Summary of Contents for Camus Hydronics Valiant FT VA0080
- Page 1 99-0500 Rev.00 Models: VA0080, 0110, 0155, 0199, 0250, 0299, 0399 CAMUS HYDRONICS 6226 Netherhart Road, Mississauga, ON L5T 1B7 Pending...
- Page 3 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO OWNER This manual supplies information for the installation, operation and servicing of the appliance. It is strongly recommended that this manual be reviewed completely before proceeding with an installation. WARNING To minimize the possibility of serious personal injury, fire or damage to your appliance, never violate the following safety rules.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION ........................1 INTRODUCTION .............................1 CODES ..............................1 INSTALLATION ............................1 UNIT LOCATION .............................1 2.1.1 Overall Dimensions (Wall-Hung)..................1 2.1.2 Overall Dimensions (Floor Mounted) .................2 2.1.3 Service Clearances* ......................2 COMBUSTION AIR AND VENTILATION ...................2 2.2.1 Venting Materials ........................4 2.2.2 Vertically Direct Vented .......................4 2.2.3 Horizontally Direct Vented ....................5 2.2.4 Sidewall Clearance Specifications ..................8 2.2.5 Removal of Existing Appliance (If Applicable) ..............9... - Page 5 3.3.2 Low Air Switch ........................15 COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER ......................16 BURNER ..............................16 SPARK IGNITER ..........................16 FLAME SENSOR ..........................16 OPERATION AND START-UP ....................... 17 SEQUENCE OF OPERATION ......................17 FIELD START-UP PROCEDURE ...................... 17 NATURAL GAS COMBUSTION VALUES ..................18 LP GAS COMBUSTION VALUES.....................
- Page 6 5.6.6 Heat exchanger protection: Max differential ..............29 ERROR TABLE ............................31 5.7.1 Locking Errors (Manual Reset) ..................31 5.7.2 Blocking Errors (Automatic Reset) .................. 32 5.7.3 Warnings ..........................34 CASCADE ..............................35 6.1 Cascade Group: 16 or less units in Cascade ................... 35 6.2 Cascade+ Group: More than 16 units in Cascade ................
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Page 8: General Information
UNIT LOCATION GENERAL INFORMATION Install this appliance in a clean, dry location. INTRODUCTION Site preparation for the Valiant FT should be carried out by paying attention to the dimensions of the particular model The Valiant FT is a condensing, forced draft appliance size and its overall clearances. -
Page 9: Overall Dimensions (Floor Mounted)
clearance. However, access panels from the sides of the unit are also provided for scenarios where the installation allows them to be accessible. This provides larger points of access for greater ease of serviceability. The appliance should be located close to a floor drain in an area where leakage from the appliance or connections will not result in damage to the adjacent area or to lower floors the structure. - Page 10 Some of the different venting configurations include: Figure 4: Combustion Air and Exhaust gasses both vertically vented to the outdoors. Figure 3: Indoors Combustion Air and vertically exhausted to the outdoors. Figure 5: Indoors Combustion Air and horizontally exhausted Figure 6: Combustion Air and Exhaust gasses both to the outdoors.
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Page 11: Venting Materials
2.2.1 Venting Materials Material Size Adaptor P/N 3” Schedule 40 3” Schedule 80 001-00105-000 3” DWV 3” Schedule 40 CPVC 001-00105-000 3” Schedule 80 3” Duravent 001-00105-000 AL29-4C 3” Single Wall 001-00105-000 Stainless Steel 3” Single Wall 001-00105-000 Table 4: Venting Materials for Valiant FT *Use PVC, CPVC (only ULC-S636 approved plastic material must be used in Canada) or AL29-4C gas vent Figure 7: Vertical Vent Termination... -
Page 12: Horizontally Direct Vented
2.2.3 Horizontally Direct Vented Vent outlet must be at least 1 foot away and 1 Location of Vent Termination foot above from the air inlet opening which must terminate in a double elbow facing downwards. Total length of piping for venting must not exceed limits stated in Table 5. - Page 13 Figure 13: Horizontal Vent Exhaust and Air Intake Configurations and Clearances Vent outlet shall terminate at least 12” (0.30m) away from any forced air inlet. The combustion air intake should never terminate above the vent outlet. Figure 14: Horizontal Vent Exhaust and Air Intake Clearance If the vent exhaust and air intake are positioned on the same elevation, the minimum horizontal distance between the two must be at the least, 24”...
