DOC-001149 v8.0 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Warning: All PF3100 installations must follow the installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance procedures outlined in this manual. Failure to comply with the instructions and warnings in this manual may result in death, serious injury, electrocution, property damage, product damage and/or government fines.
DOC-001149 v8.0 DOCUMENT SCOPE The Profire PF3100 is a modular combustion control system that can be customized and scaled to monitor and control a wide variety of industrial heating applications. The system is designed to ensure safe burner ignition and reliable process temperature control while supporting applications requiring ionization and/or UV flame detection, peripheral input device monitoring, fuel-air ratio control and oxygen trim.
PF3100 Product Manual DOC-001149 v8.0 APPROVALS AND RATINGS CERTIFICATIONS The following matrix identifies the PF3100 equipment and cards that make up each model, as well as the applicable certifications for each. Model Enclosure Type PF3100 Hardware Certifications (Note 8) (Note 5)
PF3100-00 USER INTERFACE CARD The PF3100 User Interface card is the primary access point for commissioning and monitoring the PF3100 system. It consists of a 5.7” color display and a full keypad for navigation and configuration, as well as an appliance status LED indicator and a USB port for data logging and settings file management.
Input Parity: None Modbus Wiring module Baud rate: 9600 or 19200 * Power cycle of PF3100 is required following a change of the Baud rate. Slave Address: Last byte of BMS controller MAC address from Serial Number Label. e.g., A BMS controller with a MAC address of A0:00:00:00:00:2B has a Modbus address of 2B or 43 in decimal form.
DOC-001149 v8.0 13 OPERATING SEQUENCE The PF3100 utilizes a state-based control scheme to monitor the system and control all safety outputs. Each state has specific entry and exit requirements and defined output behavior. The sections below outline the state transitions and safety output behavior for each controller state. Each BMS controller in an appliance operates...
Warning: Installation and modification shall not be performed while the system is energized. Disconnect power source prior to connecting devices or modifying wiring. Installers and commissioners of the PF3100 system must: Understand local codes and how they apply to the installation (for both electrical and mechanical aspects •...
“+” terminal in the diagram and the Signal In terminal Pressure+ corresponds to the “-“ terminal in the diagram. Level- 2. The PF3100 system uses energized-to-run logic for all digital Digital Input Switch Level+ inputs. Wire to NO or NC contacts accordingly.
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6mm (0.25”). Warning: Failure to provide a low-impedance path from the burner assembly to the PF3100 may result in electric shock, product damage, failure to ignite the pilot, or failure to detect flame. Warning: Flame rods are not intended to be mounted in Class I, Division 1 or 2 hazardous locations.
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6mm (0.25”). Warning: Failure to provide a low-impedance path from the burner assembly to the PF3100 may result in electric shock, product damage, failure to ignite the pilot, or failure to detect flame. Warning: Flame rods are not intended to be mounted in Class I, Division 1 or 2 hazardous locations.
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6mm (0.25”). Warning: Failure to provide a low-impedance path from the burner assembly to the PF3100 may result in electric shock, product damage, failure to ignite the pilot, or failure to detect flame. Warning: Flame rods are not intended to be mounted in Class I, Division 1 or 2 hazardous locations.
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DOC-001149 v8.0 14.3.29 COMBINED LOW/HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH WIRING Installation Notes: 1. The PF3100 system uses energized-to-run logic for all digital inputs. Wire to NO contact of the low-pressure switch and NC contact of the high-pressure switch. PF3101-00 BMS Controller Card Digital High Pressure 2.
An Appliance is made up of one or more BMS controller cards working together and represents the actual heating appliance that exists on site. Each appliance on site must be represented as a separate appliance on the PF3100. A single UI card can control multiple appliances, but information cannot be shared between them.
15.8 SYSTEM SCALING At a minimum, each PF3100 system is comprised of one BMS controller card, one ion pilot card and one temperature card for each appliance under control. Only one User Interface card is required to control all the appliances in a system.
Warning: System settings and appliance configuration details must only be modified by qualified personnel familiar with the both the appliance under PF3100 control and related plant processes that could be affected. 16.1 PASSWORDS Each setting and configuration wizard has a pre-defined security level based on its potential safety and reliability impact.
DOC-001149 v8.0 17 SYSTEM OPERATION The following sections outline the procedures required for basic operation of a commissioned PF3100 system including starting and stopping controllers or appliances, finding status and alert information, making quick setpoint adjustments and acknowledging lockout messages.
DOC-001149 v8.0 17.8 ADVANCED PF3100 SOFTWARE FEATURES 17.8.1 PID CONTROL Below is a brief overview of the PID control features available on the PF3100. Refer to PID Tuning Guide document for additional details and configuration information. The following terms are used to describe the system behavior in the various PID control modes: •...
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The PF3100 allows specific actuator positions to be configured in 5% firing rate increments to control the fuel-air ratio of the combustion inputs across the entire operating range of the appliance.
DOC-001149 v8.0 18 SOFTWARE UTILITIES The following section outlines the diagnostic, troubleshooting and upgrade tools available on all PF3100 systems. 18.1 QUICK START SETUP TOOL The Quick Start Setup tool is accessible only when the system has no configured appliances. The tool guides the user through a firmware update and the Appliance, Temperature and Pilot Wizards to achieve basic system configuration.
18.5.1.1 SETTINGS BACKUP PROCEDURE 4. Insert a USB storage device into the USB port on the PF3100-00 User Interface card. 5. Navigate to the Settings Backup tool and press , then select the settings to be saved.
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18.5.2.1 SETTINGS RESTORE PROCEDURE 1. Insert USB drive containing desired settings file into the USB port on the PF3100-00 User Interface card. 2. Navigate to the Settings Restore tool and press 3. Select desired settings file from the USB device or local UI storage.
For other connected cards, refer to the Network Discovery tool above. 18.6.2 FIRMWARE UPDATE The Firmware Update tool allows for all PF3100 cards to be field upgraded with an update file saved to a USB drive. 18.6.2.1 FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE 1.
19.4 DECOMMISSIONING The useful life of the PF3100 is 10 years. When decommissioning the system, the appliance should be safely shut down (i.e., all safety outputs are turned off and there are no gas leaks on site). Once the appliance is in a safe state, the power should be disconnected from the PF3100.
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