applications are for process or heat recovery applica-tions.

HOT WATER/CHILLED WATER COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

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Multitherm builds DX evaporator coils with the widest range of circuitingcontrol and splits available in the industry. DX Coils are often used in AirHandlers or built up systems or just stand alone in ductwork. Often,multiple compressors are connected to the same DX coil and requirecapacity control. Multitherm uses a unique intertwined circuitingarrangement to allow use of the full face area for distinct uniformrefrigerant distribution. In addition, you can also select from face splitsor row splits for 2, 3, or even 4 compressors on the same coil.

Our DX coils are available in 1/2” or 5/8” OD copper tubes with a pre-selected distributor based on the coil load and refrigerant used. Asalways, special quick ships are available on any coil that could beselected. Multitherm engineers are especially adept at figuring outperformance for difficult systems.

DX EVAPORATOR COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

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The vast majority of requests that Multitherm receives for condensercoils are to replace existing coils. Replacement condenser coils requirea whole different set of criteria than other coils.

(1) Thin fin material - Fins tend to bend or be damaged duringcleaning

(2) Fins too close - Fin spacing is often 14 fins/inch to 20 fins/inch. Coils easily blocked by dirt

(3) Excessive vibration - Prop fans are too close to coils andvibration causes tube sheets to cutinto tubes.

(4) Electrolytic corrosion -Usually found in ocean areas from salt air.Bond between fin and tube disappears.

(5) General corrosion - Fins supply 70% of the heat transfer andfins are just damaged and fallapart.

Multitherm engineers have great experience in designing condensercoils that solve one or all of these problems. Simultaneously we cansuggest alternative coil designs that eliminate practical problems in thefield. Multitherm has seen just about every condenser coil problem thatyou could see over the last 40 years. We can vary tube diameter, finthickness or fin spacing to help you solve your problem. We can coatcoils or we can provide alternative materials of construction so that yourcondensate coils do not fail prematurely.

CONDENSER COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

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Multitherm stocks (36) sizes of (1) row coils and (36) sizes of (2) rowcoils for duct mounted Hot Water Booster Coils. These sizes rangefrom 6” x 6” to 30” x 60” and are available from 8 fins/inch thru 14 fins/inch. Many are available on a 1 day shipment and all are available on 3-5 day shipments. Hot Water Duct Booster Coils are built with either 1”flanges on all four sides for easy duct mounting or slip & drive casingsfor insertion into duct. There are multiple feed patterns to matchperformance and pressure drop requirements.

Multitherm is a leader in building Booster Coils. We recognize thatsmall coils are every bit as important as big coils and when you have aheating problem, it requires an immediate solution. Please see ourwebsite at www.MultiThermCoils.com for a complete list of all availablesizes and tube feed choices. The following pages show casing alterna-tives.

HOT WATER BOOSTER COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

5/8” tube 1 and 2 row boosters - 1” casing - All four sides

1 Row Coils 2 Row Coils

All dimensions are in inches.Non-headered Models

Overall length = Fin length +6.25”

Headered ModelsOverall length = Fin length +Dimension

from chart below

Construction SpecificationsCoil tubes - All coils have 5/8” O.D. Copper tubes with .020” wall and staggered tube pattern.Fins - All coils have .006 die-formed plate type aluminum fins.Connections - Supply and return connections are available in copper M.P.T. or sweat.Casing - All coils have 16 Ga. Galv. steel casing.Testing - All coils are leak tested under water with 550 PSIG dry nitrogen.

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All dimensions are in inches.

Non-headered ModelsOverall length = Fin length +6.25”

Headered ModelsOverall length = Fin length +Dimension

from chart below

Construction SpecificationsCoil tubes - All coils have 5/8” O.D. Copper tubes with .020” wall and staggered tube pattern.Fins - All coils have .006 die-formed plate type aluminum fins.Connections - Supply and return connections are available in copper M.P.T. or sweat.Casing - All coils have 16 Ga. Galv. steel casing with 180 degree drive cleat flanges on tube sheets.Testing - All coils are leak tested under water with 550 PSIG dry nitrogen.