- Page 14 Vent outlet MUST NOT terminate below a When utilizing room air, it is important to properly size the forced air inlet at any distance. mechanical room openings to ensure an adequate Vent cannot terminate below grade. Position combustion air supply to the boiler. vent termination where vapours will not damage walls or plants or may be otherwise WARNING...
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Page 15: Sidewall Clearance Specifications
2.2.4 Sidewall Clearance Specifications Figure 15: Sidewall Clearances Direct Vent Terminal Clearances Canadian Installations US Installations Clearance above grade, veranda, porch, deck, or balcony 12” (30 cm) 12” (30 cm) 12” (15 cm) for appliances <100,000 9” (23 cm) for appliances Btuh (30kW) <50,000 Btuh (15kW) Clearance to window or door that may be opened... -
Page 16: Removal Of Existing Appliance (If Applicable)
2.2.5 Removal of Existing Appliance (If Applicable) 2.3.1 Gas Piping When an existing appliance is removed from a common Safe operation of the Valiant FT requires that the gas line venting system, the common venting system is likely to be size chosen be sufficient to handle the total installed too large for proper venting of the appliances remaining capacity, within an acceptable range of pressure drop... -
Page 17: Gas Supply Pressure
with proper volume of gas. A trap (drip leg) must be provided in the inlet gas connection to the appliance. 2.3.2 Gas Supply Pressure Gas supply pressure must be maintained within the specified range in Table 7. Before operating the appliance, the complete gas train and all connections must be purged of air and tested using soap solution. -
Page 18: Freeze Protection
cut-off device (comes standard on the Valiant FT) at the 2.4.2 Connecting to the Valiant FT time of appliance installation. Some local codes require the installation of a low water cut-off on all systems. This appliance is supplied with a temperature and pressure relief valve sized in accordance with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section IV. -
Page 19: High Limit
2.4.4 High Limit HEAT EXCHANGER A high limit probe is located on the outlet piping inside the The heat exchanger is of fully welded construction, and is appliance cabinet. The setting of this control limits cylindrical in appearance. The heat exchanger is a vertical, maximum discharge water temperature. -
Page 20: Pressure Drop Charts
2.4.7 PRESSURE DROP CHARTS Chart 1: Valiant FT 80 kBtu/h; Flow vs Pressure Drop Chart 2: Valiant FT 110 kBtu/h; Flow vs Pressure Drop Chart 4: Valiant FT 199 kBtu/h; Flow vs Pressure Drop Chart 3: Valiant FT 155 kBtu/h; Flow vs Pressure Drop Chart 6: Valiant FT 299 kBtu/h;... -
Page 21: Pump Selection
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 2.5.1 Minimum Power Requirements Full Load Maximum Model Voltage Amps Over Requirement [Amperes] Protection [Amperes] 115VAC, 60Hz, Single Phase Chart 7: Valiant FT 399 kBtu/h; Flow vs Pressure Drop Table 12: Minimum Power Requirements 2.4.8 PUMP SELECTION The appliance, when installed, must be electrically grounded in accordance with the requirements of the Table 11 below may be used to help with pump selection. -
Page 22: Combustion Components
AIR PRESSURE SWITCH, BLOCKED FLUE & Operation of the gas valve in combination with the combustion air fan allows the burner input rate to vary from CONDENSATE SWITCH 10% to 100%. These utilize a 1:1 ratio dual seat negative The air proving switch and blocked venting switch are wired pressure gas valve. -
Page 23: Combustion Air Blower
COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SPARK IGNITER Figure 24: Spark Igniter The ceramic igniter is inserted directly through the fan flange and held in place by two screws. A sealing gasket above and below the igniter assures a good seal. The igniter provides the spark which ignites the main burner flame during start-up. -
Page 24: Operation And Start-Up
OPERATION AND START-UP Insert Combustion Analyzer into the Exhaust port and record the combustion readings. If the readings do not match Table 14, the combustion values will need to be changed. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION Standby If the CO2 values need to be changed, find the low Initial Safety Check fire trim on the gas valve, and rotate it clockwise LWCO... -
Page 25: Natural Gas Combustion Values
with a local demand or keep it in REMOTE and re- CONVERSION PROCEDURE FOR NATURAL enabling any external demand if required. GAS TO PROPANE GAS NATURAL GAS COMBUSTION VALUES The appliance combustion values for Natural Gas should To carry out a field conversion of a Valiant FT from an NG be as below: appliance to an LP gas unit, follow the conversion procedure below. -
