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V2F, V2V Models

SV2 Series Safety Shut-off Valves


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

When Installing This Product…


1. Read these instructions and the appropriate product
literature carefully. Failure to follow them could damage the
product or cause a hazardous condition.
2. Installer must be a trained, experienced combustion
service technician.
3. Check the ratings given in the instructions and on the
product to make sure the product is suitable for your
application. Do not exceed the valve ratings.
4. Disconnect the power supply before beginning
installation to prevent electrical shock and equipment
damage.
5. All wiring must comply with the National Electric
Code (NEC) and any applicable local electrical codes,
ordinances and regulations.
6. After installation is complete, carry out a thorough
checkout of product operation as laid out in this
document.

CYBER SECURITY NOTICE


INTRODUCTION SV2 Series products contain electronics and software.
Care should be taken by the installer / facility
This document provides installation instructions and wiring management to guard against unauthorized access
information for the Honeywell SV2 Series valves. Other to the valve and to the programming interface for
applicable publications are: parameter modification (if applicable).
–– 32-00017, Pressure Module Installation Instructions Unauthorized access to change the valve wiring
–– 32-00037, PC Tool Installation Instructions interface, replace parts, change device hardware or
–– 32-00029, SV2 Series User Manual software should not be permitted. Failure to do so may
–– 32-00030, HMI Tool Installation Instructions pose a safety risk.
–– 32-00031, HMI/PC Tool User Manual A tamper evident label has been placed inside the valve
–– 32-00044, Mixing Units Installation Instructions electrical enclosure to indicate if access has occurred.
–– 32-00151, SV2 Series Security Manual The label resides between the valve main electronics
–– 32-00180, Premix Accessory Installation Instructions assembly and the electrical enclosure which houses it.
NOTE: The valve main electronics assembly is field
FEATURES replaceable and as such, this seal must be broken in
order to replace it.
• Side flexible, modular electronics
• HMI or PC Tools for programming, monitoring and
troubleshooting
• Communication BUS (model dependent)
INDEX
INTRODUCTION 1 WIRING 31
FEATURES 1 VALVE CHECKOUT AND OPERATION 51
SPECIFICATIONS 2 FINAL WIRING CHECK AND STATIC CHECKOUT 53
VALVE CAPACITY RATINGS 4 PROGRAMMING AND SETUP 54
VALVE ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS 8 FINISH 56
DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION 13 VALVE INTERFACE, PASSWORD RESET 57
REMOVE FROM BOX 19 32-00018-09
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SPECIFICATIONS CV Ratings:
1.0 in (DN25) valve with flanges 0.5 in/0.75/1/1.25 =
Valve Inlet / Outlet Port Sizes: DN15/20/25/32: 6.8/9.3/10.1/10.6
1, 1-1/2, 2 inches 1.5 in (DN40) valve with flanges 1 in/1.25/1.5/2 = DN25/32/40/50:
DN25, DN40, DN50 21.5/25.6/25.9/26.8
2.0 in (DN50) valve with flanges 1 in/1.25/1.5/2 = DN25/32/40/50:
Flange Sizes: 27.2/36.7/40.7/45.0
Valve size: 1 inch (DN25):
½, ¾, 1 and 1 ¼ in. NPT or BSPP Mounting Position:
DN15, 20, 25, 32 Vertical to 90 degrees from vertical, refer to Fig. 12.
Valve size: 1 ½ and 2 in. (DN40 and DN50): Material:
1, 1 ¼, 1 ½, 2 in. NPT or BSPP Valve body: Die-cast aluminum alloy
DN25, 32, 40, 50 Electrical enclosure: Valox™ 553
Pressure Port Sizes: Closing Spring:
1/8 in. (3 mm) NPT or BSP AISI 302 steel
Flange Pressure tap sizes and threads: Valve Plunger:
NPT flanges: 11SMn30 steel with electroless nickel plating sliding on anti-friction
1/8-27” (3 mm) NPT. Torque 7±1 Nm (62±9 in-lbf). bearing
BSP flanges:
1/8-28” (3 mm) BSP. Torque 1.5±0.15 Nm (13.3±1.3 in-lbf). Seals and Gaskets:
Hydrocarbon resistant NBR rubber
NOVV Port Sizes:
1 in. (DN25) valves: 3/4 in NPT Torsion and Bending Stress:
1-1/2 and 2 in. (DN40/DN50) valves: 1 in. NPT Pipe connections meet group 2 according to EN161 requirements

Capacity Ratings: Electrical Equipment:


See Table 1 and Figs. 1-6 AC rectified coils with separated rectifier and power saving circuitry
inside the cover
Valve Electrical Ratings (given per coil):
1 in. valves (DN25) Coil Insulation Solenoid Valves:
24 VAC, 50/60 Hz, Vtest/Vrms 24VAC, Pull in (2 sec) Insulation material is specified according to class F
1.6 amps/35 Watts, Hold 0.8 amps/15 Watts
100-120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, Vtest/Vrms 120VAC, Pull in (2 sec) Duty Cycle:
0.5 amps/55 Watts, Hold 0.3 amps/20 Watts Coils are suitable for permanent energizing via SV2 Series valve
200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, Vtest/Vrms 240VAC, Pull in (2 sec) electronics with power saving
0.3 amps/55 Watts, Hold 0.2 amps/20 Watts Weight:
1.5 in. and 2 in. valves (DN40/50) 1 in. valves (DN25)
100-120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, Vtest/Vrms 120VAC, Pull in (2 sec) On/Off: 18.8 lb (8.5 kg)
1.0 amps/110 Watts, Hold 0.5 amps/40 Watts1 Fuel/Air: 20.0 lb (9.1 kg)
200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, Vtest/Vrms 240VAC, Pull in (2 sec) 1.5 and 2 in (DN40/50) valves
0.6 amps/110 Watts, Hold 0.3 amps/40 Watts On/Off: 46.1 lb (20.9 kg)
All voltages are -15%/+10%VAC Fuel/Air: 50.2 lb (22.8 kg)
1
Hold in voltage is 94 VAC at 63 °C (145 °F) or -6 %
All values at 20 °C (68 °F) Dimensions:
See Fig. 7–Fig. 11.
External Load Relay Ratings:
ILK / Interlock: 24, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 8 amps Approvals:
VPS / Valve Proving contact: 24, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 0.1 amps cULus (Underwriters Laboratories): Electrically operated valves.
POC / Proof of Closure contact: 24, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 0.1 Vol 11 valve body, Vol 12 control boards. - for 24/120 VAC valves
amps UL429, UL353 and UL1998.
NEMA 1 / IP20 valves: Recognized
SSOV Class Ratings: NEMA 4 / IP66 valves: Listed
24 VAC models are Class B rated FM7400, FM3510 Approved - PENDING for 24/120 VAC valves
100-240 VAC models are Class A rated CSD-1 Acceptable - for 24/120 VAC valves
Safety combination valve for control of gaseous fluids in gas CSA Approved for US and Canada - for 24/120 VAC valves
consuming appliances in accordance with international standards ANSI Z21.20-2014 CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60730-2-5-14 /
Pressure Ratings UL 60730-2-5
Fuel/air versions (V2V): 7.25 psi / 0.5 kg/cm2 / 500 mbar ANSI Z21.21-2015 CSA 6.5-2015
Commercial / Industrial Certified - for 24/120 VAC valves
NOTE: In most cases the fuel/air valve inlet pressure needs FCC Part 15, Class A Digital Device
to be limited/regulated between limits depending on Complies with standard ANSI Z21.21-CSA6.5 - for 24/120 VAC
the application. valves
On/off versions (V2F): 10 psi / 0.7 kg/cm2 / 689 mbar CE Approved per:
MOPD: 9.94 psi / 685 mbar EN1643:2014 Safety and control devices for gas burners and gas
burning appliances - Valve proving systems for automatic
Valve Opening Time: shutoff valves
1 second maximum at 68 °F (20 °C) EN 13611:2015 Safety and control devices for gas burners and
gas burning appliances - General requirements
Valve Closing Time: EN 1854:2010 Pressure sensing devices for gas burners and gas
1 second maximum at 68 °F (20 °C) burning appliances
EN 161:2011 + A3:2013 Automatic shut-off valves for gas burners
and gas appliances

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EN 12067-2:2004 Gas/air ratio controls for gas burners and gas


burning appliances. Electronic types.
USER ACCESS LEVELS
EN 126:2012 Multifunctional controls for gas burning appliances A 3-level user access level framework has been implemented into the
EN 298:2012 Automatic burner control systems for burners and SV2 Series valves, consisting of the User, Installer and OEM levels.
appliances burning gaseous or liquid fuels
Pin number 0063CQ1175 • OEM: Read/write rights with the ability to assign read/write
Certificate # 18GR0759/00 parameter groups for the OEM and Installer levels. OEM is defined
NOTE: The Pressure Module and Fuel/Air Module are not at the original provider/programmer of the valve.
stand-alone products and must be used with a SV2 • Installer: Read/write rights as assigned by the OEM.
Series valve and thus are specified as part of the • User: Read only rights via HMI/PC Tool and the ability to reset
valve approvals. fault codes via valve display.

Applicable Gas Types: Valves are shipped with default OEM and Installer passwords pre-
Natural gas or liquid propane (LP) only configured. These passwords have to be changed before the valve
EU designations: 2nd and 3rd families can be used in an application without user observation.
Environmental Ratings: NOTES:
Electrical enclosure: NEMA 1 / IP20 or NEMA 4 / IP66
–– Default passwords are automatically pre-filled in the
Storage/Shipping Conditions:
appropriate field during the initial user login.
-40 to 150 °F (-40 to 66 °C)
95% RH at 104 °F (40 °C) and 30 in. Hg (1013.25 mbar) –– The OEM can choose to create the Installer main
Maximum storage duration of 6 months at these conditions. password or allow the Installer to assign it at the initial
Operating/Fluid Temperature Range: login.
Premix (V2V) models: +5 to 145 °F / -15 to 63 °C Forgetting to change the default password results in persistent
On/Off (V2F) BSP models : +5 to 145 °F / -15 to 63 °C
On/Off (V2F) NPT models: -40 to 145 °F / -40 to 63 °C lockout when the secured session is terminated.

Operating Humidity Range: This is a security measure that avoids using a valve in unsecure
95% RH at 104 °F (40°C) for 14 days mode (without proper password configuration).
Non-condensing for NEMA 1 / IP20 valve versions
Should the Installer and/or OEM main access level passwords
Environmental Usage Conditions: be lost, password reset is possible, if the reset mechanisms were
Ambient Conditions: enabled by the OEM. The reset mechanism will vary between the
• Protect the valve from rainfall, dirt and dust, e.g. with a Installer and OEM levels. Note that cycling of the valve or user
protective housing. interface power will not defeat this methodology.
• Condensation and dew in and on the valve are not permitted.
• No icing permitted A brief description of the password reset mechanism occurs at the
• Avoid direct sunlight or radiation from red-hot surfaces on the end of this document. For detailed information regarding the OEM
valve. and Installer access level password assignments and the password
• Avoid corrosive influences, e.g. salty ambient air or SO2. reset feature, refer to the HMI/PC Tool User Manual and the SV2
• Permitted relative humidity: min 5%, max 95%.
Series Valve User Manual, documents 32-00031 and 32-00029.
• The valve may only be stored/installed in enclosed rooms/
buildings. Both are available online at https://customer.honeywell.com.
• Long-term use in the upper ambient temperature range
accelerates the aging of the elastomer materials and reduces
the service life.
• This valve is not suitable for cleaning with a high-pressure INTELLIGENT FEATURES
cleaner and/or cleaning products.
Throughout this manual, reference is made to the available
Mechanical Conditions: Intelligent Features in the SV2 Series valves. The 9th digit in the valve
• Gaseous fuel must be clean and dry in all temperature part number signifies the embedded Intelligence Feature level as
conditions and must not contain condensate.
follows:
Logistics:
• Protect the valve from external forces (blows, shocks, vibration). • 5 = BASIC. Basic functionality; no Modbus or Pressure Module
• The ambient conditions described in this document apply to compatibility.
transport. • 6 = STANDARD. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible,
external VPS using Pressure Module.