1 Row Coils 2 Row Coils

HOT WATER BOOSTER COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION5/8” tube 1 and 2 row boosters - Slip and drive casing

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In addition to building free standing coils, Multitherm builds fully insu-lated coil sections for duct mounting. Coils are fully mounted inside agalvanized steel coil section that is built with double wall constructionand 2”, 1 1/2 lb. fiberglass insulation. Housing is 16 ga. galvanized steelwith removable panels on each side for total coil access. Drain pans are304 stainless steel.

These units are great for duct mounting where you don’t have to worryabout your own drain pan or field insulating the unit. All the work is doneat Multitherm. And the best part is that these units are available onQuickship just like any coil. See the table below for various sizes.

COIL SECTIONSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

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* Drain connection located 11” fromentering air side of section - short

Construction:16 gauge galvanized steel housing.Removable panels on both sides.16 gauge 304 stainless steel drain pan.2” double wall insulation.

COIL SECTIONSDIMENSIONSFree standing coil sections

AirLeft Hand

AirRight Hand

* *D

RemovablePanel

Both sides

SheetMetal

Screws

Side View

A

B

5/8”

1 1/4” MPTDrain

C

1 1/4”MPTDrain

1 1/2”Typical

3 1/2”Typical

Front View (Entering or Leaving Air Side)

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INDUSTRIAL COILSFEATURES AND CONSTRUCTION

Multitherm has concentrated on industrial customers for years. Webuild and design a wide range of Heat Transfer and Air HandlingEquipment that can be used in industrial applications for comfortheating/cooling or process jobs. Multitherm is set up to handleindustrial customers better than any other company in our industry. Weoffer your company the following:• Quick shipments on almost all equipment. Multitherm either

stocks or offers expedited shipments on Coils, Air Handlers, andSpace Coolers.

• Flexibility in design and size. Multitherm can replace mostequipment that you require. We can duplicate size, duty andperformance.

• Competitive pricing. Multitherm offers a host of great products thatwill save you time and money by dealing direct with the manufacturer.Multitherm is a nationwide source for HVAC equipment and our pricingis as good as anyone in the inductry.

Multitherm specializes in emergency shipments.Three shipment programs are available to meet your needs.1. Standard Shipment: Most coils ship in 4 to 5 weeks. Coils requir-

ing special materials and construction can take 6 to 7 weeks.2. Special 10 work day Shipment: Most HVAC and process coils can

ship in 10 work days (2 weeks) for a premium of 25%.3. Special 5 work day Shipment: Most HVAC and process coils can

ship in 5 work days (1 week) for a premium of 50%.

Multitherm has the tooling to build coils from all the materials and thicknesses in the following charts.Ocasionally some materials may not be available when needed. Please check with Multitherm before

specifying materials that may be difficult to obtain.

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STEAM - STANDARDStandard Steam Coils 5/8” O.D. TypeSTANDARD COIL DRAWINGS

Coil Construction• 5/8” O.D. x .025 copper tubes.• .006 thick aluminum tubes.• Heavy wall copper headers.• M.P.T. connections (copper).• 16 Ga. galvanized steel casing

supports.

All connections M.P.T. (O.D.)X = 5/8” + return connection size

5”

TOTALHEIGHT

÷2

X

AH

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

3/4” MAX.

SAME END

5”

TOTALHEIGHT

÷2

A

H1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

H2

A

X

OPPOSITE END

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Coil Construction:• 5/8” O.D. x .025 outer, 3/8” O.D.

inner copper.• 1” O.D. x .035 outer, 5/8” O.D.

inner copper.• .006” thick aluminum fins (5/8”

O.D. tubes).• .008” thick aluminum fins (1”

O.D. tubes).• Heavy wall copper headers,

M.P.T. copper connections.• 16 Ga. galvanized steel casing &

supports.• Coil connections to be copper

MPT type.

Application note:Any coil over 72” finned length,same end connections, inconjunction with outside air,should have dual supplyconnections (one supply eachend). See arrangement ‘B’showing two supplies.

All connections M.P.T. (O.D.).X = 5/8 + Return Conn. Size.

