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MOUNTING ON FLOOR 

1. Make sure the surface you plan to mount the VSUB Blower on is level.

2. When mounting on the floor we recommend using anti-vibration floor mounts, springs or pads.

3. Make sure anti-vibration floor mounts, springs or pads are rated to handle the weight of the 

VSUB Blower you are installing.

4. Fasten the floor mount, springs or pads to the bottom frame of the VSUB Blower.

5. Secure the VSUB Blower to the floor to ensure that is doesn't move during operation.

PSA-1 FAN PROVING SWITCH FOR ADJUSTABLE-FIXED SPEED MECHANICAL DRAFT INDUCER INSTALLATIONS

The PSA-1 is a field adjustable pressure switch
that is the primary fan prover for VSUB Blowers
not installed in conjunction with a CPC-2 con-
troller, and the manual operation mode fan
prover for installations incorporating a CPC-2
controller.

1. Install Fan Proving Switch sampling tube in 

the vent connector as close as possible to 
VSUB inlet and 2-3 pipe diameters away from 
any elbow or “T”. For multiple appliances vent-
ing into a common manifold, install after appli-
ance closest to the VSUB Blower. If the 
vent run is completely vertical, install after 
draft hood or barometric damper, (See 
Diagram E).

2. Drill 1/4" hole for Fan Proving Switch sampling

tube. The hole should be burr free. Secure 
sampling tube bracket to pipe with sampling 
hole centered.

3. Insert stainless steel sampling tube through 

1/4" hole enough to just penetrate interior of 
vent pipe and lock in place with compression 
nut, (See Diagram F). With the VSUB Blower 
on, a negative pressure reading on a draft 
gauge is an indication that the interior of the 
pipe has been penetrated.

4. Fan Proving Switch diaphragm must be mounted in a 

VERTICAL

position within six feet of the sensing location. Firmly insert flexi-

ble tubing on sampling tube and Fan Proving Switch fitting  marked (LOW). Leave the other Fan Proving Switch port open to room 
atmosphere for reference. Make sure there are no sharp bends or kinks in flexible tubing. Do not mount the PSA-1 so that is direct-
ly in the path of the VSUB Blower discharge, unit heater or duct discharges. Doing so may cause a false reference pressure read-
ing, (See Diagram G).

PSA-1 FAN PROVING SWITCH FOR ADJUSTABLE-FIXED SPEED COMBUSTION AIR INTAKE INSTALLATIONS

The PSA-1 is a field adjustable pressure switch that is the primary fan prover for VSUB Blowers not
installed in conjunction with a CPC-2 controller, and the manual operation mode fan prover for installa-
tions incorporating a CPC-2 controller.

1 Install Fan Proving Switch sampling tube in the DISCHARGE/OUTLET duct as close as possible to 

the outlet collar of the VSUB Blower. Directly after the VSUB Blower outlet collar the pressure will be
greatest at the point in line with the top of the scroll blower housing, (See Diagram H).  If VSUB 
Blower is mounted outside install sampling tube on closest indoor section of duct.

2  Drill 1/4" hole for Fan Proving Switch sampling tube. Insert sampling tube with 90° bend so that the 

short side faces directly towards the VSUB discharge/outlet.  Secure sampling tube bracket to pipe 
with sampling hole centered.  With all pipe connected, start VSUB Blower and adjust tube until a 
high pressure reading is available, (at least +0.10” w.c.)

OR

VSUB-SERIES

IN VERTICAL OR

HORIZONTAL

TERMINATION

APPLIANCE

GAS APPLIANCE DRAFT

SAMPLE LOCATION

(MUST BE MOUNTED

SIX FEET OF SENSING

VERTICALLY WITHIN

FAN PROVING SWITCH

FIGURE CPE98    3/2/04

LOCATION)

FLAME RETENTION

OIL BURNERS

OVER-FIRE DRAFT

TJERNLUND ABD-SERIES

BALANCING BAFFLE

(IF BAFFLE IS INSTALLED

IT MUST BE POSITIONED

AFTER FAN PROVING SWITCH)

DRAFT CONTROL

/ DRAFT HOOD

DIAGRAM E

DIAGRAM F

1/4” STAINLESS STEEL
SAMPLING TUBE BEND MUST
FACE UPWARD

COMPRESSION FERRULE

COMPRESSION NUT

SAMPLING PORT CENTERED
OVER 1/4” HOLE

DIAGRAM G

FAN PROVING SWITCH MUST
BE MOUNTED WITHIN SIX
FEET OF SAMPLING TUBE.