SECURE MODBUS® COMMUNICATION


For SV2 Series valve configuration and monitoring, Modbus
communication utilizing an RS-485 BUS is used.

The SV2 Series valves include a Honeywell-specific secure Modbus


protocol. Standard Modbus RTU protocol is used, however, safety-
related and writable parameters are covered by a secure layer. As a
result, they are only writable when accessed using a valid user access
level and an appropriate user interface, which are designed to work
with the secure layer. Read only Modbus addresses can be accessed
without the Honeywell user interface or the secure Modbus layer

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VALVE CAPACITY RATINGS


The SV2 Series valve ratings shown below are for both 4 in. w.c. and 1 in w.c..

Valve Capacity Designation / @ 4 in. w.c. pressure drop1,2 @ 1 in. w.c. pressure drop1,2
Internal Port Size (10 mbar) (2.5 mbar)
kW MMB- SCFH M3/hr kW MMB- SCFH M3/hr
TU/hr (ft3/hr) TU/hr (ft3/hr)
B 1.0 in. DN25 300 1.0 1,000 28 150 0.5 500 14
C 1.5 in. DN40 750 2.6 2600 74 380 1.3 1300 37
D 2.0 in. DN50 1348 4.6 4600 130 674 2.3 2300 65
1. Refer to the notes below regarding standard conditions and conversions for different gases.
2. Stated capacities for valve with matching flange size
Table 1. Valve Capacity Rating.

VALVE CAPACITY CURVES


NOTES:
–– Capacities for all curves and ratings shown for G20 gas (100% CH4) with specific gravity / relative density of 0.555 at ANSI
Z21.21 standard conditions of 15.6°C/60°F and 101.3 mbar / 406.9 in w.c. / 29.2 in Hg / 14.7 PSI pressure.
–– For other gas capacities, multiply the CFH or M3/HR by:
• G25 / 86% CH4, 14% N21 (sp gr/relative density 0.612) 1.05
• Natural gas (sp gr/relative density 0.640) 1.07
• LP / liquid propane (sp gr/relative density 1.530) 1.66
• G31 / 100% C3H81 (sp gr/relative density 1.550) 1.67
1.
Per EN437.

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PRESSURE DROP
-MBAR -INCHES W.C.
1.0 IN (DN25) ON/OFF VALVE CAPACITY CURVES
747 300.0

249 100.0

24.9 10.0

2.49 1.0

0.249 0.1
100 1,000 10,000
2.832 28.32 283.2
NATURAL GAS FLOW –CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR)
–M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR)
1/2 INCH (DN15) FLANGE
1 PRESSURE DROP FORMULAS PER FLANGE SIZE AND UNIT TYPES: 3/4 INCH (DN20) FLANGE
A.) CFH AND IN W.C. 1 INCH (DN25) FLANGE
• 1/2 IN (DN15) = 0.00001690 X (FLOW1.9)
• 3/4 IN (DN20) = 0.00000931 X (FLOW1.9) 1-1/4 INCH (DN32) FLANGE
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.00000798 X (FLOW1.9)
• 1-1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.00000726 X (FLOW1.9)
B.) M3/HR AND MBAR
• 1/2 IN (DN15) = 0.036750 X (FLOW1.9)
• 3/4 IN (DN20) = 0.020240 X (FLOW1.9)
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.017359 X (FLOW1.9)
• 1-1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.015792 X (FLOW1.9) MCR37082

Fig. 1. 1 inch (DN25) Valve capacity curves.

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PRESSURE DROP
- MBAR - INCHES W.C. 1.5 IN (DN40) ON/OFF VALVE CAPACITY CURVES
747 300

249 100

24.9 10

2.49 1
1,000 10,000 23,000
28.32 283.2 651.3
NATURAL GAS FLOW - CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR)
- M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR) 1 INCH (DN25) FLANGE
1 PRESSURE DROP FORMULAS PER FLANGE SIZE AND UNIT TYPES: 1-1/4 INCH (DN32) FLANGE
A.) CFH AND IN W.C. 1-1/2 INCH (DN40) FLANGE
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.000000838 X (FLOW2)
• 1-1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.000000592 X (FLOW2) 2 INCH (DN50) FLANGE
• 1-1/2 IN (DN40) = 0.000000578 X (FLOW2)
• 2 IN (DN50) = 0.000000539 X (FLOW2)
B.) M3/HR AND MBAR
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.002601 X (FLOW2)
• 1 1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.001838 X (FLOW2)
• 1-1/2 IN (DN40) = 0.0001795 X (FLOW2)
• 2 IN (DN50) = 0.0001673 X (FLOW2)
MCR37077

Fig. 2. 1.5 inch (DN40) On/off valve capacity curves.

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PRESSURE DROP
-MBAR -INCHES W.C. 2.0 IN (DN50) ON/OFF VALVE CAPACITY CURVES
747 300

249 100

24.9 10

2.49 1
1,000 10,000 38,000
28.32 283.2 1,076
NATURAL GAS FLOW –CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR)
–M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR)
1 INCH (DN25) FLANGE
1 PRESSURE DROP FORMULAS PER FLANGE SIZE AND UNIT TYPES:
A.) CFH AND IN W.C. 1-1/4 INCH (DN32) FLANGE
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.000000522 X (FLOW2) 1-1/2 INCH (DN40) FLANGE
• 1-1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.000000290 X (FLOW2)
• 1-1/2 IN (DN40) = 0.000000240 X (FLOW2) 2 INCH (DN50) FLANGE
• 2 IN (DN50) = 0.000000193 X (FLOW2)
B.) M3/HR AND MBAR
• 1 IN (DN25) = 0.001620 X (FLOW2)
• 1-1/4 IN (DN32) = 0.000900 X (FLOW2)
• 1-1/2 IN (DN40) = 0.000745 X (FLOW2)
• 2 IN (DN50) = 0.000600 X (FLOW2) MCR37078

Fig. 3. 2.0 inch (DN50) On/off valve capacity curves.

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PRESSURE DROP 1.0 IN (DN25) PREMIX (V2VXB SERIES) VALVE CAPACITY CURVE TYPICAL
-INCHES W.C. -MBAR
401.6 1000

40.16 100

4.016 10

0.4016 1
1 10 100 1000
35.3 353 3,531 35,315
NATURAL GAS FLOW -M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR)
-CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR) VALVE OPERATING RANGE

1 VALVE CAPACITY IS MEASURED WITH 1.0 IN / DN25 FLANGES ASSEMBLED. THE VALVE CAPACITY WILL VARY WHEN PAIRIED
WITH SMALLER FLANGES.

2 CAPACITY CURVE REPRESENTS A VALVE TYPICAL GUARATEED MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM FLOW (WHEN THE FUEL CONTROL
VALVE IS FULLY OPEN AND FULLY CLOSED). THE CAPACITY COVERS A 95% POPULATION CONFIDENCE.
M37241

Fig. 4. 1.0 inch (DN25) Premix valve capacity curves.

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PRESSURE DROP 1.5 IN (DN40) PREMIX (V2VXC SERIES) VALVE CAPACITY CURVE TYPICAL
-INCHES W.C. -MBAR
401.6 1000

40.16 100

4.016 10

0.4016 1
1 10 100 1000
35.3 353 3,531 35,315

NATURAL GAS FLOW -M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR)


-CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR) VALVE OPERATING RANGE

1 VALVE CAPACITY IS MEASURED WITH 1.5 IN / DN40 FLANGES ASSEMBLED. THE VALVE CAPACITY WILL VARY WHEN PAIRIED
WITH SMALLER FLANGES.

2 CAPACITY CURVE REPRESENTS A VALVE TYPICAL GUARATEED MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM FLOW (WHEN THE FUEL CONTROL
VALVE IS FULLY OPEN AND FULLY CLOSED). THE CAPACITY COVERS A 95% POPULATION CONFIDENCE.
M37242

Fig. 5. 1.5 inch (DN40) Premix valve capacity curves.

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PRESSURE DROP 2.0 IN (DN50) PREMIX (V2VXD SERIES) VALVE CAPACITY CURVE TYPICAL
-INCHES W.C. -MBAR
401.6 1000

40.16 100

4.016 10

0.4016 1
1 10 100 1000 2,000
35.3 353 3,531 35,315 70,629

NATURAL GAS FLOW -M3/HR (METERS CUBED PER HOUR)


-CFH (CUBIC FEET PER HOUR) VALVE OPERATING RANGE

1 VALVE CAPACITY IS MEASURED WITH 2.0 IN / DN50 FLANGES ASSEMBLED. THE VALVE CAPACITY WILL VARY WHEN PAIRIED WITH SMALLER FLANGES.

2 CAPACITY CURVE REPRESENTS A VALVE TYPICAL GUARATEED MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM FLOW (WHEN THE FUEL CONTROL VALVE IS FULLY
OPEN AND FULLY CLOSED). THE CAPACITY COVERS A 95% POPULATION CONFIDENCE.

M37243

Fig. 6. 2.0 inch (DN50) Premix valve capacity curves.

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VALVE ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS


The SV2 Series valve has required and optional accessories for installation, pressure switch operation, set-up and fuel/air
applications. Flanges are required for each valve and must be ordered separately.
SV2 also has field replaceable electronics, modules, solenoids and filters.

