12.2The Following Describes The Functions Of Each Of These Terminals And The
Note: Terminal
Terminals are wired to a relay in a remote Energy Management System. When relay closes, circuit from R1 to R2 is completed and appliance controls are enabled. Appliance ships from factory with jumper between terminals Remove jumper when connecting to a remote controller.
Provides a maximum 10 amp relay contact closure when the flame safeguard terminates combustion due to a tripped safety interlock (i.e.: air proving switch, high limit switch, low water flow switch or flame sensor, etc.).
Provides a maximum
Terminals are wired to a proving switch on a remote device such as a power venter. When relay closes, circuit from C1 to C2 is completed and appliance controls are enabled. This appliance ships form the factory with jumper between terminals.
To connect external modulation control, disconnect and cap the blue wire connected to terminal T2 and connect the external modulating signal to terminals T1 (positive) and T2 (negative).
13SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
1.Incoming 120VAC
a.Full time power to the Main Control Switch
b.Full time power to the Variable Frequency Drive
2.Power On - When the main control switch is turned on:
a.120v is applied to the
b.120v is applied to the L.W.C.O. terminal L1 (if used)
c.120v is applied to the Fenwal Flame Safeguard Control
d.24v is applied to the TempTrac operating temperature control terminal L1
3.Call For Heat - If the TempTrac operating control senses a
a.The High Gas Pressure and Low Gas Pressure Switch (both optional) are energized and their safe condition is proved.
b.The thermostat contact on the Fenwal Flame Safeguard Control is energized.
c.The flame control will then verify the
d.Energizing the blower should close the airflow proving switch. If the
e.If the
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