Utica Boilers UB95M-200 参照ガイド
14
Para.
Name
Range
Boiler Display
Description
Gascom
Software
Boiler
Display
Display Position
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
17
minimum fan
speed dHW
2250 to 6000
22 to 60
(100’s of rpm)
initial reading:
• Use this parameter to increase the mini-
mum input of the boiler. increasing fan
speed increases boiler input; decreasing
fan speed decreases input.
mum input of the boiler. increasing fan
speed increases boiler input; decreasing
fan speed decreases input.
P
.
1
7
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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• NEVER set outside values shown at left.
19
ignition fan
speed
3000 to 3600
30 to 36
(100’s of rpm)
initial reading:
• Use this parameter to increase the mini-
mum input of the boiler during ignition.
mum input of the boiler during ignition.
• Increasing fan speed increases boiler in-
put; decreasing fan speed decreases input.
put; decreasing fan speed decreases input.
• SET ONLY at recommended (default) values.
P
.
1
9
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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20
Postpump
time CH
0
(10 seconds)
1 to 99
(minutes)
0 to 99
initial reading:
Parameter 20 is the length of time the
boiler circulator continues to operate after
completing a central heating cycle.
boiler circulator continues to operate after
completing a central heating cycle.
P
.
2
0
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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21
Postpump
time dHW
time dHW
0 to 306
seconds
0 to 30
(times 10.2
seconds)
initial reading:
Parameter 21 is the length of time the
boiler circulator continues to operate after
completing a dHW cycle.
boiler circulator continues to operate after
completing a dHW cycle.
P
.
2
1
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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Setting
22
CH modula-
tion differen-
tial On
0 to 36°F
0 to 36
initial reading:
• Differential may also be referred to as
“hysteresis”
“hysteresis”
P
.
2
2
after 2 to 3 seconds:
•This is the temperature the boiler water
must drop below setpoint temperature to
turn the boiler on.
must drop below setpoint temperature to
turn the boiler on.
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Setting
23
CH modula-
tion differen-
tial OFF
0 to 18°F
0 to 18
initial reading:
• Differential may also be referred to as
“hysteresis”
“hysteresis”
P
.
2
3
• This is the temperature the boiler water
must not must rise above setpoint temper-
ature to turn the boiler off.
must not must rise above setpoint temper-
ature to turn the boiler off.
after 2 to 3 seconds:
• As outlet temperature increases, the con-
trol module reduces boiler input. if tem-
perature continues to rise with boiler with
minimum input, the boiler will shut down
when the temperature reaches setpoint
temperature plus Parameter 23.
trol module reduces boiler input. if tem-
perature continues to rise with boiler with
minimum input, the boiler will shut down
when the temperature reaches setpoint
temperature plus Parameter 23.
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Setting
24
dHW modu-
lation differ-
ential On
-2° to 54°F
-2 to 54
initial reading:
• Differential may also be referred to as
“hysteresis”
“hysteresis”
P
.
2
4
• This is the temperature boiler water must
drop below setpoint temperature to turn
the boiler on. Boiler outlet water setpoint
temperature is 180°F during dHW mode.)
drop below setpoint temperature to turn
the boiler on. Boiler outlet water setpoint
temperature is 180°F during dHW mode.)
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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25
dHW modu-
lation differ-
ential OFF
-6° to 54°F
-6 to 54
initial reading:
• Differential may also be referred to as
“hysteresis”
“hysteresis”
P
.
2
5
• This is the temperature boiler water must
rise above setpoint temperature to turn
the boiler off. (as outlet temp. increases,
the control module reduces boiler input. if
temperature continues to rise with boiler
at minimum input, the boiler will shut down
when the temperature reaches setpoint
temperature plus Parameter 23.)
rise above setpoint temperature to turn
the boiler off. (as outlet temp. increases,
the control module reduces boiler input. if
temperature continues to rise with boiler
at minimum input, the boiler will shut down
when the temperature reaches setpoint
temperature plus Parameter 23.)
after 2 to 3 seconds:
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