Category Part Number Description Applicable


Model(s)
Flanges FLANGEABNPT050 0.50 in / DN15 NPT flange, B capacity models All
FLANGEABNPT075 0.75 in / DN20 NPT flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABNPT100 1.00 in / DN25 NPT flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABNPT125 1.25 in / DN32 NPT flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABBSP050 0.50 in / DN15 BSP flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABBSP075 0.75 in / DN20 BSP flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABBSP100 1.00 in / DN25 BSP flange, B capacity models
FLANGEABBSP125 1.25 in / DN32 BSP flange, B capacity models
FLANGECDNPT100 1.00 in / DN25 NPT flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDNPT125 1.25 in / DN32 NPT flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDNPT150 1.50 in / DN40 NPT flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDNPT200 2.00 in / DN50 NPT flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDBSP100 1.00 in / DN25 BSP flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDBSP125 1.25 in / DN32 BSP flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDBSP150 1.50 in / DN40 BSP flange, C/D capacity models
FLANGECDBSP200 2.00 in / DN50 BSP flange, C/D capacity models
Programming HMITOOL-000 HMI touchscreen interface, 24VAC. All models with Intelli-
Tools NOTE: HMITOOL or PCTOOL required to setup intelligent features. gent Features of 6
AT72D1683/U 120VAC to 24VAC transformer, 40VA, universal mount (foot, plate, clamp)
AT72D1691/U 208/240VAC to 24VAC transformer, 40VA, universal mount (foot, plate, clamp)
PCTOOLKIT-000 PC interface software
NOTE: HMITOOL or PCTOOL required to setup intelligent features.
Pressure PRESSMOD11-000 For NEMA 1/IP20 enclosure, pressure range 0.8-40 mBar / 0.32-16 in wc / 0.012- 0.58 psi All models with Intelli-
Modules gent Features of 6
PRESSMOD12-000 For NEMA 1/IP20 enclosure, pressure range 2.6-160 mBar / 1.1-64 in wc / 0.038 - 2.3psi
PRESSMOD13-000 For NEMA 1/ IP20 enclosure, pressure range 8.4-600 mBar / 3.4-241 in wc/ 0.12-8.7 psi
PRESSMOD14-000 For NEMA 1/ IP20 enclosure, range range 16.8-1000 mBar / 6.7-401 in wc/ 0.25-14.5 psi
PRESSMOD41-000 For NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, pressure range 1.3-40 mBar / 0.51-16 in wc / 0.018 -0.58 psi
PRESSMOD42-000 For NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, pressure range 4-160 mBar / 1.6-64 in wc / 0.057-2.32 psi
PRESSMOD43-000 For NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, pressure range 10.5-600 mBar / 4.2-241 in wc/ 0.15-8.7 psi
PRESSMOD44-000 For NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, pressure range 21-1000 mBar / 8.5-401 in wc/ 0.3-14.5 psi

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Category Part Number Description Applicable


Model(s)
Replacement CONNECTORKIT-000 Valve replacement electrical connector kit All
Parts
REL4N024V5Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, 24VAC, 50/60 Hz IQ 5 models
REL4N024V6Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, 24VAC, 50/60 Hz IQ 6 models
REL4N230V5Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz IQ 5 models
REL4N230V6Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure, 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz IQ 6 models
REL1N024V6Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 1 / IP20 with conduit connections, 24VAC, 50/60Hz IQ 6 models
REL1N230V6Q Replacement electronics, NEMA 1/IP20, 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz IQ 6 models
COILCAB024V-000 Coil/Solenoids, 1.0 in, 24VAC, B capacity models All
COILAB120V-000 Coil/Solenoid, 0.75/1.00 in, 100-120VAC, B capacity models
COILAB240V-000 Coil/Solenoid, 0.75/1.00 in, 200-240VAC, B capacity models
COILCD024V-000 Coil/Solenoids, 1.5/2.0 in, 24VAC, C/D capacity models
COILCD120V-000 Coil/Solenoids, 1.5/2.0 in, 100-120VAC, C/D capacity models
COILCD240V-000 Coil/Solenoids, 1.5/2.0 in, 200-240VAC, C/D capacity models
50063482-001 HMITOOL replacement bag assembly; 8-pin connector, battery, hardware, 3 clamp filters HMITOOL
FARMOD14-000 Fuel/Air Module, NEMA 1/IP20, amplification factor 0.25-0.8, BSP 1/8 in port threading All Premix (V2V)
models
FARMOD44-000 Fuel/Air Module, NEMA 4/IP66 with sealing cord grip, amplification factor 0.25-0.8, BSP 1/8 in port threading
Premix Acces- V2MU0300-010 SV2 Series mixing unit 300 kW (1.0MMBTU) All Premix (V2V)
sories models
V2MU0500-010 SV2 Series mixing unit 500 kW (1.7MMBTU)
V2MU0800-010 SV2 Series mixing unit 800 kW (2.7MMBTU)
V2MU1000-010 SV2 Series mixing unit 1000 kW (3.4MMBTU)
V2MU2000-010 SV2 Series mixing unit 2000 kW (6.8MMBTU)
V2MUTUBEPL-000 Plastic feedback tubing kit. Contains plastic tubing (6mm ID, 8mm OD).
V2MUFITPLSTR-000 Plastic feedback tubing fittings kit, straight. Contains push-in fittings.
V2MUFITPL90D-000 Plastic feedback tubing fittings kit, 90 degree. Contains swivel push-in fittings.
V2MUFITPLTEE-000 Plastic feedback tubing fittings kit, tee. Contains push-in fittings.
V2MUTUBEAL-000 Metal feedback tubing kit. Contains aluminum tubing (6 mm ID, 8 mm OD, 1000 mm long).
V2MUFITMESTR-000 Metal feedback tubing fittings kit, straight. Contains compression fittings.
V2MUFITME90D-000 Metal feedback tubing fittings kit, 90 degree. Contains swivel compression fittings.
HEATEXCHANGER-000 Kit for premix applications. Includes heat exchanger, signal pipe insulation, mounting hardware to connect to the V2MU All Premix (V2V)
mixing unit and FARMOD insulating shoe. Fittings and tubing kits sold separately. models as needed

FARMODFILTER-000B Field replacement pre-filter assembly for premix valves fuel/air ratio module. Bulk pack of 10. All Premix (V2V)
models

Table 2. Valve Accessories and Replacement Parts.

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NOTE: The purchaser of any SV2 Series valves should keep the original packaging for a period of time, should any returns be required. The
original packaging will provide the appropriate cushioning and protection for the valve during shipment back to Honeywell and will
ensure no damage occurs to the valve due to handling.

DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION
ON/OFF VALVE WITH NEMA 4/IP66 ENCLOSURE

262,846
10-11/32 5-3/4
[10.35]
(263) (146)

9-37/64
LGP HGP
(243)
Open Open
Fault

Self Test Reset Closed


Closed

14-15/64
(362)

8X M5
10-43/64 SCREWS
2 1 (271)

2X 2-11/64
(55)

3-9/16
(91) 2-29/64
(62)

3-5/8 2X 1-31/32
(92) (50)
7-15/64 2-11/64
4-5/16
(184) (55) M35706
(109)

Fig. 7. 1 in. (DN25) On/off valve with NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure.

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FUEL/AIR VALVE WITH NEMA 1/IP20 ENCLOSURE


8-9/16 (217) 5-13/32 (137)

LGP HGP

Open Open

Fault

Closed
Self Test Reset Closed
6-63/64
(178)
8-1/16
(205)

13-15/64
8X M5
2 1 (336)
SCREWS

2X 2-11/64
(55)

5-5/32
(131)
4-5/64
(104)

3-5/8 2X 1-31/32 (50)


(92) 4-5/16 (109)
7-15/64 2-11/64
(184) 4-29/32 (125) (55) M35697

Fig. 8. 1 in. (DN25) Premix valve with NEMA 1/IP20 enclosure

10-11/32 (263) 7-17/32


(191)

10-33/64
Open
LGP HGP

Open
(267)
Fault

Self Test Reset


Closed Closed

15-15/32
(403) 8X M8
2 1 SCREWS

2-7/16
(62)

D C

4-5/32
(106) 2-15/16
(75)

10-15/32 (266) 3-35/64


13-7/16 (341) (90)
3-7/64
5-17/64 (133) (79)

8-3/8 (212)
M37079

Fig. 9. 1.5/2.0 in (DN40/50) On/off valve with NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure

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10-3/64 (255) 7-47/64 (197)

LGP HGP

Open Open

8-9/16
Fault

Self Test Reset

(218)
Closed Closed

9-51/64
(249)

8X M8
SCREWS
15-11/16 2 1
(398)

2X 2-7/16
(62)

5-20/32 4-11/16
(150) (119)

5-17/64
3-7/64
10-15/32 (266) (133)
(79)
5-31/32
13-7/16 (341) (152) 2X 3-35/64
(90)
9-5/64 (231) M37080

Fig. 10. 1.5/2.0 in (DN40/50) Fuel/air valve with NEMA 1/IP20 enclosure.

10-11/32 (263) 7-17/32 (191)

LGP HGP

Open Open

Fault

Closed
Self Test Reset Closed 10-33/64
(267)

17-5/8 8X M8
(448) SCREWS
2 1

2X
2-7/16
(62)
D C

5-29/32
(148) 4-11/16
(119)

2X
10-15/32 (266) 3-35/64
13-7/16 (341) (90)
5-17/64 (133) 3-7/64
(79)
5-31/32 (152)
9-5/64 (231) M37081

Fig. 11. 1.5/2.0 in (DN40/50) Fuel/air valve with NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure

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VALVE INSTALLATION QUICK START GUIDE


The SV2 Series valve installation steps are illustrated below with elaboration of each step in the following pages after the Quick
Start Guide.

Please review this Quick Start Guide before installation to ensure a smooth install!

What’s in the box

A. Valve B. Accessory Box: C. Accessories Ordered Separately:


• Connectors (not EU) • Flanges
• Cord grips (NEMA 4 / IP66 versions only) • Pressure Module
• Mounting Hardware (for C6907 Pressure Switch) • HMI or PC Tool
• Installation Instructions • HMI transformer
• Mixing unit
• Premix pre-filter (Premix/V2V models) • Pulse lines
• Pulse line fittings
• Heat Exchanger

1 Remove from box

2 Installation and Mounting


A. Orientation planning E. Premix mixing unit, pulse lines, air
pre-filter and outdoor air installations
B. Mounting flanges planning
C. Mount valve to F. Pressure Module or C6097 planning
flanges and piping
• Investigate correct mounting
• 1 inch (DN25) valve location and pressure access port
bodies have drilled
and tapped holes G. Mount Pressure Module or C6097

• 1½ inch (DN40) and


larger valve bodies
with embedded slots
for flange retaining
nuts
D. Vent valve connection

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3 Wiring
A. Wiring and conduit recommendations.
• Use only flexible conduit on NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosures.
• Wiring must comply with all applicable electrical codes, ordinances and regulations.
• All line voltage wiring must be NEC Class 1.
• Use lead wire, which can withstand 90°C (194°F) ambient temperatures.
• Power supply voltage and frequency must agree with those marked on the device.
• Load connected to the device must not exceed the ratings given in this document.
• Separate line and low voltage wiring to avoid signal interference. If using conduit, run line voltage and
low voltage wiring in separate conduit.
B. Remove valve front electrical enclosure cover
C. Estimate wiring: 1 2 3

• Observe unique line voltage, limits & interlock wiring required for the SV2 Series valves. 4

• More wires may be required than typical valves. 6


7

D. String wires:
• String wires through conduit, NEMA 4 / IP66 with conduit connections enclosure
entry points, cord grips and nuts before wiring to connectors.
• String wires through NEMA 1 / IP20 enclosure rear opening or bottom slot before
wiring to connectors.
E. Connect wires:
• Observe terminal labeling and proper electrical connector placement.
• Connect wires to the wire connectors.
• Plug electrical connectors into their proper sockets.
• Pressure Module must be field connected in electrical enclosure.
F. In connecting more than 1 valve to HMI / PC Tool or a building automation network, be sure to setup
bias + termination resistors.
G. Install plugs and nuts in unused NEMA 4 / IP66 electronic enclosure wire entry locations.
• Low voltage, M16 x 1.5
• Line voltage, 1/2 in. NPT

4 Checkout and Operation - Leak Check


You will need:
• Rich soap and water solution.
• Jar or glass filled with water.
• 1/4 in (6mm) flexible tubing.
• 1/4 in (6mm) aluminum or copper pilot tubing with 1 end cut at 45 angle.
• Manual test petcock
A. Valve connection and accessory leak test.
B. Valve seat leak test.