Page 26: High Altitude
Adjust high fire and low fire CO2 values using the high fire and low fire trims on the gas valve and match with table 15. HIGH ALTITUDE Remove the air intake elbow from the venturi. For US: The input ratings of the appliance operating at elevations above 2000ft shall be reduced at the rate of 4% for each 1000ft above sea level. -
Page 27: Control Board Connections
It is used in combination with the 990MN control and the 990PB digital display. DIGITAL DISPLAY Figure 28: Valiant FT Controller 5.1.2 Control Board Connections Figure 30: Valiant FT Digital Display Connector Connector Description The Valiant FT digital display, mounted on the inside of Main Power Supply the unit gives additional access to change the parameters Protective Earth (Ground) -
Page 28: Central Heat Programming Instructions
The following table gives a short description of the icons Whenever the Enable/Disable contact will close on the terminal block, it activates the local pump on the boiler and that may appear on the Valiant digital display interface. the PID starts to look at its supply sensor. If the supply Icon Function sensor is below the required Setpoint and the lower... -
Page 29: Mode 0: Fixed Setpoint Operation
CH Mode 2: Outdoor Reset Operation with Permanent 5.4.1 CH Mode 0: Fixed Setpoint Operation Heat Demand Description Programming Instructions CH Mode 3: Permanent Heat Demand 1.) On digital display, use UP and CH Mode 4: Analog Input - Setpoint Control DOWN buttons to scroll to “CH CH Mode 5: Analog Input - Power Output Control Control”. -
Page 30: Mode 1: Outdoor Reset Operation With Thermostat Control
When the mode of operation is set to CH Mode 0, no outdoor sensor is needed. The boiler will wait in standby mode until Local/Remote switch, ENABLE/DISABLE contact is closed; upon which the boiler will use a PID algorithm to maintain the setpoint. The power for the burner is PID regulated between the parameters T_Supply and CH_Setpoint which are found under the menu ‘Boiler Parameters’. - Page 31 The two parameters above define the second reference Enable/Disable The ENABLE/DISABLE contact on contact. point to determine the slope of the Outdoor Reset Curve. Terminal Block 1 (TB1-2, TB1-4) must be closed by a relay, such as one connected to a room thermostat to generate a Heat Demand.
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Page 32: Mode 2: Full Outdoor Reset Operation
5.4.3 CH Mode 2: Full Outdoor Reset Operation For this mode the CH_ Mode should be set to 3, no outdoor sensor is needed. The supply temperature is kept Description Programming Instructions constantly at the setpoint temperature. When the room thermostat contact opens CH_Setpoint will be decreased On the digital display, follow the Boiler... -
Page 33: Dhw Programming Instructions
All other safety and control functions associated with the The following table shows the sensor availability for all the boiler will react normally to adverse condition and override CH control modes. Sensors not mentioned in the table are control of the analog signal to prevent an upset condition. optionally available for other functions. -
Page 34: Dhw Mode 2: Storage With Thermostat
If the boiler’s supply sensor is below a certain temperature, mode. The temperature of the DHW in the store is regulated the boiler turns on to provide the required heat for the DHW. by a thermostat (instead of a sensor), which should provide This temperature parameter... -
Page 35: Safety And System Functions
• The delta between the Return and DHW sensor is greater than Tap_Stop_Delta_Return_DHW. Burn demand The burner is PID modulated in relation to the T_DHW temperature to the DHW_Setpoint. The burner is started for DHW mode 4 when the following conditions are met: •... -
Page 36: Flame Detection
5.6.2 Flame Detection Relevant variables When the Valiant FT is running but the flame is not detected Specific Level Default Range anymore, the gas valve will be closed and the control will Parameters Value perform a post-purge, after which a restart will take place. FP_Start_Pump 2: Installer 10°C... - Page 37 Specific Parameters Level Default Range Value Hx_Diff_DeltaT_Min 3:Installer 10°C -10 – 117°C Minimum differential 50°F 14 – 243°F over heat exchanger at which burner load is decreased. Hx_Diff_Max_Wait_Tim 3:Installer 5°C -10 – 117°C 41°F 14 – 243°F Wait time after upper limit primary heat...