STEAM - DISTRIBUTINGSteam Distributing Coils (non-freeze) 5/8” or 1” O.D. TypesSTANDARD COIL DRAWINGS

5”

TOTALHEIGHT

÷2

A

H1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

H2

A

X

OPPOSITE END

X

A

H1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

5”

H2

A

TOTALHEIGHT

÷2

TOTALHEIGHT

÷2

SAME END

SU

PP

LY

SU

PP

LY

DUAL FEED ONLY

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Coil Construction• 5/8” O.D. x .025 copper tubes.• .006 thick aluminum tubes.• Heavy wall copper headers.• M.P.T. connections (copper).• 1/4” IPS vent and drain.• All coils have 1/2” turned-over

flanges.• Top supply-bottom return.• Tolerance ± 1/4” (except as

noted).

H2 tolerance ± 1/2

HOT WATERHot Water Coils - 5/8” O.D. TypeSTANDARD COIL DRAWINGS

Arrg’t “A”

CD

X

AH1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

3/4” MAX.

Y

H3

CD

X

AH2

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

YArrg’t “B”

COLLECTIONHEADER

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Standard Construction:• 5/8” O.D. x .020 wall coppertubes.

• .006 thick plate aluminum.• Heavy wall copper headers.• MPT copper connections.• 1/4” I.P.S. vent and drain.• All coils have 1/2” turned-overflanges for stacking purposes.

• Bottom supply - top return.• Tolerance ± 1/4”Circuit description:Q=Quarter circuit (1/4 of tubes

fed in 1 row).H=Half circuit (1/2 of tubes fed in

1 row).F=Full circuit (all of tubes fed in

1 row).O=One and half circuit (1 1/2

times fed vs. number of tubesin 1 row.

D=Double circuit (2 times fed vs.number of tubes in 1 row.

CHILLED WATERChilled Water Coils - 1/2” or 5/8” O.D. TypesSTANDARD COIL DRAWINGS

1 2 3 3 4 4

AIR AIRAIR AIR

RETURN SUPPLY RETURN SUPPLYRIGHT LEFT RIGHT LEFT

CD

A1

H1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

H2

A2

X

Z

Y

Z

CD

X

A1

H1

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

3/4” MAX.

Y

Z Z

SAMEEND

OPPOSITEEND

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Coil Construction:• 5/8” O.D. x .020 wall copper

tubes.• .006 thick plate aluminum.• Heavy wall copper headers.• 16 Ga. galvanized steel casings

and supports.• O.D. copper sweat connections.

Tonnage vs. connection sizebased on each circuit.Connections O.D. sweat type -suction distributor size based onperformance.

DX EVAPORATORDirect Expansion Cooling Coils - 5/8” O.D. TypeSTANDARD COIL DRAWINGS

SINGLE CIRCUIT 2-CIRCUIT, FACE SPLIT 2-CIRCUIT, ROW SPLIT 2-CIRCUIT, INTERTWINED

2 3 4 5 6

AIR

LEFTHAND

RIGHTHAND

LEFTHAND

7 8

AIR

RIGHTHAND

LEFTHAND

1

RIGHTHAND

AIRAIR AIRAIR

LEFTHAND

AIRAIR

RIGHTHAND

CD

X

4”H

1 1/2” TYPICALALL SIDES

FL

FH

3/4” MAX.

HEIGHT: 2

(approx)

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COIL WEIGHTS

Notes: Weights are at 10 FPI, and are standard water, standard steam, DXand condenser coils. Multiply the following factors for other type of coils:

6 FPI - 0.95 Copper Fins (.006” thick) - 1.35

8 FPI - 0.98 Steam Distribution (SD) - 1.40

12 FPI - 1.02 Extra Heavy Tube Walls - 1.1

14 FPI - 1.05 Stainless Steel Casing - 1.02

1/2” Tube Coils - 0.95

* Weights are approximate

** To find wet coil operating weight add to above (1.32 x sq. ft. x rows)

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REPLACEMENT COIL WORKSHEETThis is a simple worksheet consisting of twelve steps on how to measure your existing coils. Provide this toMultiTherm with the proper information in order for insure the quotations are correct and accurate. Please fill out theworksheet and fax it back to MultiTherm at 610-408-8365. We need the following information from you to adequatelyprovide budget or exact pricing. This is so we have specific information to actually fabricate the coil(s). Below is ourreplacement coil worksheet that you will need to complete. The information requested can be obtained from the frontviews and connection arrangement views shown on the following pages.

