Section 1 0bgeneral information, 1 4bintroduction, 2 motor operated valve requirements – AERCO Boiler Valve Controller (BVC) PRIOR to Serial-12-840-1 User Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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SECTION 1

0B

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1

4B

INTRODUCTION

This User’s Manual provides the installation and operation procedures for the AERCO Boiler

Valve Controllers (BVCs). Currently, the Boiler Valve Controllers are available in two (2) Models

identified as part nos. 64064 and 64065. BVC part no. 64064 can control up to four (4) motor

operated isolation valves and BVC part no. 64065 can control up to twelve (12) motor operated

isolation valves. These Boiler Valve Controllers permit AERCO Benchmark and KC1000 Boilers

to be used in variable flow systems, while eliminating the need for a dedicated bypass line.

1.2 MOTOR OPERATED VALVE REQUIREMENTS

The Motor Operated Valves (MOVs) must satisfy two basic requirements.

1.

Power Close – Spring Return Open

In the event that the BVC fails, the MOVs need to open to prevent over-temperature

conditions.

2.

Must have “Proof of Open” Switch

Switch “makes” when valve opens

Switch breaks when valve closes

The former lets the boiler know that water is flowing through the boiler, allowing it to safely fire.

1.3 BOILER VALVE CONTROLLER GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS

The two Boiler Valve Controller Models are housed in NEMA Type 4X (for indoor use only)

laminated fiberglass enclosures. An illustration of the BVC box showing the front plate with the

touch screen is shown in Figure 1 below.






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