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5 Programming & Setup


Any intelligent features
requiring setup must be
completed before the valve will
be operational. The HMI or PC
Tools are used for this purpose.
This includes:

• Valve modbus address + communication speed


• Low gas pressure
• High gas pressure
• External VPS (using Pressure Module)
• Fuel/air firing curve (Premix/V2V models)

A. Connect Modbus wiring per HMI Tool or PC Tool Installation Instructions.


B. Power SV2 Series valve and HMI or PC Tool.
C. Complete setup as required and run on-board test procedures as required.

6 Wiring Checkout
A. Test:
• Cycle the valve several times to verify proper function.
• Each limit and interlock.
• Following burner management system checkout guidelines.
• Any other recommended or required tests.

7 Finish
A. Replace the electrical enclosure cover.
B. Replace solenoid cover (if removed).
C. Your valve is ready to use.

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1 Remove from the box

There will be a second box packaged with the valve which contains accessory items and documentation. The box will contain:
• A bag of electrical connectors. Note that connectors are typically not provided with EU models.
• Cord grips (NEMA 4 / IP66 versions only)
• Mounting hardware for C6097 pressure switches and/or SV2 Series valve pressure modules (M4x25)
• Installation Instructions

• Premix pre-filter (V2V models only)


Remove any other separately ordered accessory items from their packaging. This may include the following:
• Flanges • Mixing unit
• Pressure Module • Pulse lines
• HMI or PC Tool • Pulse line fittings
• HMI transformer • Heat Exchanger

2 Installation and Mounting


When Installing This Product…
1. Read these instructions and the appropriate product literature carefully. Failure to follow them could damage the product or
cause a hazardous condition.
2. Installer must be a trained, experienced combustion service technician.
3. Check the ratings given in the instructions and on the product to make sure the product is suitable for your application. Do
not exceed the valve ratings.
4. Disconnect the power supply before beginning installation to prevent electrical shock and equipment damage.
5. All wiring must comply with the National Electric Code (NEC) and any applicable local electrical codes, ordinances and
regulations.
6. After installation is complete, carry out a thorough checkout of product operation as laid out in this document.

WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Turn off gas supply before starting installation.
• Disconnect power supplies before beginning installation.
• More than one disconnect can be involved
IMPORTANT
–– The valve must be installed so that the arrow on the valve points in the direction of the gas flow (gas pressure helps to close
the valve).
–– Make sure the O-ring seals (provided) are properly positioned and seated at the inlet and outlet flange connections.
–– Do not remove the dust seal over the valve inlet and outlet until ready to connect piping.

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WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Do not take valve apart.
• Do not use tools to operate valve.
• Do not use valve if it has been flooded.
• Call serviceman if valve does not work properly.
IMPORTANT
–– Disassembly of the valve in the field may cause permanent damage to the valve and void the factory warranty.
–– Fasteners containing lacquer paint indicate non-field accessible areas.
–– Accessory modules may be removed or replaced as necessary in the field.

CAUTION CAUTION
If valve has been dropped, do not use it. The SV2 Series valve should be used with clean gas
• Dropping the valve may cause permanent damage to the valve. free of particles bigger than 50 micrometers.
• Replace entire valve and associated modules before use. To ensure this requirement is met, an external filter
element, such as the Honeywell Kromschroeder GFK
or similar, can be added to the gas supply line.

A. Orientation Planning
The gas valve can be mounted plus or minus 90 degrees from the vertical. Refer to Fig. 12. Pay attention to the gas flow direction
arrows on the valve body when planning the mounting orientation (refer to Fig. 20 and Fig. 21). The electronics and LEDs should
be accessible when the valve is installed in the valve train for programming purposes and visual indication purposes.
NOTE: If the valve electronics needs to be moved to the opposite side of the valve for better access, refer to the Changing
Electronics Orientation procedure in the SV2 Series User Manual, document 32-00029

M28663A

Fig. 12. Valve mounting position.

NOTICE
DO NOT attempt to change valve electronics side orientation without consulting the valve user manual.
• Reference document 32-00029 for detailed instructions on this procedure.

B. Flange Mounting to Main Gas Connection


NOTE: Flange installation instructions are packed with the flanges.
1. Remove the flanges from the box. Refer to Fig. 14.
2. Use a sound taper fitting with thread according to ISO7-1 or new, properly reamed pipe free from swarf.
3. Apply a moderate amount of good quality thread compound to the pipe for fitting only, leaving the two end threads bare.
Ensure the thread compound is resistant to the action of liquid propane (LP) gas. Refer to Fig. 13.

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NOTE: Ensure the gap left between the flanges when installed on the pipes does not exceed the valve body width otherwise
the valve piping may be over stressed.
4. Screw the flanges onto the pipes. Refer to Fig. 14.
NOTES:
–– The 1in/DN25 valve flange pressure port must be installed facing sideways (refer to Figs 7-8) due to the mounting hole
orientations.
–– The 1.5-2.0inch/DN40-50 valve flange pressure port must be installed either facing up or down (refer to Figs 9-11) due to
the mounting hole orientations.
5. Ensure the pressure taps on the flanges are oriented for access as needed. Refer to Fig. 14.
6. Ensure that inlet and outlet flanges are in line and separated from each other enough to allow the valve to be mounted
between them without damaging the O-rings.
CORRECT: NORMAL INCORRECT: TOO LONG,
FULL THREAD DISTORTS VALVE SEAT

LOOSE
CHIPS

1 TWO CLEAN THREADS EXCESS DOPE


WITH MODERATE CAN BLOCK DISK
AMOUNT OF DOPE FROM VALVE SEAT
2 USE PIPE DOPE THAT
IS RESISTANT TO
ACTION OF LP GAS M35573

Fig. 13. Preparing pipelines.

C. Mounting Valve to Flange(s) and Piping


Depending on the the valve size, there are different techniques
for mounting the valve to the flange(s) and piping per step 5 below.
1. Remove the paper covering over the valve inlet and outlet ports.
2. Take care that dirt does not enter the gas valve during handling.
3. Make sure O-ring surfaces on valve body and flange are clean.
4. Ensure the O-rings provided with the valve are properly positioned in the valve body O-ring groove. Refer to Fig. 14.
5. Mount gas valve between flanges using the screws provided for each flange.
a. 1 in. (DN25) valve bodies have drilled and tapped holes.
i. Slide valve into pipe train, supporting as necessary so that valve does not rotate.
ii. Insert provided screws into the flanges and tighten.
iii. Recommended tightening torque is 3.4 Nm (30 in-lbf).

b. 1 ½ in (DN40) and larger valve bodies have embedded slots for flange retaining nuts. Flanges are shipped with screws
and retaining nuts.
i. In the embedded valve body slots, place 4 flange retaining nuts on one side only of valve (front or back), from inlet
to outlet, such as side A/B only or C/D only as referenced in Fig. 21.
ii. On each flange, partially install screws and retaining nuts onto the opposite side relative to the nut placement in
step i.
iii. Slide valve into pipe train, supporting as necessary so that valve does not rotate. Verify that the partially installed
retaining nuts on the flange(s) slide into their respective slots on the valve body.
iv. Tighten the partially installed flange screws.
Recommended tightening torque is 13.5-14.5 Nm (120-128 in-lbf).
v. Install and tighten remaining screws; first on top remaining valve body slots then
second on bottom remaining slots. Tighten to the recommended torque above.

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D. Vent Valve Connection


1. Take care that dirt does not enter the gas valve during handling.
2. Remove the vent plug from the side of the valve body. Refer to Fig. 14.
NOTE: If you need to replace the NOVV plug on the valve, the tightening torque should be between 72 to 88 Nm (53 to 65 ft-lbf).
3. Use a sound taper fitting thread according to ISO 7-1 or new, properly reamed pipe free from swart.
4. Apply a moderate amount of good quality thread compound to the pipe for fitting only leaving the two end threads. Ensure
the thread compound is resistant to the action of liquid propane (LP) gas. Refer to Fig. 13.
5. Screw the fitting into the valve body.
6. Install vent valve per manufacturer’s instructions

GAS VALVE
DIRECTION
ARROW
O-RING GUIDE
LOCATING
PIPE ADAPTER HOLES FOR
MOUNTING PRESSURE
SCREWS MODULE

PIPE
ADAPTER

PRESSURE
MODULE

OUTLET PRESSURE
PRESSURE MODULE
TAP MOUNTING
SCREWS
FUEL AIR
MODULE

VENT PIPE

M35630

Fig. 14. Valve exploded view.

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E. Premix Mixing Unit, Pulse Lines, Air Pre-Filter, Outdoor Air Installations and Start-Up
Planning
Premix Mixing Unit Extension Piping
NOTE: For optimal fuel/air ratio performance, it is recommended to assemble an extension pipe between the V2V gas valve
and V2MU Mixing Unit as indicated in Table 3. Alternatively, a 90-degree elbow with an inner diameter as specified in
the table can be used.

Mixing Unit Part Number Gas Extension Pipe Gas Elbow


Minimum Length Inner Diameter
[mm / in] [mm / in]
V2MU0300 222 / 8.7 44.3 / 1.74
V2MU0500, V2MU0800, V2MU1000 330 / 13.0 66.0 / 2.60
V2MU2000 425 / 16.7 84.9 / 3.34
Table 3. Minimum piping length between V2MU mixing units and SV2 Series Premix valve

NOTES:
–– If a manual safety shut-off valve is assembled between the gas valve and the Mixing Unit, the MSOV length can be
subtracted from the minimum recommended lengths in Table 3.
–– If the V2MU2000 is assembled directly to the valve, remove the valve’s factory supplied outlet O-ring and mount the
V2MU2000 using its factory supplied O-ring in the flange of the V2MU2000 for sealing purposes.
–– Shorter pipe lengths may be possible but must be tested to ensure acceptable performance.

Mixing Unit Part M5 x 16 mm M8 x 16 mm M8 x 20 mm Nut (M8) Washer


Number
V2MU0300 4 – – – –
V2MU0500,
V2MU0800, – 4 – 4 4
V2MU1000
V2MU2000 – – 4 4 –
Table 4. V2MU provided fastening materials.

Premix Pulse Lines


The Fuel/Air Module, which is attached to the valve, contains three pulse line connections for connection of air pressure, gas
pressure and reference pressure of a gas/air mixing unit. The connections are indicated by A (gas), B (reference) and C (air).
Corresponding connections exist on the SV2 Series mixing units as well. Refer to Fig. 15.

Fig. 15. FARMOD pulse line connections/mounting.

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The pulse line tubing can be plastic or metal, depending on the connection point and approval body requirement. The
Honeywell preferred pulse line connection for the reference pressure is aluminum or stainless steel. Honeywell offers several
pulse line kits with separate tubing and fitting selections, as shown in Table 2, to facilitate myriad system configurations.
IMPORTANT
–– The Fuel/Air Ratio Module operates properly only if the pulse line fittings are properly tightened and the flow through the
pulse lines is un-obstructed.
• Proper measures shall be taken to ensure the pulse lines are not twisted or kinked during connection and that they can’t
be unintentionally kinked after the installation has been taken into operation.
• Protect pulse lines against damage and keep the lines free from any contact to potential vibrating surfaces
–– In all cases, avoid creating a siphon-like shape.
–– A wide variety of pulse line slopes and shapes may be needed to fit into a particular appliance; best engineering practice
would be ‘1/2 bubble’ on a level (¼ inch of drop per 1 foot of run or 6mm drop per 0.31m of run). However, practical
limitations may require some deviation from it. Please consult Honeywell Thermal Solutions with your particular
geometrical arrangement if at doubt.

