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Fireye EP160 10 & 15 Sec TFI Non-Recycle 30 Sec Purge EP Programmer Module

Special Price $1,950.90 Regular Price $2,165.50
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EP160
The Fireye EP160 EP Programmer Module functions as an essential control element which serves commercial and industrial burners in boilers and large furnaces. Through this module the burner follows an ignition pattern with TFI periods of 10 or 15 seconds while running a 30-second purge operation. When the system receives a heat call the module activates both pre-purge and ignition sequence operations. The precise time management of these stages leads to efficient combustion together with reduced equipment downtime. The programmer module functions as an essential system component for maintaining safe and effective operation of large-scale heating systems.
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Specifications

  • Type: Programmer Module
  • Purge Time: 30 seconds
  • Trial for Ignition: 10 and 15 seconds

EP160 Fireye Programmable Module

The Fireye EP160 stands as a pivotal programmer module intricately designed for seamless integration with the FLAME-MONITOR Burner Management Control System. It is specifically compatible with P/N's E100 and E110. This EP160 Fireye programmable module assumes a crucial role in facilitating start-up programming, conducting safe-start checks, and overseeing flame monitoring for oil, gas, and combustion fuel burners that are automatically ignited. 

With six dipswitches situated on its side, the EP160 enables the customization of various operational features, including the forced blower motor start delay, extended purge timing, and the 3-P running interlock circuit requirement. Noteworthy specifications encompass a 30-second purge time, a swift 4-second flame failure response time, and an operational temperature range spanning from -40°F to +158°F (-40°C to +70°C). The EP160's compact dimensions measure 4.5" x 3.2" x 2.2" (114 x 81 x 56 mm), and it weighs a mere 1.0 lb (0.45 kg).

Key features:

  • Start-up programming: The EP160 sequences the burner startup process, including purge, ignition, and flame establishment.
  • Safe-start check: The EP160 verifies that all critical conditions are met before allowing the burner to start, such as proper airflow and fuel pressure.
  • Flame monitoring supervision: The EP160 continuously monitors the flame signal and shuts down the burner if the flame is lost.
  • Open damper (high purge) pre-purge: The EP160 ensures that the combustion chamber is properly purged of flammable vapors before ignition.
  • Proof of low fire position: The EP160 verifies that the burner is in the low fire position before opening the main fuel valve.
  • Fuel valve end switch safety checks: The EP160 ensures that the fuel valve is closed before and after the burner is operating.
  • Running interlock circuit: The EP160 constantly monitors safety limit switches, air flow switches, and fuel pressure switches to ensure safe burner operation.

Signs of Faulty Fireye EP160 Burner Management Module

Here are some signs that your EP160 might require attention, keeping in mind safety and ethical considerations:

Frequent Burner Shutdowns: If your burner unexpectedly shuts down during startup or operation, it could indicate a problem with the EP160's sequencing or safety checks. This could be due to issues like:

  • Faulty purge timer: The burner might be entering the ignition stage too soon, leading to insufficient purging of flammable vapors.
  • Defective flame sensor: The EP160 might misinterpret fluctuations in the flame signal as an extinguished flame, triggering unnecessary shutdowns.
  • Malfunctioning safety switches: A faulty air flow switch, fuel pressure switch, or limit switch could send erroneous signals to the EP160, causing premature shutdowns.

Delayed Startup: An unusually long startup time could point towards:

  • Extended purge duration: The EP160 might be programmed with a longer than necessary purge time, delaying ignition.
  • Weak ignition system: A failing igniter or weak spark could prolong the ignition process.

Failure to Enter Low Fire: If the burner struggles to transition to low fire after ignition, it could be due to:

  • Faulty low fire position switch: The EP160 might not receive the correct signal indicating the burner has reached low fire, preventing proper operation.
  • Improper gas pressure regulation: Incorrect gas pressure can affect the burner's ability to achieve and maintain low fire.
  • Alarm Indications: The EP160 might display specific error codes or trigger alarms if it detects issues. Consult the manufacturer's manual for the specific meaning of these indications.

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FAQs

What happens if the flame goes out?

The EP160 acts fast! It automatically cuts off the fuel supply, preventing dangerous fuel leaks and ensuring your safety.

How do I keep the EP160 programmable module in top shape?

Regular checkups are essential. Think of it like giving your car a tune-up. Just schedule routine cleaning and inspections to keep the EP160 performing at its best.

Should I fix it myself if something goes wrong?

When it comes to burner safety, it's best to leave it to the pros. Unless you're a qualified technician, let experienced professionals handle troubleshooting and repairs.

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