Honeywell Q179B ユーザーズマニュアル

60-2032—4

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a

On some ground areas, one or more prongs were intentionally removed at the factory.

b

Orifice 0.025 in. (0.635 mm) diameter.

c

Orifice 0.0130 in. (0.330 mm) diameter (order separately).

d

Orifice 0.028 in. (0.711 mm) diameter.

1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follow them 

could damage the product or cause a hazardous

condition.

2. Check the ratings given in the instructions and on the 

product to make sure the product is suitable for your 

application.

3. Installer must be a trained, experienced, flame safeguard 

control technician.

4. After installation is complete, check out product opera-

tion as provided in these instructions.

Follow instructions provided by burner manufacturer if 

available. If no instructions are furnished, use the following 

recommendations.

The Q179 has two mounting ears at the burner and two 

mounting holes in the bracket (see Fig. 2). If the mounting 

holes in the bracket are used, it may be necessary to break off 

one of the mounting ears so that the bracket fits flush with the 

burner.

All models are supplied with a factory-installed 1/4 inch 

compression coupling inlet fitting. When a fitting is used, 

remove the compression nut and install the new fitting.

Use a pressure regulator in the line supplying the Q179 pilot. 

Adjust the regulator for a maximum inlet gas pressure of eight 

inches water column. The minimum inlet gas pressure must be 

two inches water column to assure reliable lightoff of the main 

flame.

Install the pilot assembly so the pilot flame has full contact with 

the gas stream from the main burner heads or jets. Mount the 

flame electrode just inside the junction of the main and pilot 

flame to prove both flames. Mount the pilot so that it fires in the 

same direction as the draft at the mounting point, rather than 

where the draft is at right angles to flame travel. Keep the pilot 

burner below or behind the main burner so that the burner 

frame and refractory will help protect the pilot from radiant 

heat. Locating the pilot in the secondary air stream will also 

provide considerable cooling. The primary air adjustment must 

be accessible and outside the high temperature area.

— Where ambient temperatures exceed those specified in 

Fig. 3.

— Where excessive draft turbulence can deflect the pilot 

flame away from the main burner or flame electrode.

— Where the ignition electrode is within arcing distance of 

any metal other than the pilot burner head.

— Where the flame electrode contacts any metal part of 

the installation.

— Where the flame electrode is closer than one inch from 

a radiant refractory.

Rajah connectors are furnished for making connections to the 

ignition and flame electrodes. The ignition electrode (A models 

only) takes a receptacle connector. The flame electrode (both 

A and B models) takes a plug connector and has a snap-action 

spring terminal.

I

105063A

102464A

395390-25

b

395390-13

c

133448A

45° I

105064A

102464B

395390-25

b

133450A

45° RH

105066A

120464D

395390-25

b

133452A

45° LH

105067A

102464D

395390-25

b

133444A

T

105068A

102464F

395390-28

d

133451A

45° Y

105069A

102464C

395390-28

d

133446A

45° T

105070A

102464H

395390-28

d

133452A

Large I

121831A

102464A

395390-25

b

133448A