SWITCH CAN BE ORIENTATED 
IN A 360

O

PLANE AS LONG AS

DIAPHRAGM IS IN A

VERTICAL

ORIENTATION AND TUBING IS
NOT KINKED.  

FACE SAMPLING

TUBE INTO AIR

STREAM

DIAGRAM H

Summary of Contents for AUTO-DRAFT VSUB Series

Page 1: ...G EXPLOSION PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE DO NOT DESTROY PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP IN A SAFE PLACE ON JOB SITE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE MODELS VSUB8 VSUB12 VSUB16 VSUB20 AUTO DRAFT VSUB SERIES V...

Page 2: ...er All models are supplied with the model PSA 1 Fan Proving Switch which will disable the burner s if an exhaust supply malfunction should occur and a FFP 1 fire freeze limit that will shut the VSUB B...

Page 3: ...add 0 60 W C to vent system resistance to accommodate the effects of wind loading Consideration must be given to the temperature of the gases being handled and the elevation above sea level of the in...

Page 4: ...ves the flow of flue gasses or combustion air and is interlocked with all of the heating appliances If installing a VSUB Blower in conjunction with a CPC 2 controller the CPC 2 provides the safety int...

Page 5: ...discharge Make sure the clear ance to combustible surfaces inside and outside the building are followed as discussed in your state and local codes or in their absence the National fuel gas code NFPA...

Page 6: ...t be less than 7 feet above grade when located adjacent to public walk ways At least 3 feet above any forced air inlet located within 10 feet At least 4 feet below 4 feet horizontally from or 1 foot a...

Page 7: ...hen a source conta minant is located within 10 feet 3048mm of an intake opening such opening shall be located a minimum of 2 feet 610mm below the contami nant source IN ADDITION TO THESE CODES THE MAN...

Page 8: ...s as a mechanical exhauster never orient the discharge vertically without installing a rain cap or a vent pipe that alters the discharge to horizontal Rain caps must be raised a distance equal to the...

Page 9: ...ference Make sure there are no sharp bends or kinks in flexible tubing Do not mount the PSA 1 so that is direct ly in the path of the VSUB Blower discharge unit heater or duct discharges Doing so may...

Page 10: ...e Frequency Drives UC1 Universal Control TD 2 TD 3 Pressure Transducer or MAC1E and MAC4E Multiple Appliance Controls are not covered by this manual Please refer to those accessory installation manual...

Page 11: ...onduit All wiring must be in metal conduit best or shielded cable 230 VAC OR 460 VAC 5 VDC BOARD GENERATED POWER DO NOT SUPPLY POWER 115 VAC NOTES FIGURE 8089002 03 23 04 6 5 3 2 1 LEGEND 24 VDC FOR A...

Page 12: ...UC1 INSTRUCTIONS VFD SPEED ADJUST 1 ORANGE BLUE GREEN BLACK BLACK BLACK M1 M2 M3 MGND L1 L2 F2 F1 L3 MS3 MS4 WEATHERPROOF BOX AND WHIP FIGURE 8089004 03 23 04 will be off if power has been removed fr...

Page 13: ...t is being adjusted 6 After the draft has been adjusted for all heaters and with all heaters operating reverify that the draft on all heaters is within the manufacturer s specified range Make any slig...

Page 14: ...ion air to the equipment room When installing the VSUB Blower as a draft inducer it is not necessary to supply any more combustion air than normally required when con ventional venting MAINTENANCE SER...

Page 15: ...5 4208 When contacting Tjernlund Products Inc please have the following information available 1 Model and Lot of the VSUB Blower 2 Name and address of installer and service agency 3 Date of original i...

Page 16: ...al defects due to faulty material or workman ship for a period of 2 years from the date of original purchase or delivery to the original purchaser whichever is earlier Remedies under this warranty are...

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