DO NOT USE.

Fig. 16. V2MU mixing unit pulse line connections.

IMPORTANT (Refer to Fig. 16)


–– To avoid condensate from back draft entering any pulse line of the Fuel/Air Ratio Module, downwards pointing pressure tabs
on the V2MU mixing unit or any other device shall not be used.
–– Partial blockage of the air intake of the V2MU mixing unit can potentially influence the air pressure signal to the valve.
• Proper measures shall be taken to avoid a partial air intake blockage of the V2MU mixing unit. Inspection of the V2MU air
intake shall be part of the annual maintenance of the appliance.
NOTE: If the appliance is equipped with a sealed air chamber and the SV2 Series valve with FARMOD (Fuel/Air Ratio Module)
is contained in the sealed chamber, it is allowed to not use the air pressure pulse line.
Attach the pulse lines to the pulse line fittings to Port A, B and C of the FARMOD as indicated in Fig. 3, following the instructions
of the burner or boiler manufacturer. Attach each pulse line to its corresponding fitting on the mixing unit or burner.

Premix Air Pre-Filter


The air pre-filter is included with every premix valve and is available as a field replacement part as well. The air pre-filter MUST
be installed in every premix system, regardless of whether the Heat Exchanger is used. The filter is designed to remove fine dust
particles from the air stream to the premix valve FARMOD, which can collect at the internal FARMOD orifice entrances, affecting
flow resistance to the internal sensors and eventually cause nuisance lockouts.
The filter must be mounted between the V2MU mixing unit and the valve FARMOD in the air pulse line. When the Heat
Exchanger is used, it must also be mounted between the V2MU mixing unit and the valve FARMOD, with the Heat Exchanger
first and the filter second. Refer to Fig. 17.
NOTES:
–– Due to the variety of possible appliance configurations, the fittings and tubing must be ordered separately. Refer to Table 2
for available part numbers and descriptions.
–– The customer must furnish an appropriate filter mounting bracket for their chosen location.

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IMPORTANT
–– The filter should be mounted as close to the valve FARMOD as possible.
–– Replacement of the filter shall be included in the annual appliance maintenance procedures.

Fig. 17. Premix installation with valve, mixing unit, pre-filter, heat exchanger and FARMOD insulation.

Premix Outdoor Air Installations

WARNING
Direct water ingress (e.g. from mist, rain or pressure wash)
into the pulse lines should be avoided or prevented
IMPORTANT:
–– When the valve is installed in an area with a temperature continuously lower than the combustion air intake temperature,
a risk of condensate formation in the air pulse line is present, which can affect the fuel/air ratio control, depending on the
appliance and permanently damage the FARMOD and the system.
–– In this case it is strongly recommended to install the Honeywell SV2 Series HEATEXCHANGER-000 kit for a complete
condensation/dehumidification solution to avoid permanent damage to the FARMOD and the system.
–– When using the Honeywell HEATEXCHANGER-000 kit, the valve + FARMOD may be installed above or below the mixing unit
+ Heat Exchanger, but above is preferred.
–– If the potential for condensation exists and the full Honeywell dehumidification system is not used, Honeywell cannot
provide any guidance regarding the valve/FARMOD position versus the mixing unit as this configuration has not been
designed or tested.
–– To prevent condensation formation due to back draft, it is recommended to purge the application after each burner
operation.
–– If there is never a risk of condensation, meaning the ambient room temperature is above the combustion air dew point at
all times, the complete dehumidification system is not needed. In this case the valve + FARMOD can be mounted above or
below the mixing unit.
The heat exchanger can be directly mounted to the V2MU mixing unit as shown in Fig. 17 and can be mounted in either a
vertical or horizontal position, depending on the appliance configuration and available space. For remote mounting the heat
exchanger, the customer must provide the appropriate bracket and/or install and connect as part of their appliance offering.
Pulse line tubing and fitting between the mixer and heat exchanger is then required.
The inner diameter of the connection between the heat exchanger and the mixer shall not be smaller than 9mm at any point.
NOTES:
–– The Heat Exchanger must always be mounted in a position that allows condensate to drain to the mixing unit. Accordingly,
ensure that the mixer connection on the heat exchanger is the lowest point in regards to the heat exchanger mounting,
otherwise water will be trapped inside the heat exchanger and will not drain appropriately.

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–– Excessive moisture can partially or fully clog the pulse lines between the mixing unit and the FARMOD and damage the
FARMOD. In this case, the system will fail safely by causing a flame out, a valve lockout and/or may render the FARMOD
unusable. Note that the FARMOD is field replaceable should this last instance occur.
–– The Heat Exchanger and the filter must be mounted between the V2MU mixing unit and the FARMOD, with the Heat
Exchanger first and the filter mounted as close to the FARMOD as possible. Refer to Fig. 17.
–– For detailed installation instructions, refer to the Premix Accessories installation instructions, document 32-00180, which is
available online and shipped with every Heat Exchanger.
–– Refer to the V2MU Mixing Unit installation instructions, document 32-00044, which is available online and shipped with
every V2MU.

Installation Sequence
The sequence of installation for the premix accessories is as follows; FARMOD insulation shoe (part of heat exchanger kit), heat
exchanger, air pre-filter with pulse line tubing in between as required.
For detailed installation, refer to the Premix Accessories installation instructions, document, 32-00180, which is packed with the
air pre-filter, heat exchanger, tubing and fitting kits.

Premix Start-Up
For detailed programming instructions via the HMI or PC Tools, refer to the valve user manual, document 32-00029, or the HMI/
PC Tool user manual, document 32-00031. Both are available online at https://customer.honeywell.com.
IMPORTANT:
–– The FARMOD (Fuel/Air Ratio Module) is standard equipped with a heating device. The heater will be powered whenever the
valve electronics are powered. The FARMOD will feel warm after 1 hour of being powered. This is normal.
–– As part of the appliance adjustments during commissioning, the site-specific calibration of the SV2 Series valve/appliance
should be performed when the valve/appliance has reached a typical operating temperature for its installation/application
in order to minimize the impact of component temperature changes on the fuel/air ratio.

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F.–G. Pressure Module or C6097 Planning and Mounting


SV2 Series Pressure Module Placement and Connection

Refer to document 32-00017, which is packed with the Pressure Modules, for installation instructions regarding the placement,
connection and wiring of the SV2 Series smart Pressure Modules. Applicable part numbers include:

• PRESSMOD11-000 • PRESSMOD41-000
• PRESSMOD12-000 • PRESSMOD42-000
• PRESSMOD13-000 • PRESSMOD43-000
• PRESSMOD14-000 • PRESSMOD44-000

2-7/8
(73)

2-27/64
(61)

2-57/64
(73)

M35484

Fig. 18. SV2 Series Pressure Module.

Use of the SV2 Series smart Pressure Module is only applicable to valve versions with embedded intelligence. The 9th digit in the
valve part number signifies the embedded Intelligence Feature level as follows:
• 6 = STANDARD. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible, external VPS using Pressure Module.
NOTES:
–– Accessing the Inlet (I) port of mounting locations A and C on V1 is not allowed for the Pressure Module. Refer to Fig. 21.
–– The Pressure Module cannot be used at this time with fuel/air Premix valves for low gas pressure, high gas pressure or VPS.
It is suggested to use the C6907 pressure switches for those functions instead. Refer to Table 5.

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C6097 Pressure Switch Placement and


Connection

WARNING
Explosion Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• The M4x25 screws (bag assembly 32305434-
001) shipped with the SV2 valve MUST be used to
secure the flange mount C6097 to the valve body
• DO NOT use the 8-32 screws provided with the
flange mount C6097 pressure switch
• Failure to follow this advice can result in gas
leakage and explosion

Fig. 19. C6097


C6097 flange mount pressure switches may be mounted directly on the SV2 Series valves and used for high gas pressure and
VPS (valve proving system) switch operation. The NPT or Rp versions may be mounted to various valve pressure taps and can be
used for high gas pressure, low gas pressure and VPS. The C6097 pressure switches may be used on all SV2 series valve models.
NOTES:
–– Flange mount C6097s cannot be used for low gas pressure on the SV2 series valves.
–– NPT or Rp mount C6097s may be used for low gas pressure mounted external to the valve, using the pressure tap on the
inlet flange or using the Inlet (I) port on pressure access locations A and C on V1.
The flange mount C6097 pressure switches can be mounted in any of the four (4) positions on the valve body. The seals of the
C6097 will only cover the center pressure access port of each location.
V1 seat mounting locations A and C access the Middle (M) and Inlet (I) pressure ports. V2 seat mounting locations B and D
access the Outlet (O) and M (Middle) pressure ports. Refer to Fig. 21.
NOTES:
–– The Inlet (I) port on V1 seat mounting locations A and C is only allowed for NPT/Rp mount pressure switches.
–– The Middle (M) port on V2 seat mounting locations B and D is only allowed for NPT/Rp mount pressure switches.
The available pressure port locations for V1 and V2 seats for both sides of the valve are shown in Fig. 21. Pressure switch types,
placement and associated functionality information can be found in Table 5.

Valve Model Description C6097 Functions C6097 Pressure Access Pressure Port to
Mounting Style Location Open
VPS A/C on V1 Middle (M)
Flange
High gas pressure B/D on V2 Outlet (O)
VPS B/D on V2 Middle (M)
V2F On/off
High gas pressure NPT or Rp Pressure tap on outlet flange
(¼ in) A/C on V1 Inlet (I)
Low gas pressure
Pressure tap on inlet flange
Pressure tap on inlet flange
Low gas pressure
NPT or Rp A/C on V1 Inlet (I)
Pressure tap on outlet flange
(¼ in)
V2V Premix Pressure tap on V2MU
Any suitable location downstream of valve
High gas pressure
B/D on V2
Flange Outlet (O)
(other side of valve)
Table 5. C6097 Pressure Switch Placement.

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Preparation
1. Take care that dirt does not enter the gas valve during handling.
2. Select the correct pressure access location (A/B/C/D) to mount the C6097 and correct pressure port to open from the
selection table. Refer to Table 5 and Fig. 21.
NOTE: You may want to mount the C6097 on the same side as the valve electrical enclosure for easy access when the valve is
mounted in the valve train.
3. Remove the appropriate pressure access location cover (A/B/C/D) as identified in Fig. 20.
NOTE: If you need to replace a pressure access location cover, the tightening torque should be between 1.36 to 1.82 Nm
(12 to 16 in-lbf).