Company Name: ______________________________ Project Name: ______________________________

Contact: _____________________________________ Phone: _____________________________________

Plant Location: _______________________________ Fax: _______________________________________

Date: ________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________

#1. We need the Unit Manufacturer, Unit and Coil Model Number.

#2. Coil Type (Standard Steam, Steam Distributor, Hot Water, Chilled Water, DX Cooling or Condenser) and tubediameter, connections on same or opposite ends, and the quantity.

#3. Face View and Coil Connection View arrangements:· Face View is either exposed or concealed headers and select coil closest to E1 thru E6 or C1 thru C6.

We do not show the actual coil connection stubs for ease of selection.· Coil Connection arrangement is by looking at connection end (both ends if opposite end). Select the

view closest to your coil to be replaced.

#4. Rows, Fins per inch, Number of tubes in each row:· Rows are rows of tubing in direction of airflow. Usually one row to eight rows but can be more.· Fins per inch are just the number of fines within one inch.· Number of tubes high is the number you can count in one row. An example would be a 5/8" Tube Coil

with a fin height of 30" and there are 20 tubes/row.

#5. Selection of finned area (FH x FL), Casing Height x Casing Length x Casing Depth (very important).· FH (Fin Height) x FL (Fin Length) is finned area where air passes through the coil.· Casing dimensions are always outer frame dimensions. Casing Height is always perpendicular to

tubes. Casing Length in tube run direction. Casing Depth is always measured in direction of airflow.

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REPLACEMENT COIL WORKSHEET#6. Overall Length (OL) and Stub Length (SL) is very important because the OL might be the most important

length dimension measured since it is usually fitting snug within the walls of the unit. Always rememberthat OL should always be longer then CL (casing length). Stub Length is just the distance of the connectionstub from header out to end including thread.

#7. Connection sizes are easy but connection types are usually MPT, FPT, Sweat or Flanged.

#8. Top and Bottom (T/B) Flange sizes and Flanges at connection and return bend ends (EF) are important toproperly build channels so that coils can fit into unit. Remember FH (Flange Height) + TB + TB = CH(Casing Height) and FL (Flange Length) + EF + EF = CL (Casing Length).

#9. This is the connection location area. Connections are always measured from the very edge (top or bottomof coil casing) to centerline of connection. A is always bottom to lowest connection. B is always from topto highest connections. C is always the horizontal measuring between connections or from side of coilcasing.

#10. Construction of coil is important because we need to know to make sure special materials are used whenrequired. If you cannot tell, then give us temperature / pressure ratings and corrosive data, in lieu of actualconstruction.

#11. This section is actually giving us the circuitry on the coils. Determining the circuitry is as simple as count-ing the number of tubes fed from each header.

#12. Comments: Our intention is not to duplicate your existing problem but to provide a better solution to fix yourproblem and your input is needed to make this happen. We will also need information such as coatings,your application, etc., that will help up provide a better solution.