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Page 38: Error Table
ERROR TABLE There are three different type of error-groups: Locking Errors (Manually reset via the reset button) Blocking Errors (Automatically reset when the error is resolved) Warnings (will disappear when the warning is resolved; not stored in history) 5.7.1 Locking Errors (Manual Reset) Table 26: Manual Reset Codes* Error Description... -
Page 39: Blocking Errors (Automatic Reset)
Error Description LWCO_2_ERROR Low water cut off 2 error APS_NOT_CLOSED_IN_POST_PURGE Air pressure switch not closing during post-purge 1 GAS_PRESSURE_ERROR Gas pressure switch open for more than E2_GPS_Timeout AIR_DAMPER_LOCKING More than 3 consecutive Air_Damper_Error have occurred FLUE_PRESSURE_LOCKING More than 3 flue pressure switch errors in 24 hrs * To eliminate the hard lockout error, Press the on-board HMI touchscreen reset button to clear the error on screen. - Page 40 Error Description FLUE2_SHORTED Flue 2 sensor shorted OUTDOOR_SHORTED Outdoor sensor shorted NET_FREQ_ERROR Net freq. error detected by the watchdog RESET_BUTTON_ERROR Too many resets in a short time period PHASE_NEUTRAL_REVERSED The live and neutral of the main voltage power supply input are reversed T_EXCHANGE_BLOCK_ERROR Exchange temperature exceeded 90ºC.
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Page 41: Warnings
5.7.3 Warnings Table 28: Automatic Reset Codes Error Description CC_LOSS_COMMUNICATION Cascade System: Managing cascade control lost communication with one of the depending. ANODE_PROTECTION_ACTIVE Anode protection input closed for more than 60 seconds APP_SELECTION_ERROR Unknown appliance model selected CC_LOSS_BOILER_COMM Dual Cascade System: Managing cascade control lost communication with one of the depending. -
Page 42: Cascade
CASCADE This appliance can cascade a group consisting of 16 Valiant FT boilers. If an even larger number of units is needed, this group of 16 boilers can be further cascaded with another group of 16 boilers by cascading the managing boilers of each individual group together. -
Page 43: Cascade+ Group: More Than 16 Units In Cascade
Power unit ON and set up addressing for the managing boiler. On PB Menu; go to settings Boiler settings Enter installer password: 1100 Enter the total number of boilers in this Burner Address set to “Managing” Enter Module Cascade Settings group including the managing boiler. - Page 44 Point of note in this configuration is that there can only be a maximum of 16 “horizontally” linked cascade connections (as per the figure above). So, when utilizing all of the 16 ‘horizontally’ linked cascade connections per group, the maximum number of ‘vertically’...
- Page 45 The example below illustrates the cascade wiring set-up between the Cascade and Cascade+ groups. It also illustrates the maximum number of horizontal cascade links, and correspondingly, the maximum number of vertical cascade link connections. X 16 …16 Cascade Group can be created for a maximum of 16 boilers. X 16 …16 Cascade Group can be created for a maximum of 16 boilers.
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Page 46: Bms
The Valiant FT boiler has the capability to be accessed by a building management system (BMS) through Modbus RS485. In case of a cascade system consisting of multiple Valiant FT boilers, the BMS should be accessing the master boiler. Electrical Connection The twisted pair wire coming from the BMS can be connected to the terminal block located under the control panel. - Page 47 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 20108 4E8C BM_Boiler_8_Available Signed 20133 4EA5 BM_Boiler_1_Active Signed 20134 4EA6 BM_Boiler_2_Active Signed 20135 4EA7 BM_Boiler_3_Active Signed 20136 4EA8 BM_Boiler_4_Active Signed 20137 4EA9 BM_Boiler_5_Active Signed 20138 4EAA BM_Boiler_6_Active Signed 20139 4EAB BM_Boiler_7_Active Signed 20140 4EAC...