C6097 Installation on SV2 Series Valve

WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Turn off gas supply before starting installation.
• Disconnect power supplies before beginning installation.
• More than one disconnect can be involved
1. Ensure that line voltage has been removed from the valve.
2. Remove the appropriate pressure port plug (O, M or I) from the side of the valve body as identified in Table 5, Fig. 20, and
Fig. 21.
3. Flange mount models:
a. Remove the label holding the O-ring in place and make sure O-ring is properly seated.
b. Assemble the C6097 to the valve body by mating its two screw holes and seal with the valve body. Refer to Fig. 20.
c. Attach the C6097 to the valve body using the two screws provided with the valve (M4x25). Verify the pressure module is
flush against the casting to ensure the O-ring is compressed.
i. The tightening torque should be between 1.8 and 2.2 Nm (16 to 20 in-lbf).
4. NPT/Rp mount models:
a. Remove the dust seal, if present, from the positive pressure inlet.
b. C6097 has ¼ in tapping while the SV2 pressure ports are 1/8 in (3mm), so a pipe reducer will be required.
c. Apply a moderate amount of good quality compound to the pipe for fitting only leaving the end threads bare. Ensure the
thread compound is resistant to the action of liquid propane (LP) gas. Refer to Fig. 13.
d. Use a sound taper fitting thread according to ISO-7 (BS21, DIN2999) or new, properly reamed pipe, free from swarf.
e. Screw the C6097 onto the pipe, using the wrench boss incorporated in the housing.
f. Screw the pipe into the SV2 valve pressure port.
5. Refer to the C6097 pressure switch product data / instruction sheet for further installation, wiring and adjustment
information, documents 65-0237 or EN1R-9172 9907R1-NE (continent dependent). Complete the electrical connections
as instructed in the applicable document.

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LGP HGP

Open Open

Fault

Self Test Reset


Closed Closed

GAS FLOW GAS FLOW


DIRECTION DIRECTION
INDICATOR INDICATOR

PRESSURE
ACCESS
LOCATION A
PRESSURE INDICATOR
ACCESS PRESSURE
LOCATION D PRESSURE ACCESS
INDICATOR ACCESS LOCATION B
LOCATION C INDICATOR
INDICATOR

M35489A

Fig. 20. Valve body and pressure port covers.

NOTE: If you need to replace a pressure access location cover, the tightening torque should be between 1.36 to 1.82 Nm
(12 to 16 in-lbf).

LGP HGP

Open Open

Fault

Self Test Reset


Closed Closed

PORT M (MID PORT I PORT I (INLET PORT M (MID


PRESSURE) (INLET PRESSURE) PRESSURE)
MODULE PRESSURE) MODULE
LOCATING MODULE
LOCATING
HOLES LOCATING
MODULE HOLES
HOLES
PORT O LOCATING PORT O
(OUTLET HOLES PORT M (MID (OUTLET
PRESSURE) PRESSURE) PRESSURE)
PORT M (MID
PORT R PRESSURE) PORT R PORT R
(REGULATOR (REGULATOR (REGULATOR
SERVO) PORT R SERVO) SERVO)
(REGULATOR
SERVO)
M35486

Fig. 21. Valve body and pressure ports.

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3 WIRING
From the factory, several items will be fully wired internally via connectors inside the electrical enclosure. The factory wiring
terminals can be found in Table 7. Customers may purchase the Honeywell SV2 Series valve with or without required electrical
connectors (continent dependent).
If purchased with electrical connectors, they may be found in a bag assembly, housed in the accessory box that contains the
literature and spare screws for mounting the pressure module or C6097 pressure switch.
If the valve is not purchased with the required electrical connectors, they may be purchased separately under part number
CONNECTORKIT-000 or purchased externally. The appropriate connector information is shown in Table 6.

Vendor Description Vendor Part Number SV2 Series Purpose Required


Quantity
Lumberg RAST 5, 2 Pole 3611 02 K02M08 Mains supply 1
Lumberg RAST 5, 3 Pole 3611 03 K04M08 RS-485 Modbus 1
1
Lumberg RAST 5, 4 Pole 3611 04 K120M08 Analog Fire Rate + Analog O2 Sensor1 2
Lumberg RAST 5, 6 Pole 3611 06 K01M08 Control Wiring 1
1. Does not apply to BASIC (5) electronics, designated by the 9th digit in the valve model number.

Table 6. SV2 Valve Electrical Connectors Identification.

A. Wiring and Conduit Recommendations

WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Disconnect the power supply making wiring connections to prevent electrical shock and equipment damage.
• More than one power supply disconnect can be involved.
IMPORTANT
–– Use only flexible conduit with the SV2 Series valve NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosures.
–– Wiring must comply with all applicable electrical codes, ordinances and regulations.
–– Wiring must comply with NEC Class 1 (line voltage) wiring.
–– Use lead wire which can withstand 90 °C (194 °F) ambient temperatures.
–– Voltage and frequency of the power supply connected to this control must agree with those marked on the device.
–– Loads connected to the VPS (valve proving system) Switch and/or POC (proof of closure) Switch, if used, must not exceed
the ratings given in Table 8.
–– Separate line and low voltage to avoid signal interference. If using conduit, run line voltage and low voltage wiring in
separate conduit.

B. Remove Electrical Enclosure Cover


To access the customer wiring terminals,
remove the valve front electrical enclosure
retaining screws with the appropriate tool.
Set the cover aside.

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C. Estimate Wiring

1 2 3

6
7

Note that the SV2 Series valves have unique line voltage, limit, interlock and VPS (valve proving system) wire routing. SV2 Series
valves require line voltage power input at all times to the internal electronics This is true of all SV2 Series valve models. Interlock
wiring is run through all valve models for solenoid power saving feature. Interlock dry contact intput/output also used for flame
safeguard control ILK string with the Pressure Module for low gas pressure and high gas pressure functions. VPS switch contact
output present on applicable models when the Pressure Module is used for VPS that is externally triggered by a separate device.
Refer to Fig. 24 through Fig. 33 for proper valve wiring.
NOTE: Even when external C6097 pressure switches are used, the ILK wiring must be run through the valve.

Certain models of the SV2 Series valves also have Modbus interface wiring as well as termination and bias resistor selections.
The Modbus interface is used for programming intelligent features and connection to a building automation system.
Fig. 22 shows all of the wiring terminals inside the valve electronics enclosure. The factory wiring terminals can be found
in Table 7 while the field wiring terminals and designations can be found in Table 8. A summary of the possible field wiring
connectors is shown below, relative to the callouts in the illustration above.
1. Mains Supply L1 and N
2. Ground Mains and Chassis
3. ILK Out/In, VPS Switch output, POC output, Main Valve 1/2
4. RS-485 Modbus (not present on Basic Intelligence models)
5. Modbus termination and bias resistors (not present on Basic Intelligence models)
6. Pressure connection for Pressure Module
7. Analog GND/IN for Fire Rate and O2 Sensor (used for future enhancements)
Other – C6097/C437 pressure switches
NOTE: Use of certain terminals & items such as VPS Switch output, POC output, Modbus, 6 and 7 is model dependent. Refer to
Table 8 for details.

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MAINS CONTROL WIRING


SUPPLY GROUND ILK ILK VPS POC MV2 MV1 PROOF OF CLOSURE
L1 N MAINS CHASSIS OUT IN SW SOLENOID 1 SOLENOID 2 POC 1 POC 2

RS-485
MODBUS

+
LGP HGP –
Open Open C
Fault
MODBUS
OFF ON
Self Test Reset Closed
Closed BIAS 1
TERMIN. 2
BIAS 3

GND IN1 GND IN2


A
MOTOR N
FUEL/AIR PRESSURE A
L
O
G
FIRE RATE O2 SENSOR

MCR37255

Fig. 22. NEMA 4 / IP66 STANDARD (6) electronics interface.

NOTES:
–– Electrical connections are the same for NEMA 1 / IP20 electrical assembly with the omission of POC 1 and POC 2.
–– BASIC (5) electronics do not have any Modbus, Fuel/Air, Pressure, Motor or Analog connections

Description Purpose Applicable Model(s)


SOLENOID 1 Connection from Solenoid 1 to main electronics. Enables powering of solenoid.
All
SOLENOID 2 Connection from Solenoid 2 to main electronics. Enables powering of solenoid.

PROOF OF CLOSURE
POC 1 Connection from Solenoid 1 POC to main electronics. Tied to the valve interface
Open and Closed LEDs. Refer to Fig. 22. All
POC 2 Connection from Solenoid 2 POC to main electronics. Tied to the valve interface (optional)
Open and Closed LEDs. Refer to Fig. 22.

FUEL/AIR Module that measures gas, air and gas/air mix inputs from fuel/air system to
V2V
control the fuel/air valves. Works with stepper MOTOR.

MOTOR Stepper motor performs valve modulation in response to changing conditions


V2V
from the fuel/air module and burner system
Table 7. Factory Wiring Information.

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Description Terminal Purpose Rating6 Applicable


Model(s)5
L1 Valve incoming voltage supply L1 connection
MAINS SUPPLY1 All
N Valve incoming voltage supply neutral connection 24, 100-240VAC,15W

GROUND MAINS Valve external ground connection


Valve chassis ground, connected to valve body ground- All
(PROTECTIVE EARTH PE) CHASSIS -
ing terminal

ILK OUT Interlock wiring run through all valve models for sole-
noid power saving feature. Dry contact output / input
also used for flame safeguard control ILK string with 24, 100-240VAC, 8A All
ILK IN Pressure Module for low gas pressure and high gas
pressure functions.
Line voltage output for Valve Proving System switch, All models with
VPS SW using the Pressure Module, for external VPS conducted 24, 100-240VAC, 0.1A Intelligent Features
by a separate device of 6 or 7
POC Line voltage output for Proof of Closure switch 24, 100-240VAC, 0.1A All valves with POC
CONTROL WIRING2 1 inch / DN25 Valves:
24VAC, 1.6A/35W
MV23 120VAC, 0.5A/55W
240VAC, 0.3A/55W
Main valve 2 and 1 incoming voltage from burner con-
trol. May be jumpered if external VPS is NOT performed 1.5-2.0 inch / DN40-50
All
or if valve is an internal VPS model (models with Intelli- Valves:
gent Features of 9) 120VAC, 1.0A/110W
240VAC, 0.6A/110W
MV13
Per coil pull-in (2 sec) at
20°C/68°F

+ Modbus Data + connection For HMI or PC Tools or


All models with Intel-
RS-485 MODBUS2 - Modbus Data - connection building automation system
ligent Features of 6
C Modbus common connection connection

BIAS Bias resistor for differential resistance


Refer to section F.entitled All models with Intel-
MODBUS BIAS RESISTORS TERM. Termination resistor
Valve Modbus Bias Setup ligent Features of 6
BIAS Bias resistor for differential resistance

Field connection for Pressure Module, which can be


used for Low gas pressure, High gas pressure, VPS All models with Intel-
PRESSURE - -
(external and internal), Leak detection or pressure ligent Features of 6
monitoring

GND Ground connection for firing rate analog input


FIRE RATE2 Firing rate 4-20mA / 2-10VDC analog input for meter- -
IN1
ing function For future enhance-
GND Ground connection for oxygen sensor analog input ments
O2 SENSOR2 O2 sensor 4-20mA / 2-10VDC analog input for fuel/air -
IN2
adaptive

1. Run line voltage wires in separate conduit.


2. Run low voltage wires in separate conduit. For the best Modbus communication performance, use shielded wire with two twisted pairs (Belden 9842 or
equivalent). Connect + and – to one twisted pair, and C to both wires of the other twisted pair. Connect the shield to Earth Ground at the end of the connected
external device (i.e. HMI or building automation system). Do not connect C to the shield. Route any noise producing wires in conduit separate from the HMI and
as far away from the HMI as possible. For further Modbus wiring information, refer to HMI installation instructions, document 32-00030.
3. MV2 and MV1 may be jumpered if there is no need to individually power them. MV2 and MV1 should NOT be jumpered if an external VPS control is used, which
requires MV2 and MV1 to be powered individually. On valve models with internal VPS functionality, MV2 and MV1 may be jumpered as the VPS sequence is
directed by the valve itself, rather than an external control.
4. Installation, operation and maintenance shall conform with National Fire Protection Association standards, national and local codes and authorities having
jurisdiction.
5. Use of the Pressure Module is only applicable to valve versions with embedded intelligence;
–– 6 = STANDARD. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module, external VPS using Pressure Module.
6. Rating may be valve supply voltage dependent.

