L.B. White I-40 Infraconic Ignition - Manual (Page 10)

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The zone control panel is a remote mounted control system
allowing the operation of a specific amount of heaters within
a certain zone of the building.
These panels will control the following quantity of heaters
depending on fuel type.
The zone control panel must be mounted to a flat, stable
wall inside the building. Use lag screws provided. For the
modulating zone panels, care must be taken to ensure that
the thermostatic control module is not exposed to outside
air temperatures. Exposure of the thermostatic control
module to outside air temperatures (Example: when
sidewall curtains are open) may cause the heater to provide
unwanted heat.
There are a number of optional configuration zone control
panels available. These include high and medium capacity,
modulating thermostatically controlled for stand alone, non-
electrical operation, as well as solenoid controlled for
incorporation into the building’s environmental control
system. Consult your local L. B. White dealer or distributor
or call the L. B. White Co. for recommendations on the best
configuration of zone panels for your specific application.
The zone control panel must have an adjustable high
pressure regulator installed upstream of the inlet of the
zone control panel. This regulator may be purchased from
the L. B. White Co. as an optional accessory. For L.P. gas,
the regulator must be capable of handling a maximum inlet
pressure of 10 psi, while supplying an outlet pressure of 5
psi nominal. This pressure is supplied to the zone control or
individual controlled heater. For natural gas, a regulator
must be installed to supply an outlet pressure of 5 psi
nominal.
ZONE CONTROL PANEL
COMPONENT FUNCTION AND INSTALLATION
Modulating System
Medium High
Model and Capacity Capacity
Heat Output Fuel Panel Panel
Quantity Quantity
I
40 L. P. Gas 7
(40,000 BTUH) Natural Gas 4
20
IMPORTANT
This filter kit is designed to provide additional dust filtration
capability and capacity for Infraconic heaters when
installed in severely dusty environments.
1. Attach filter adapter to injector body. The injector
body tabs fit into the slots on the adapter. Rotate the
adapter to lock it onto the injector body.
2. Position the filter onto the adapter. Ensure all
adapter holes are covered by the filter.
3. Securely attach the filter to the adapter using the
beaded cable tie.
4. Ensure filter does not sag or touch heater’s canopy.
INSTALLING DUST FILTER
(Optional accessory on some heater models)
FIG. 6
INJECTOR BODY TABS
FILTER ADAPTER
PART #23931
BEADED CABLE TIE
DUST FILTER
PART #23953
INJECTOR
BODY
TABS
FILTER SLEEVE
PART #20421
BEADED
CABLE TIE
DUST FILTER
PART #81649
FILTER SLEEVE