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Exposed Ends Concealed Ends

OL

CL

E 3

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

HEADER

OL

CL

E1

E F

TB

TB

CH

RETURN

BENDS

E F

CL

OL

CL

E 4

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

HEADER

FACE VIEW ARRANGEMENTS

OL

CL

E 2

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

PLUGGED

TUBES

OL

CL

C 1

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

RETURN

BENDS

CL

C 2

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

PLUGGED

TUBES

C 3

E F

TB

TB

CH

HEADER

E F

CL

C 4

E F

TB

TB

CH

HEADER

E F

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Exposed Ends Concealed Ends

OL

CL

E 6

E F

TB

TB

CH

RETURN

BENDS

E F

C

A

B

ST 1

C

B

ST 3

A

C

ST 4

A

B

A

B

ST 5

C C

A

B

ST 6

C

A

B

ST 7ST 9

A A

C

B

C

C

A

C

BB

C

ST 8

A

B

ST 11

Standard Steam - End View Arrangements

OL

CL

E 5

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

RETURN

BENDS

CL

C 5

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

RETURN

BENDS

CL

C 6

E F

TB

TB

CH

E F

RETURN

BENDS

ST 10

C

A

C

B

CB

ST 2

A

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DT 2

C

A

B

DT 3

C

B

A

DT 4

C

B

A

DT 5

C

B

A

B

DT 6

C C

A

B

B

DT 1

C

A

Steam Distributing - End View Arrangements

Chilled Water and/or Hot Water - End View Arrangements

C

A

B

WC 1

A

C

B

WC 3

C

A

B

WC 5

A

C

B

WC 4

CB

WC 2

A

C

B

WC 6

AA

C

B

WC 7

C

WC 10

B

A

C

B

WC 11

A

C

A

B

WC 12

CB2

WC 14

A2

A1

B1

C

A2

WC 13

B2

B1

A1

A

WC 8

B

C

A

C

B

WC 9

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Evaporator (DX) - End View ArrangementsC

DX 3

A2

A1

B1

B2

C

DX 4

B1

A2

A1

B2

Face Split

C

B

DX 1

A

C

B

DX 2

A

Single Circuit

B

DX 7

A

B

DX 8

A

Intertwined

B

DX 5

A

B

DX 6

A

Row Split

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Condenser - End View Arrangements

C

A

B

CC 1

CB

CC 2

A

C

A

B

CC 3

C

B

CC 4

A

C

A

B

CC 5

C

B

CC 6

A

C

A

B

CC 7

CB

CC 8

A

C

A

B

CC 11

C

B

CC 12

A

C

B

CC 10

AA

CC 9

C

B

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WARRANTYMultitherm Standard Material & Workmanship 1 Year Warranty

Basic Warranty - Material and Workmanship

Seller warrants, to the original buyer only, that anyequipment manufactured by it will be free of defects inmaterial and workmanship, under normal use andservice, for one year from the date of shipment. Seller’sobligation under this warranty shall be strictly andexclusively limited to repairing or replacing parts andmaterials, free of charge, f.o.b. our plant, which, inseller’s judgement are defective. Seller cannot controlthe environment nor the manner in which the equipmentis used; therefore this warranty does not cover corro-sion of equipment during use, or the deteriorationcaused by conditions of use, or that applications offinishes supplied by others is sufficient, or that finishesapplied are suitable for the Buyer’s environment. Seller

assumes no responsibility for reimbursing repair orreplacement expenses incurred without its prior writtenauthorization.

Buyer shall be responsible for all labor costs incurred inconnection with repair or replacement at installationsite. Buyer shall also be responsible for all costs inremoving, packing and shipping defective equipmentback to seller. Seller shall be responsible for freightcharges back to its factory and Buyer shall use theSeller’s designated means of transportation. It is thetotal responsibility of the Buyer to send back equipmentsamples quickly (if requested by Seller) to determinepossible warranty claims.

Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Remedies

Seller makes no other warranties, expressed or impliedwith regard to goods and services provided by sellerother than those set forth herein. Any implied warrantyof merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose ofbuyer which exceeds the foregoing warranty is herebydisclaimed by Seller.

Seller will not be liable for any defect or indirect conse-quential or incidental damages, losses or expenses,including, but not limited to; commercial losses, busi-ness interruption, or damages resulting to propertyother than that which is the subject of the sales trans-action, nor shall Seller be liable for any personal injuriesarising in connection with the sale, resale of operationof its goods or inability of the buyer to use the goods ofSeller for any reason whatsoever.

Limitation of remedy here stated shall apply to ALLwarranties arising out of the sale here subject. It is

understood between the parties that damage to thecontents of the product herein vended, ineffectivenessof the product, or other unintended consequences mayresult because of many factors including the manner ofuse of application of the product, all of which arebeyond the control of Seller. All such risks shall beassumed by the Buyer. Sellers maximum liability shallnot, in any case, exceed the price of the goods claimedto be defective. Seller will not be liable for the infringe-ment of any patents by the Buyer’s use of any materialsdelivered herein.

No promise, representation or affirmation of fact, writtenor oral, of the Seller or its agent or employees, otherthan as stated herein, shall constitute a warranty ofSeller or give rise of any liability or other obligation ofSeller, unless specifically agreed to in writing by Seller.

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