Table 8. Field Wiring and Terminal Designation4.

D. String Wires
You will need to remove the electrical connectors from the accessory box as well any line / low voltage nuts and plugs and low
voltage cord grips. Inclusion of these items is model dependent. Complete this step BEFORE wiring to the electrical connectors.

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1. For NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosures:


NOTES:
–– Use only flexible conduit with the SV2 Series valve NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosures.
–– There are 6 low voltage entry points using M16 x 1.5 cord grips and retaining nuts.
–– There are 6 entry points with 0.875 in (2.223 cm) holes for use with ½ in (1.27 cm) conduit or the provided 1/2 in NPT cord
grip (for use with the RS-485 Modbus cable).
–– To maintain the NEMA 4 / IP66 enclosure rating when using the cord grips, the recommended wire ODs are as follows:
M16 x 1.5 cord grip: cable OD 1.7-5.8 mm (0.07-0.23 in)
½ in NPT cord grip: cable OD 4.3-11.4 mm (0.17-0.45 in)
a. Select the line and low voltage wire entry locations you wish to use.
b. If using cord grips for low voltage wires:
i. Place the small retaining nuts in the low voltage entry points you wish to use.
ii. String wires through the cord grips, low voltage entry points and nuts before wiring to connectors.
iii. Tighten M16 x 1.5 cord grips to 3.7 to 4.2 Nm (33 to 38 in-lbf).
NOTE: If using a cord grip for the RS-485 Modbus wiring, the provided 1/2 in NPT cord grip must be used due to the
recommended cable size. One of the larger 0.875 in (2.223 cm) electronic enclosure holes must be used along with one
of the ½ in lock nuts which secure factory assembled plugs. The torque to assemble the ½ in NPT lock nut to the cord
grip is 4.5 to 5.1 Nm (40 to 45 in-lbf). The torque to tighten the cord grip sealing nut around the cord is 5.6 to 6.2 Nm
(50 to 55 in-lbf).
c. If using conduit for low or line voltage wires:
i. String wires through the external conduit and through the valve enclosure entry points and conduit retaining
fittings before wiring to connectors.

ii. Torque conduit hardware to manufacturers recommended requirements.


d. For the Pressure Module: Use the cable entry point just above the Pressure Module location or in the center of the
electrical enclosure due to cable length. There are 3 low voltage entry points on the bottom of the electrical enclosure.
NOTE: A NEMA 4 / IP66 Pressure Module (PRESSMOD4x-000) must be used with a NEMA 4 / IP66 valve electrical enclosure
to retain the enclosure rating.
i. Place the retaining nut in the selected entry location.
ii. Thread the Pressure Module connector end through the hole and nut.
iii. Thread extra cable length inside electrical enclosure as desired.
iv. Insert the Pressure Module threaded cord grip into the hole and tighten,
using the retaining nut.
v. Tighten cord grip to 3.7 to 4.2 Nm (33 to 38 in-lbf).

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2. For 1 Inch / DN25 Valve NEMA 1 / IP20 enclosures:


a. String wires through enclosure rear opening or bottom slot before wiring to connectors. Separate the line and low
voltage entry points.

b. For wire strain relief, dress wires with a tie wrap to one of the wire clips located on the rear or bottom of the electrical
enclosure.
c. For the Pressure Module:
i. Thread the connector end through the slot in the bottom center of the electrical enclosure.
ii. Thread extra cable length inside electrical enclosure as desired and dress the cable to one of the provided wire clips
on the bottom of the electrical enclosure.
3. For 1.5-2.0 Inch / DN40-50 NEMA 1 / IP 20 Enclosures
• The rear enclosure covering the solenoid coils must first be removed to access the line voltage mains and control wire routing
area.
- With the valve front electrical enclosure cover off, the back cover can be
removed with one screw which is located above the valve interface on the front
side of the valve.
• Before wiring to connectors, string wires through appropriate openings:
- Low voltage wiring entry is at the bottom of the front electrical enclosure.
 Strain relief is via a loop on the electrical enclosure fixation tab.
- Line voltage wiring entry is at the bottom of the rear electrical enclosure.
Route wires between the solenoids and through two rectangular openings at the top of the front electrical enclosure.
 Wires may be secured to hooks embedded into the plastic on the rear exterior of the front electrical enclosure, just
below the rectangular openings.
 Strain relief is via eyes in the top part of the valve bonnet assembly, above the gas flow directional arrow.

• For the Pressure Module, thread the connector end through the slot in the bottom of the front electrical enclosure.
NOTE: A NEMA 1 / IP20 Pressure Module (PRESSMOD1x-000) must be used with a NEMA 1 / IP20 valve electrical enclosure.

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E. Connect Wires
1. Be sure to observe the terminal labeling as shown below and proper electrical connector placement.
2. Connect wires to the proper terminal on the proper connector.
a. Refer to Table 8.
b. Refer to the Burner Control Interface Wiring, Fig. 24 through Fig. 33.
3. Plug electrical connectors into their proper sockets
4. Plug Pressure Module (if used) connector into the socket labeled ‘PRESSURE’.

MAINS CONTROL WIRING


SUPPLY GROUND ILK ILK VPS POC MV2 MV1 PROOF OF CLOSURE
L1 N MAINS CHASSIS OUT IN SW SOLENOID 1 SOLENOID 2 POC 1 POC 2

RS-485
MODBUS

+
LGP HGP –
Open Open C
Fault
MODBUS
OFF ON
Self Test Reset Closed
Closed BIAS 1
TERMIN. 2
BIAS 3

GND IN1 GND IN2


A
MOTOR N
FUEL/AIR PRESSURE A
L
O
G
FIRE RATE O2 SENSOR

MCR37255

Fig. 23. NEMA 4 / IP66 STANDARD (6) electronics interface.

NOTES:
–– Electrical connections are the same for NEMA 1 / IP20 electrical assembly with the omission of POC 1 and POC 2
–– BASIC (5) electronics do not have any Modbus, Fuel/Air, Pressure, Motor or Analog connections.

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F. Valve Modbus Bias Setup


The SV2 Series valve can communicate via Modbus RTU communication with any compatible device. Only RTU communications
with 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no parity is supported.
When more than one SV2 Series valve is connected to the HMI or PC Tools or directly connected to a building automation
system, the Modbus termination and bias resistors should be adjusted appropriately. The resistors can be found inside the
electrical enclosure on the right-hand side and are present in all intelligent valves models; valves where the 9th digit in the part
number string are 6. Refer to Fig. 22.
The TERMIN. (termination) resistor in the ON position helps to improve signal integrity for the best performance in regards to
EMC (electromagnetic compatibility). The termination resistor may be especially helpful to improve communication when the
SV2 Series connected valve is at the end of the communication BUS.
The BIAS resistors in the ON position provide differential resistance for some older communication systems where
communication can be lost with zero voltage present on the BUS. Resistors 1 and 3 should always be in the OFF or ON positions
together. Refer to Table 9.
NOTE: If communication is problematic with all daisy-chained valves connected to the master control, adjusting the two BIAS
resistors may solve the issue.
SV2 Series valve Modbus bias and termination resistors.

SV2 Series Valve Differential Biasing


Not at At BUS Not
BUS end end required Required OFF ON
BIAS X 1
X X TERMIN. X 2
BIAS X 3

BIAS X 1
X X TERMIN. X 2
BIAS X 3

BIAS X 1
X X TERMIN. X 2
BIAS X 3

BIAS X 1
X X TERMIN. X 2
BIAS X 3

Table 9. Modbus bias resistor setup.

G. Install Plugs
For any remaining unused wire entry locations in the NEMA 4 / IP66 electronic enclosure, install plugs and associated nuts to
ensure enclosure rating. There are two different sizes of plugs for line and low voltage. The proper size and tightening torques
are shown below.
a. Low voltage, M16 x 1.5: 3.7 to 4.2 Nm (33 to 38 in-lbf).
b. Line voltage, ½ in. NPT: 4.5 to 5.1 Nm (40 to 45 in-lbf).

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Burner Control Interface Wiring


IMPORTANT:
– If the burner management control does not have a running or lockout interlock input, consult the factory. The valve
ILKIN terminal must be powered before MV1 and MV2 valve seats can be opened or a lockout will occur. The valve ILKIN
terminal must be tied to the burner management control in some manner and not simply jumpered to L1 power.
– For the best Modbus communication performance, use shielded wire with two twisted pairs (Belden 9842 or
equivalent). Connect + and - to one twisted pair, and C to both wires of the other twisted pair. Connect the shield to
earth ground at the end of the connected external device (i.e. HMI, PC or building automation system). Do not connect
C to the shield. Run any noise producing wires in conduit separate from the HMI Tool and as far away from the HMI as
possible. For further Modbus wiring information, refer to the HMI installation instructions, document 32-00030.

Valve Operational Notes


After valve terminals MV1 and MV2 are powered, the valve will run internal self-diagnostics on its MV1 contact for 200-300
milliseconds and then close the contact to power the valve seats.
All SV2 Series valves have a power save feature built in. The ILKIN / ILKOUT circuit is used as a back-up to shut off the valve
through the burner control ILK circuit. If for any reason the power save feature fails, the valve internal ILK contact is opened and
a fault annunciated.
The valve internal ILK contact is closed at all times when the valve electronics are powered, unless there is a general fault
condition, a Lo-Gas / Hi-Gas pressure lockout condition from the Pressure Module, or just after power-up before internal relay
diagnostics are complete.
The valve POC (Proof of Closure) output terminal is energized when both valve seats are sensed closed and open if one or both
valve seats are sensed as not closed. On BASIC and STANDARD electronics versions, the valve POC output will remain energized,
even during a valve lockout condition.
When using the Pressure Module for the Lo-Gas / Hi-Gas limits, the software is only active after both MV1 and MV2 valve seats
are powered.

North American Standards 7800 SERIES Operational Notes


The North American Standard EC/RM78xx controls ILK (Interlock) input must close by 10 seconds into pre-purge otherwise a
recycle to the beginning of pre-purge will occur or a safety shutdown, depending on the model. The ILK input is ignored during
post-purge.
The pre-ignition input terminal (via the valve POC output) must remain closed during standby through pre-purge otherwise the
control returns to the standby state and hold for 30 seconds or a safety shutdown occurs, depending on the model.
The pre-ignition input terminal (via the valve POC output) must be closed within the first 5 seconds of post-purge or the burner
control will lockout.
If the SV2 Series Pressure Module Lo-Gas / Hi-Gas limits are set to auto reset and one of them are tripped during the burner
control Run cycle on a burner control with lockout interlocks, the burner control will lockout on ILK lockout and need to be
manually reset. This occurs since the Pressure Module is located in the ILK circuit of the valve and burner control instead of the
Limits circuit.

European Standards 7800 SERIES Operational Notes


The European Standards EC/RM78xx controls LOS (Lockout) input is monitored at all times for closure and will lockout if the
input opens, but will continue post-purge if it opens during that sequence.
The pre-ignition input terminal (via the valve POC output) must:
- not be open an accumulative time of 30 seconds during standby
- remain closed during pre-purge through pre-ignition
otherwise a safety shutdown occurs.
At this time, the Pressure Module cannot be used for Lo-Gas / Hi-Gas limit operation on European 7800 SERIES models.

