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American International PR 100-34 2NV or 2PV Wiring Diagram, MODELS 130,000 BTU/Hr & Below, Blower

Models: PG10100-199-3NV or 3PV PR 150-34 2NV or 2PV PG1050-130-2NV or 2PV PR 130-34 2NV or 2PV PR 100-34 2NV or 2PV PG1050-199-3NV or 3PV PG1034-150-2NV or 2PV PR 130-50 2NV or 2PV PG1050-175-3NV or 3PV PG1034-100-2NV or 2PV PG10*34-130-2NV or 2PV

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WIRING DIAGRAM

WIRING DIAGRAM

MODELS 130,000 BTU/Hr & Below

BLUE	RED			RED
	RED			RED
BROWN
				RED
	THERMOSTAT			BLACK
	SENSOR/ECO
GAS VALVE
BROWN
RED	POT
LED	POT
LED
	THERMOSTAT		SEN-1
YELLOW	BOARD	LOWER
YELLOW				GREEN
LED			24V
			HOT
	COM		ONLY
RED	RELAY
GREEN	NO
LED
	YELLOW
ORANGE

BLUE
RED	24V
	GREEN
GREEN
BLACK
IGNITER
	WHITE
YELLOW
RED
GREEN

TRANSFORMER	120V
	BLACK
		WHITE
	GREEN
	BLACK
	GROUND
GREEN
	BLACK
IND
L1
HSI
HSIG
L2		IGNITION
W		CONTROL

PSI

120V/60Hz

GV

PSO

FSG

C

WHITE

BLUE

ORANGE

BLOWER

WHITE

NEUTRAL (WHITE)

TO 120/60

POWER

SUPPLY

L1 (BLACK)

FUSED

DISCONNECTED

120 VAC

(BLACK & WHITE WIRES IN BOLD)

COMMON (C)

PRESSURE

SWITCH

NORMALLY OPEN

(NO)

L1		NEUTRAL
FUSED		TO 120/60
DISCONNECT	POWER SUPPLY		GND
BLOWER			GND
BLOWER
		GND
	IND	L2
		L2
L1		HSI
L1		IGNITION
		IGNITION	IGNITER
		CONTROL	IGNITER
		CONTROL
		HSIG

120 VAC

		24 VAC
	PRESSURE		GREEN LED
	SWITCH		GREEN LED
	SWITCH
	PSI		C
			C
	PSO		GAS VALVE
	PSO		RELAY
	IGNITION		GV
	CONTROL
	YELLOW LED	W	THERMOSTAT
			THERMOSTAT
			SENSOR-ECO
	GND	N.O.	RED LED
	GND	N.O.	SEN-1
	COM		SEN-1
	COM	LOWER
		LOWER

THERMOSTAT

DIALNOTICE: IF ANY OF THE ORIGINAL WIRE AS SUPPLIED WITH THE APPLIANCE MUST BE REPLACED, IT MUST BE REPLACED WITH 18 GAUGE STRANDED 105C WIRE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.

MODELS 150,000 BTU/Hr & Above

	THERMOSTAT
	BOARD	24 V
	HOT	POT	THERMOSTAT
	ONLY	POT	DIAL
	ONLY		DIAL

GND

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American International PR 100-34 2NV or 2PV Wiring Diagram, MODELS 130,000 BTU/Hr & Below, MODELS 150,000 BTU/Hr & Above

Contents

Installation Instructions and Use & Care Guide Polaris Residential Gas Water HeaterImportant Instructions Your safety and the safety of others are very importantTable of Contents PageExcessive Weight Hazard INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSInstaller and Owner Responsibilities Unpacking the Water HeaterSite Location Location RequirementsFIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD Figure 1 Garage InstallationCONDENSATE LINE Clearances and AccessibilityCondensate Trap Assembly Figure 3A 2” Condensation Trap InstallationCondensate Drain Line Follow all instructions to locate and install the vent pipe systemVenting Carbon Monoxide HazardVent Pipe Length Vent Pipe InstallationVent Pipe Material Figure 5 Correct and Incorrect Pipe FittingsCanadian Installations Vent Termination LocationsUS Installations Figure 6 Minimum Clearances for Inlet/Outlet and Concentric VentAlternative Horizontal Termination INLET/OUTLET VENT TERMINATIONS 100,000 - 150,000 BTU/HRStandard Horizontal Termination Figure 8A Alternate Horizontal TerminationVenting Additional Polaris Units 100,000 - 150,000 BTU/hr Models VERTICAL TERMINATIONS 100,000 - 150,000 BTU/HRFigure 9A Vertical Termination 100,000 - 150,000 BTU/Hr Models Figure 11A Through the Wall Termination CONCENTRIC VENT TERMINATIONS 100,000 - 150,000 BTU/HRFigure 10A 2 Inch Concentric Vent Figure 12A Through the Roof TerminationAlternative Horizontal Termination INLET/OUTLET VENT TERMINATIONS 175,000+ BTU/HRStandard Horizontal Termination Figure 7B Standard Horizontal Termination 175,000+ BTU/Hr modelsVenting Additional Polaris Units 175,000+ BTU/Hr Models VERTICAL TERMINATIONS 175,000+ BTU/HRFigure 9B Vertical Termination 175,000+ BTU/Hr models Figure 13B Concentric Vent Piping Installation CONCENTRIC VENT TERMINATIONS 175,000 + BTU/HRConcentric Venting Multiple Water Heaters All Models Figure 10B 3 Inch Concentric VentGas Input Rate Piping InstallationWATER PIPING SYSTEM Corrosion and Water QualityClosed System/Thermal Expansion Tempering Valve InstallationGeneral Information Combination Space Heating/Potable Water SystemSolar Installation Storage Tank InstallationFigure 17 Air Handler Piping Installation service technician replace it Temperature and PressureIf the temperature and pressure relief valve Relief ValveGas Requirements Install a shut-off valveGAS SUPPLY AND PIPING Gas PipingFailure to do so can result in death, explosion, or ﬁre Gas Pressure TestingExplosion Hazard Replace all parts and panels before operating Electrical Shock Hazard Disconnect power before servicingELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Failure to do so can result in death or electrical shockMODELS 150,000 BTU/Hr & Above WIRING DIAGRAMMODELS 130,000 BTU/Hr & Below PRESSURE SWITCHRequirements INSTALLATION CHECKLISTWater Heater Location Condensate LineWater Heater Operation OPERATING YOUR WATER HEATERL.P. Propane Models Thermostat SensorStacking Water Temperature RegulationChildren, disabled and elderly are at highest risk of being scalded Emergency Shut DownSafety Shut-Off Pressure Switch MAINTENANCETemperature and Pressure Relief Valve OPERATIONAL CONDITIONSReplacing the Gas Valve MAINTENANCE OF YOUR WATER HEATER3 Month Inspection Gas ValveTROUBLESHOOTING SOFTWARE OPERATION SEQUENCE IGNITION CONTROL MODULE SOFTWARE OPERATION SEQUENCETOOLS REQUIRED FOR SERVICING REPAIR PARTS LIST/DIAGRAMRepair Parts List PARTS DESCRIPTIONRepair Parts List 100 GALLON MODELSREPAIR PARTS LIST/DIAGRAM TOOLS REQUIRED FOR SERVICINGINPUT POLARIS MODELS & DIMENSIONSWEIGHT WATER