ProFire PF3100 Information Manual
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- Page 1 PF 3100 ION PILOT CARD www.profireenergy.com | 1.855.PRO.FIRE...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
All content is subject to copyright and may not be reproduced in any form without the express written consent of the author. ©2016 Profire Energy. All rights reserved. All the information described in this document is “as is, ” without warranty of any kind and is published in good faith and for general information purposes only. Profire does not make any guarantees about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. -
Page 4: Introduction
1.1 | Functional Description The PF3100 Ion Pilot card is used to generate a spark to ignite a pilot burner and to detect the flame of both a pilot and main burner. This card is powered through the PFRN network via a Controller class or Network class card (typically a BMS Controller card or a Network Switch Card). - Page 5 Ion + SINGLE VS DUAL ROD PILOT WIRING White Coil + Use the single rod pilot configuration when using a single rod for flame detection and pilot ignition. Use Black Coil - the dual rod configuration when using two separate rods for pilot ignition and flame detection. Single Rod Pilot Coil Ignition...
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Page 6: Hardware
HARDWARE 2.1 | Card Specifications TYPE SPECIFICATIONS Model Number PF3102-00 PFRN Class PFRN Power Power Consumer PFRN Ports 1 PFRN IO Network Port Voltage Input Powered via PFRN Inputs Power: EGND LEL In, Main Ion, Pilot Ion Outputs Pilot Valve, Coil 2.2 | Card Diagram... -
Page 7: Terminal Specifications
2.3 | Terminal Specifications This table provides connection details and a brief description of each terminal. TERMINAL EXPECTED CONNECTIONS INPUT/OUTPUT SAFETY RATED Main Ion + Connect to main flame rod. Flame Ionization Input Ion + For a Dual Rod configuration, Flame Ionization Input connect to the pilot flame rod. -
Page 8: Enclosure Specifications
VALVE Solenoid valves must be connected between the “+” and “-” terminals. The negative terminal is not directly connected to ground. This output is driven by 12 V and will only work with 12 V valves. EGND This terminal must be connected to the same ground as the pilot and main burner assemblies. Modules come pre-wired with a connection to the enclosure ground lug. -
Page 9: Enclosure Diagram
2.6 | Enclosure Diagram Enclosure options compatible with this card include the EPX enclosure. Port 3 Port 2 Port 4 (not shown) Port 1 All ports are ¾-14 NPT and must have appropriate pipe fittings or plugs installed. A minimum of 5 threads must be engaged in each port to maintain Div 1 / Zone 1 ratings. -
Page 10: Controls And Diagnostics
CONTROLS AND DIAGNOSTICS The following is a list of all of the user interface items on the Ion Pilot card. 3.1 | Ports PFRN PORTS 1 PFRN IO Network Port This port is classified as an IO class port and is also the port through which the card is powered. -
Page 11: Important Safety Information
• The PF3100 Ion Pilot Module generates 20 kV - 40 kV at the high voltage output terminal of the ignition coil which can cause cardiac arrest. Do not touch or place any object near the ignition coil’s high voltage terminal or connected ignition wire while the product is operating. -
Page 12: Appendix A: Network Terminology
The following terms are used to explain the network operations: Interface Class Card - Any PF3100 card that provides a control or monitoring interface to a user or remote PLC. Examples include the User Interface card and the Modbus card. - Page 14 © 2016 PROFIRE...
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