CONVERTIBLE CONTROLS CONT.
NOTE
To convert from Vertical to Horizontal model, remove Knockout Plug and Plate. Remove Hex Nut (inside con- trol) and swing capillary upward into back knockout. Place Knockout Plate beneath Hex Nut on back of control and tighten Hex Nut (inside control). If bottom knockout is not used for wiring, insert Knockout Plug.
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MOUNTING STEM | KNOCKOUT PLUG |
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CAPILLARY | KNOCKOUT PLATE |
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BULB |
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Convertible Control converted to Vertical Model.
EXTENDING CAPILLARY
Some controls have excess stored capillary which may be extended for use with an extended shank well. Use reason- able care when straightening and forming the capillary.
With the capillary fully extended, the bulb should slide all the way to the end of the well.
INSTALLATION
If the boiler manufacturer recommends a control location, follow such recommendations. If none is offered, the following information gives suggested locations.
When used for high limit service, the control should be installed in the riser close to the boiler, or in a boiler tapping that is near the top or hottest section of the boiler. If the boiler is also used to heat domestic hot water, make sure that the high limit control is not located in the section of the boiler that contains the heat exchanger or piping for domestic hot water.
When used for low limit or operator service, the control should be located near that section of the boiler that
contains the heat exchanger or piping for domestic hot water.
To remove the well from the control, loosen the set screw in the large nut, then slide the well off to expose the bulb. Screw the well into the proper tapping. Slide the bulb back into the well, making sure that the bulb enters the well as far as it will go and tighten the set screw.
CAUTION
Do not dent or bend the bulb as this will prevent it from fitting into the well properly.
WIRING
All wiring should be done in accordance with local and national electrical codes and ordinances.
If the boiler or burner manufacturer recommends a wiring diagram, then follow such recommendations.
If none is offered, these diagrams show suggested cir- cuits.
HIGH
LIMIT
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GND | HOT |
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| SWITCH |
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| T T 1 2 | 3 4 |
Used as high limit | TRANS |
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control with |
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oil burner control |
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THERMOSTAT
Used as high limit control with Silent Knight gas valve with
THERMOSTAT | diaphragm gas valve |
SILENT KNIGHT
GAS VALVE
2 | AUX | TRANSFORMER |
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TH | TR |
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LINE |
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1 | 4 |
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PILOT | 2 |
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TRANSFORMER
TO
LINE
IF AUTOMATIC PILOT IS NOT USED, CONNECT A JUMPER BETWEEN THE PILOT TERMINALS