- Page 48 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 33008 80F0 BM_OverdueCounter2 Unsigned 33009 80F1 BM_OverdueCounter3 Unsigned 33010 80F2 BM_OverdueCounter4 Unsigned 33011 80F3 BM_OverdueCounter5 Unsigned 33012 80F4 BM_OverdueCounter6 Unsigned 33013 80F5 BM_OverdueCounter7 Unsigned 33014 80F6 BM_OverdueCounter8 Unsigned 33015 80F7 BM_OverdueCounter9 Unsigned 33016 80F8...
- Page 49 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34048 8500 Error_5 Unsigned 34049 8501 Error_5_ID Unsigned 34050 8502 Error_5_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34051 8503 Error_5_DoM Unsigned Day of Month 34052 8504 Error_5_M Unsigned Month 34053 8505 Error_5_Y Unsigned Year 34054 8506...
- Page 50 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34102 8536 Error_11_HH Unsigned 34103 8537 Error_11_MM Unsigned 34104 8538 Error_12 Unsigned 34105 8539 Error_12_ID Unsigned 34106 853A Error_12_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34107 853B Error_12_DoM Unsigned Day of Month 34108 853C Error_12_M Unsigned...
- Page 51 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34156 856C Error_18_M Unsigned Month 34157 856D Error_18_Y Unsigned Year 34158 856E Error_18_HH Unsigned 34159 856F Error_18_MM Unsigned 34160 8570 Error_19 Unsigned 34161 8571 Error_19_ID Unsigned 34162 8572 Error_19_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34163 8573 Error_19_DoM...
- Page 52 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34210 85A2 Error_25_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34211 85A3 Error_25_DoM Unsigned Day of Month 34212 85A4 Error_25_M Unsigned Month 34213 85A5 Error_25_Y Unsigned Year 34214 85A6 Error_25_HH Unsigned 34215 85A7 Error_25_MM Unsigned 34216 85A8...
- Page 53 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34264 85D8 Error_32 Unsigned 34265 85D9 Error_32_ID Unsigned 34266 85DA Error_32_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34267 85DB Error_32_DoM Unsigned Day of Month 34268 85DC Error_32_M Unsigned Month 34269 85DD Error_32_Y Unsigned Year 34270 85DE...
- Page 54 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34318 860E Error_38_HH Unsigned 34319 860F Error_38_MM Unsigned 34320 8610 Error_39 Unsigned 34321 8611 Error_39_ID Unsigned 34322 8612 Error_39_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34323 8613 Error_39_DoM Unsigned Day of Month 34324 8614 Error_39_M Unsigned...
- Page 55 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 34372 8644 Error_45_M Unsigned Month 34373 8645 Error_45_Y Unsigned Year 34374 8646 Error_45_HH Unsigned 34375 8647 Error_45_MM Unsigned 34376 8648 Error_46 Unsigned 34377 8649 Error_46_ID Unsigned 34378 864A Error_46_DoW Unsigned Day of Week 34379 864B Error_46_DoM...
- Page 56 Holding Registers Access Access Description Signed/unsigned Unit Read Write 40236 9D2C BM_Unit_13_FlueSensor Signed °C 40253 9D3D BM_Unit_13_TotBurnHours Signed 40282 9D5A BM_Unit_13_SystemTest Signed 40301 9D6D BM_Unit_14_CurrentState Signed 40302 9D6E BM_Unit_14_Error Signed 40303 9D6F BM_Unit_14_CalcSetpoint Signed °C 40304 9D70 BM_Unit_14_PowerLevel Signed 40307 9D73 BM_Unit_14_GenPumpStatus Signed...
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Page 57: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE WARNING CAUTION THE HEAT EXCHANGER UTILIZES A CERAMIC FIBER MATERIAL REFRACTORY WHICH, AT HIGH It is important that all gas appliances be serviced by TEMPERATURES ABOVE 1750°F, CAN CONVERT qualified technicians. It is in your own interest and INTO CRISTOBALITE. THE INTERNATIONAL that of safety to ensure that all local codes, and all AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER (IARC) the “NOTES”... -
Page 58: Cleaning The Heat Exchanger
CLEANING THE HEAT EXCHANGER 16. Re-connect the condensate hose to the heat exchanger. Shut down boiler: a.) Turn the main power off to the boiler. b.) Shut off gas supply at the main manual valve. c.) DO NOT drain the boiler unless it will be exposed NOTE to freezing temperatures. -
Page 59: Igniter And Flame Sensor Electrodes
Many jurisdictions will require the acidic condensate to be contaminants may reduce burner port area, reduce burner input or cause non-warrantable damage to the burner. neutralized before it can be placed in a drain system. Never operate this appliance during construction. IGNITER FLAME SENSOR... -
Page 60: Combustion And Ventilation Air
Location - Heating boilers, hot water supply boilers or water heaters must be located in a room having a temperature of NOTE at least 40ºF (5ºC). When the combustion air fan is removed for any reason, A mechanical room operating under a negative pressure the inlet to the burner must be covered to prevent foreign may experience a downdraft in the flue of an appliance that objects from falling into the burner. -
Page 61: Piping Diagrams
9.0 PIPING DIAGRAMS Figure 40: Single Boiler Hydronic Heating Zoned Piping... - Page 62 Figure 41: Multiple Boiler Hydronic Heating Zoned Piping...
