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Built Like A Tank With Laser Precision
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I.
Controls & Pex Pipe Connections
Boiler shown is set up as a single-zone.
Porting for a 2
nd
zone is provided.
(Additional
pumps & valves are available from Nature’s Comfort and can be
ordered installed as well.)
Single-Zone setup
1. Power from home feeds the lower outlet
for control power through the main plug
to the upper outlet and controls.
2. Upper outlet for circulation pump(s),
convenience load.
3. Control switch for shutting down boiler
(shuts down blower & closes firebox air
damper).
4. Aqua-stat sensor for controlling blower
and firebox air damper. (See page 10 or
19 for overriding timer relay operation)
5. Blower to feed oxygen to fire.
6. Firebox air damper actuator.
7. Pump to circulate water. (One pump is
included.)
8. Output port feeds water to the pump
(powered by the upper outlet) to send to
heat exchanger(s) in the home.
Please
note! The pump that came with your boiler may
not be the correct size for your installation.
Please consult your dealer for sizing as water
flow is essential to the proper & efficient
operation of your installation.
9. Water coming back from home goes to
the return ports. (Use of an additional
valve here is recommended for ease of
servicing. Not included.)
10. Access door for catalytic converter,
back of refractory channels and heat
exchanger tubes
11. Temperature gauge
J. Power Loss
If there is a loss of power while the unit is running the firebox air damper will not close until power
is restored resulting in possible over-firing, boiling of the water jacket and back firing into the
blower.
The controls are designed for the main control power plug to be used on a generator or
vehicle inverter if needed. You must move the plug for the DC power supply to the spare outlet for
the boiler to operate. If the water jacket ever starts to overheat from lack of circulation during a
power outage, first make sure to keep the water level full then use this feature to keep the pump
running. Allow the boiler to cool by turning the control switch off to shut down the blower and close
the firebox air damper if not closed already. If the damper cannot be closed due to lack of power,
remove the actuator and manually close until power can be restored.
The spare outlet has a total of 10amps available to be used for an additional pump or
convenience load if desired. Do not load more than this as overloading of the supplying circuit will
occur.