Sylvania F075615 Performance, MAXIMUM AIR TEMPERATURE vs. HEATER CONFIGURATION, 120V, 240V

Models: F075615

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

6/18/07

4.When turning the heater off the heater power (S2) may be turned off and the blower (S1) left on to cool the heater housing assembly. This is suggested to prevent burn injury of personnel around the heater but is not necessary for safety of the heater element.

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Heater Voltage is regulated by a Solid State Relay (SSR), which is turned ON and OFF rapidly according to the temperature controller DC OUT signal. A “zero cross” type SSR is used to minimize electrical noise.

Heater Element is protected with a resistive photo detector and a thermal resistor (thermistor) mounted at the heater inlet. These sensors are connected in parallel with the DC input signal going to the SSR.

o If the element overheats (bright orange color) the photo detector resistance decreases which reduces the control signal which, in turn, limits power to the heater.

o If the air temperature in the housing reaches an unsafe level, the thermistor resistance decreases which reduces the control signal, which in turn, limits power to the heater.

o A small fixed resistor in series with the control signal sets element and air temperature limits.

The large black dots on the wiring diagram represent connections that are made on the internal terminal strip. The terminal strip allows the customer easy access to remove and replace the heater element and blower if necessary.

Performance

The maximum air temperature (as displayed on the temperature controller) depends on the exit configuration, and the position of the inlet air damper. The chart below shows approximately the maximum air temperature achievable in various heater configurations. Actual performance may vary slightly, particularly at reduced line voltages. A closed damper (reduced flow rate) will allow higher operating temperatures until the optical sensor detects the maximum element temperature is reached. A closed damper (reduced flow rate) will also result in a faster ramp-up time.

MAXIMUM AIR TEMPERATURE vs. HEATER CONFIGURATION

 

 

120V

Open damper

240V

Heater

Open damper

 

Closed damper

 

Closed damper

configuration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1400°F (760°C)

 

 

Open ended or

1000°F (540°C)

 

1200°F (650°C)

 

1400°F (760°C)

with flare

 

 

 

1400°F (760°C)

 

 

With high-flow

1300°F (730°C)

 

1200 °F (650°C)

 

1400°F (760°C)

nozzle

 

 

 

 

 

 

OSRAM SYLVANIA

 

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Exeter, NH 03833 USA

 

Tel: 603-772-4331

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Sylvania F075615 operating instructions Performance, MAXIMUM AIR TEMPERATURE vs. HEATER CONFIGURATION, 120V, 240V