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Page 63: Parts List
10.0 PARTS LIST... - Page 68 Valiant FT Models ITEM # Part Description Part Number 651-00101-000 651-00102-000 651-00104-000 Heat Exchanger 651-00105-000 651-00106-000 872-01541-000 872-01573-000 Refractory 872-01540-000 872-01586-000 853-00011-080 853-00011-010 Hex Gasket 853-00011-250 853-00011-000 019-00008-080 019-00008-010 Hex Cover 019-00008-250 019-00008-000 829-00096-000 829-00095-000 829-00093-000 Burner 829-00097-000 829-00094-000 829-00098-000 853-00010-080 853-00010-010 Burner Gasket...
- Page 69 Valiant FT Models ITEM # Part Description Part Number 634-01152-000 858-11580-000 858-11582-000 SS Union 858-11581-000 817-11135-000 Sensor 817-11134-000 Low Water Cut Off probe 817-11131-000 High limit probe 116-00042-000 Condensate Trap Assembly 032-24591-000 Blower Discharge Gasket 813-00010-000 813-00008-000 Blower 813-00009-000 080-22002-000 O-Ring, Inlet 080-22001-000 813-00005-010...
- Page 70 Valiant FT Models ITEM # Part Description Part Number 857-02412-013 Black Nipple - 1/2" X 2.31" 857-17022-000 Black Nipple - 3/4" x 2" 857-02414-010 Black Nipple - 3/4" X 6.5" 859-01460-000 Black Tee 1/2" 859-01417-000 Black Tee 3/4" 857-17019-010 Black Nipple - 1/2" X 5" 857-02414-010 Black Nipple - 3/4"...
- Page 71 Valiant FT Models ITEM # Part Description Part Number 853-00059-000 651-00392-000 Condensation Drain Bracket 216-00594-000 Elbow, 90 DEG, 2" Air Intake 076-01026-000 2" Sleeve c/w Shield & Clamp 847-09257-000 Rubber Bushing 008-00104-000 008-00102-000 Top Rear Bracket Assembly 008-00106-000 008-00105-000 008-00103-000 Bottom Hook Holder 008-00107-000 008-00108-000...
- Page 72 Valiant FT Models ITEM # Part Description Part Number 833-00021-000 Touchscreen HMI 019-02491-000 Display Splash Cover (Outdoor Only) 008-92595-000 Metal Housing Assembly 178-00133-000 Power Supply 24VDC-MW 037-00606-000 Metal Latch 019-00007-080 019-00007-010 019-00007-199 Blower Flange 019-00007-250 019-00007-000 858-11568-000 858-11579-000 SS Cap 858-11578-000 858-11558-000 Black Cap...
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Page 73: Wiring Diagram
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Page 74: Tubing Diagram
12.0 TUBING DIAGRAM... - Page 75 WARRANTY NOTES • Factory warranty (shipped with unit) does not apply to units improperly installed or improperly operated. • Factory warranty shall apply only when the appliance is installed in accordance with local plumbing and building codes, ordinances and regulations, the printed instructions provided with it and good industry practices. •...
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Page 76: Condensing Boiler Limited Warranty Valiant-Ft
CONDENSING BOILER LIMITED WARRANTY VALIANT-FT Camus Hydronics Limited (“Camus”) extends the following imposed on the sale of the boiler under the laws of the state or LIMITED WARRANTY to the owner of this appliance, provided that province of sale are limited in duration to one year from date of the product has been installed and operated in accordance with the original installation. - Page 78 NOTES...