Panthergas Direct Ltd, Unit D4 Seedbed Business Centre, Vanguard Way,
Shoeburyness, Essex, SS3 9QY Tel - 01702 384038 Fax - 01702 384043
[email protected]
OPERATION
1.
When installed and the monitored input equipment is running the Four Input
Indicators will show:
GREEN
2. If an input is
not
required then the supplied shorting link should
NOT
be removed.
3. The power indicator should be showing
GREEN
–NORMAL.
If all inputs are indicating Green-
the Green Gas On button can be pushed to
enable the Gas valve.
4. If any of the monitored equipment should fail then the input indicator will show :-
RED & “Gas On” indicator will be OFF.
5. The Service Key switch can be switched over to the Service position to
OVER-RIDE
the failed input. The Power indicator will show:
amber
The Green “Gas On” button can be pushed to enable the Gas valve.
Note that if any of the monitored equipment fails when the Service Switch is in
operation the GAS VALVE WILL NOT DROP OUT except if the
1111Emergemcy-Stop button is in manually activated.
INSTALLATION:
1.The controller is mounted to the wall by removing the front cover. The screws are
placed in the corners in the back half of the control box.
2. A 240 volt supply is required via a fuse switched spur; this should be wired to the
240 Volt in terminals on the far right of the PCB.LNE (Live, neutral and earth)
3. Check which inputs are required to be used. If any of the inputs are not required
leave the shorting link in place.
4 The Panther 400 wiring schematic clearly shows terminals 1-8 for the
supply/extract fans, auxiliary input and emergency stop button connections. The gas
valve connections are marked on the PCB as is the main input supply, both with LNE
(live, neutral and earth)
5. The 8 terminals on the top left of the controller are the input terminals and should
be wired from normally closed volt free contacts across each pair. If an input is not
connected across the terminals the link should remain in place
