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BluFlame
Combustion Analyzer
An all in one, high-tech, multi-tool, the handheld gas analyzer is ideal for the entire
commissioning process from setting the input to the fuel pressure to verification of
proper draft. Paired with a free innovative iOS and Android diagnostic and reporting
application, this compact unit is a true breakthrough in the industry.
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- Page 1 BluFlame Combustion Analyzer An all in one, high-tech, multi-tool, the handheld gas analyzer is ideal for the entire commissioning process from setting the input to the fuel pressure to verification of proper draft. Paired with a free innovative iOS and Android diagnostic and reporting application, this compact unit is a true breakthrough in the industry.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
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Page 3: General Information
Accordingly, it is recommended to charge the BluFlame after 2 to 3 months – even if it is not Safety used during this period, turn it on, and wait for the calibration phase to be completed. -
Page 4: Specific Safety Instructions
• Do not use the BluFlame in or under water. Used to warn of vapors and fumes that are harmful to health • Do not use the BluFlame in the close or immediate proximity of open Warning of a hot surface flames or significant heat. -
Page 5: Maintenance And Care
SCHEMATIC GAS SYSTEM DIAGRAM personnel briefed on all safety aspects. In combination with a flue gas probe, the BluFlame sucks in part of the flue • Follow all safety instructions. gas from the combustion air duct and analyzes its components with the use of electrochemical sensors. -
Page 6: Bluflame Overview
A variety of flue probe models with non-detachable tubes and replaceable the ports used for measurements are located on the lower front side. tubes are available for the BluFlame. For a full list, please refer to the company’s latest price list. -
Page 7: Using The Bluflame
The various operating screens will show a series of function buttons • D uring this stage, make sure that the BluFlame sucks in fresh air and that at the top and bottom. there is no pressure at the pressure ports. -
Page 8: Carrying Out A Flue Gas Measurement
The vent opening at the back of the BluFlame must not be covered or otherwise obstructed during the measurement. The BluFlame can be used to measure the draft in the flue pipe at the probe tip’s location. This draft measurement is independent of the actual upstream or downstream flue gas measurement. -
Page 9: Connection Configuration For Draft Measurements
• C harge the battery for 8 hours before using the device for the first time. 1. Temperature Port T2 for Gas Temperature • T urn on the BluFlame (please refer to section 4.1, “Turning the BluFlame on 2. Temperature Port T1 for Air Temperature and off,”... -
Page 10: Configuring Device Settings
Used to specify whether there should be an acoustic signal when a button is pressed. The BluFlame can warn users when a preset CO limit is exceeded during a measurement, with the warning consisting of both visual and acoustic signals. -
Page 11: Custom Fuels
Every time you open a measuring program for the flue gas measurement, you The BluFlame will display a total of 20 readings distributed among 5 pages can select a fuel from the . This list will show all available fuels. -
Page 12: Preparing For A Measurement
The BluFlame can run on either of the following: Condensate formation inside the BluFlame • The internal rechargeable battery (included) • D o not turn the BluFlame on if it has been stored outside the operating • The power adapter (included) temperature range. -
Page 13: Checking The Connections And Checking For Leaks
If any of the sensors are faulty, this will be Test Bed Program detected during zeroing and indicated with an The test bed program is used with test beds in order to test the BluFlame error message. with test gas in the measuring program. -
Page 14: Stopping A Measurement
T2, the temperature differential will be measured and displayed. The basic way in which data is stored in the BluFlame is in the form of a stored set of sites. You can save data records in each of these sites. Each site will have a unique site number. -
Page 15: Storage Information
8.2 STORAGE INFORMATION Importing sites With this function, the BluFlame can import a site master from a PC or from a • I n the “Storage” menu option, select the “Storage info” option to view different measuring device. The filename for the master must be “anlagen.csv”. -
Page 16: Stored Measurements
CO max, O reference value, all readings with units that are also available in the BluFlame, e.g., smoke numbers, derivatives, and The BluFlame originally comes with software that is configured with default boiler temperature. settings that in most cases will cover your needs. Nevertheless, these... -
Page 17: Leak Test
• R eplace the pocket star filter after cleaning it 4 – 5 times. If you cannot find any leaks on these external parts, the BluFlame will need Frequent measurements will result in a high degree of soiling;... -
Page 18: Attachment
11.1 REPLACING SENSORS • Screw the sensor lid screws back in. • W hen you turn on the BluFlame, a prompt saying “New sensor” will appear. As soon as a new compatible sensor is inserted, the BluFlame will detect it and ask whether the sensor should be installed. - Page 19 READINGS ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSOR ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSOR Nominal Measuring Range 0 ... 5000 ppm Measuring Range 0 ... 21% Overload Range < 10000 ppm Resolution 0.1 Vol. % Resolution 1 ppm ± 5 ppm / Abs. Accuracy ± 0.2 Vol. % Absolute Accuracy / 5% (0 ...
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Page 20: Updating The Firmware
• C opy file 1107.fwb to the SD card (to the root directory, i.e., not to a folder). • I nsert the micro SD card into the BluFlame’s card slot and turn on the BluFlame. The SD card contacts must be facing upwards when the card is inserted into the SD card slot, and the SD card must lock into place inside the BluFlame. -
Page 21: Analysis And Calculation
11.4 ANALYSIS AND CALCULATION VARIABLES MEASURED UNIT CONTINUOUSLY [ % ] Air Temp. (Thermocouple) [ °F ] Flue Gas Temp. (Thermocouple) [ °F ] [ ppm ] Draft [ psi ] CONTINUOUS CONVERSIONS TO CO [ ppm ] Related to 0% Remaining (Undiluted) [ ppm ] Relative to Fuel-Dependent Reference Value... -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
Incorrect readings Zeroing error gas during calibration and restart it The BluFlame will not turn on or is Connect the BluFlame to an outlet so No more battery charge not responding after being turned on that the battery is charged Faulty thermocouple, compensating Call After-Sales Service. - Page 23 Core Enterprises, Inc. 3650 Coral Ridge Drive, Suite 101 Coral Springs, FL 33065 Phone: (954) 227-0781 Fax: (954) 227-1094 AccuTools.com...