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No External VPS (Valve Proving Sequence) used; electronics configuration BASIC (5) or
STANDARD (6)
Wiring between the SV2 Series valve and Honeywell 7800 SERIES, SOLA, 7800 SERIES and ControLinks and SLATE is shown in
this section.

7800 SERIES
North American Standards (UL, CSA, FM, etc.)

7800 SERIES 1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME


SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
GROUND THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
SV2 SERIES VALVE
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
N TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
INTERNAL 1
L1 RM78XX
L1 ELECTRONICS L1 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
EC7840
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED
EC7885
AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE
POC 7 PRE-IGNITION EC7890 AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE
INTERLOCK EC7895 LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC
VPS
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE
DEMAND
7800 SERIES OPTIONAL 1 1 SV2 SERIES
MATCH VALVE
SV2 SERIES PRESSURE
VALVE AND FLAME MODULE.
ILKIN ILK WIRING SAFEGUARD
AN EXTERNAL VOLTAGES.
PRESSURE SWITCH MUST
4
2 3 5 6 2 BE(INTERLOCK)
ILK USED WITH THESE
WIRING RUNVALVE MODELS.
THROUGH
GROUND 5 THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
SV2 SERIES VALVE
ILKOUT 4 POWER SAVING
OBSERVE FEATURE.
FLAME APPLICABLEWIRING
SAFEGUARD
N
1
INTERLOCKS 6 TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
INTERNAL RUN/LOCKOUT L1
PER ITS MANUAL.
L1 RM78XX
L1 ELECTRONICS 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
INTERLOCKS EC7840 5 FOR RM7838
MODULE CONTROLS,
IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMEDWIRE THE SV2
EC7885
MV1 7 SERIES
AND USED VALVE
FOR LOW ILK (INTERLOCK)
GAS PRESSURE AHEAD
POC PRE-IGNITION EC7890 AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE AND
VALVE 1/2 EC7895
MAININTERLOCK OF THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS
LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
COMBUSTION
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVEAIR STRING.
BLOWER SWITCHES.
BASIC
VPS
MV2 (5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE
L1 LIMITS CONTROL 6 FOR
THE RM7890/EC7890
ABILITY TO INTERFACE AND
WITH EM/EC7885
THE
DEMAND
OPTIONAL 1 CONTROLS,
SV2 SERIES VALVE WIRE THE SV2
PRESSURE SERIES
MODULE.
ILKIN ILK WIRING AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST WITH
4 VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN SERIES
2 3 5 6 BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
5 THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER AS
ILKOUT THESE MODELS DO NOTWIRING
HAVE
AN
V1 INTERLOCKS 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD
V2 6
PER ITS MANUAL.
RUN/LOCKOUT AIRFLOW SWITCH.
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

INTERLOCKS 5 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2


1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME POC (PROOF
MV1 SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
7 SERIES VALVE ILKOF CLOSURE)
(INTERLOCK) MUST BE
AHEAD
MAIN VALVE 1/2 FACTORY
OF INSTALLED,
THE LOCKOUT INTERNALLY
INTERLOCKS AND
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH COMBUSTION
WIRED ANDAIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
CALIBRATED.
OUND THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
SV2 SERIES VALVE MV2
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE 6 FOR RM7890/EC7890 AND EM/EC7885
TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
INDICATES
CONTROLS, FEEDBACK
WIRE SENSING OF
THE SV2 SERIES
1 N
RNAL L1 RM78XX RELAY
VALVE ILKCONTACT
(INTERLOCK)STATUS
IN SERIES AND
WITH LINE
RONICS L1 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER AS
EC7840 VOLTAGE.
V1 MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED THESE MODELS DO NOT HAVE AN
EC7885
V2 M35592A
AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AIRFLOW SWITCH.
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

POC 7 PRE-IGNITION EC7890 AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE


INTERLOCK EC7895 7 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
VPS WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE
DEMAND INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
OPTIONAL 1 SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE.
ILKIN ILK WIRING N RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST
4 VOLTAGE.
2 3 5 6 BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
M35592A
5
ILKOUT OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING 4
INTERLOCKS 6
Fig. 24. 7800 SERIES with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.
RUN/LOCKOUT PER ITS MANUAL.
INTERLOCKS 5 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2
MV1 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD
MAIN VALVE 1/2 OF THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND
COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
MV2 6 FOR RM7890/EC7890 AND EM/EC7885
CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2 SERIES
VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN SERIES WITH
THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER AS
THESE MODELS DO NOT HAVE AN
V2
AIRFLOW SWITCH.
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

7 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE


FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
WIRED AND CALIBRATED.

INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF


RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
VOLTAGE.
M35592A

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7800 Series
European Standards (CE, EN, etc.)

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE


1 MATCH SV
N SAFEGUAR
1
INTERNAL L1
L1 EC7810
L1 ELECTRONICS 2 ILK (INTER
EC7820
THE SV2 S
EC7830
6 ES2/PRE- POWER SA
POC RM7830
IGNITION TO ALL SV
EC7850
INTERLOCK RM7850 3 WHEN THE
VPS 2 3 4 5 16 MODULE I
1
LIMITS CONTROL AND USED
RT/DEMAND 4 AND HIGH
ILKIN 5 LIMITS AR
LD2/AIRFLOW SWITCH ILK (INTER
AIRFLOW SWITCH (5) ELECTR
ILKOUT THE ABILIT
LOS/LOCKOUT INPUT
SV2 SERIE
1 AN EXTER
BE USED W
MV1
MAIN VALVE 1/2 4 OBSERVE
PER ITS M
MV2 5 FOR THE E
VALVE ILK
THE LIMIT
MODEL DO
V1 SWITCH.
V2
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

6 POC (PRO
FACTORY
WIRED AN
ALVE
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
1 SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. INDICATES
L1
L1 EC7810
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH RELAY CO
EC7820
N EC7830
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
VOLTAGE.
6 ES2/PRE- RM7830
POC
IGNITION TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
EC7850
INTERLOCK RM7850 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
VPS 2 3 4 5 16 MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED
1
LIMITS CONTROL AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE
RT/DEMAND 4 AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE
LKIN 5 LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
LD2/AIRFLOW SWITCH ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC
AIRFLOW SWITCH (5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE
KOUT THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE
LOS/LOCKOUT INPUT
SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE.
1 AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST
BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
MV1
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE
MAINAND FLAME
VALVE 1/2 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. PER ITS MANUAL.
EC7810
MV2 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH 5 FOR THE EC7810, WIRE THE SV2 SERIES
EC7820
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN SERIES WITH
EC7830
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER AS THIS
RM7830
TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS. MODEL DOES NOT HAVE AN AIRFLOW
EC7850
SWITCH.
V2 RM7850 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED 6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
1
AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
D 4 AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
5 LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
SWITCH ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE VOLTAGE.
UT INPUT
SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE. M35593B
AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST
BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.

E 1/2 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING


Fig. 25.
PER7800 SERIES with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.
ITS MANUAL.
5 FOR THE EC7810, WIRE THE SV2 SERIES
VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN SERIES WITH
THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER AS THIS
MODEL DOES NOT HAVE AN AIRFLOW
SWITCH. 41 32-00018—09

6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE


FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
SV2 SERIES SAFETY SHUT-OFF VALVES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

SOLA Controller

SOLA CONTROLLER

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE


N 1 MATCH SV
INTERNAL 1 SAFEGUAR
L1 RM791X
L1 ELECTRONICS L1
SOLA 2 ILK (INTERL
THE SV2 SE
6 1 POWER SA
POC PRE-IGNITION
J6
T5 4 TO ALL SV2
INTERLOCK
3
WHEN THE
VPS MODULE IS
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
J6 LIMIT CONTROL AND USED
T3
OPTIONAL INPUT AND HIGH
ILKIN ILK WIRING LIMITS ARE
2 3 4 5 ILK (INTERL
(5) ELECTR
ILKOUT J5
T1 INTERLOCKS THE ABILIT
RUN/LOCKOUT SV2 SERIES
INTERLOCKS AN EXTERN
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME BE USED W
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
7800 SERIES MV1
ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
J5
T3
2
MAIN VALVE 1/2
THE SV2 4 OBSERVE F
SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
TO ALL SC2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
PER ITS MA
N MV21 5
INTERNAL
L1 RM78XX
3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN
IF SOLA INT
KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF
L1 ELECTRONICS L1
EC7840 CONTROL I
VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR SPLIT
RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND.

9 1 4
CONTROL W
VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES
POC PRE-IGNITION
VALVE VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
INTERLOCK 6
V1 1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
6
SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR POC (PROO
1 V24 5 7 EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING
FACTORY I
RECTIFIER

SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
RECTIFIER

VPS VALVE PROVING SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR


L1 RM791X OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST BE
L1 8
SOLA 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
CONTROL
SWITCH
WIRED AND
ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE HMI OR
L1 LIMITS
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING THE VALVE.
6 1 POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE DEMAND (VPS))
POC ILKIN
J6
T5
PRE-IGNITION
INTERLOCK
4 TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
2 3 4
5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
INDICATES
VPS
3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
5 7 8
USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH
GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
RELAY CON
MODULE IS ENABLED,
ILKOUT PROGRAMMED
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
J6 LIMIT CONTROL AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE INTERLOCKS
VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
VOLTAGE.
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK)
T3
INPUT RUN/LOCKOUT
AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE
OPTIONAL VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO
ILKIN INTERLOCKS
ILK WIRING
N LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC
INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY.
2 3 4 5
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES
MV1 DO NOT HAVE AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE
KOUT USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
J5
T1 INTERLOCKS THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE MAIN VALVE 1
RUN/LOCKOUT SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE. 6 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER
INTERLOCKS AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST ITS MANUAL.
BE USED WITH THESE
MV2 VALVE MODELS.
MV1 MAIN VALVE 2 7 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES J5
VALVE AND FLAME
T3 MAIN VALVE 1/2 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. PER ITS MANUAL. THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND
RM791X COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
MV2
SOLA 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH 5
V1 IF SOLA INTERNAL OPERATING
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID CONTROL IS USED,V2EXTERNAL 8 FOR RM7890/EC7890 CONTROLS, WIRE THE
1
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE CONTROL WIRING NOT APPLICABLE. SV2 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN
ON
4 TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS. SERIES WITH THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER
6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE AS THESE MODELS DO NOT HAVE AN
V2 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY AIRFLOW SWITCH.
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
ROL AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE 9 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY WIRED
LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE AND CALIBRATED.
N
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC VOLTAGE. INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF RELAY
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT HAVE CONTACT STATUS AND LINE VOLTAGE
S THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE M35591B
SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE.
AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST M35594B
BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.

E 1/2 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING


Fig. 26.
PERSOLA with STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.
ITS MANUAL.
5 IF SOLA INTERNAL OPERATING
CONTROL IS USED, EXTERNAL
CONTROL WIRING NOT APPLICABLE.
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6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
SV2 SERIES SAFETY SHUT-OFF VALVES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

7800 SERIES and ControLinks

7800 SERIES AND ControLinks

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE

N
INTERNAL 1 RM7800L
ELECTRONICS L1
L1 L1 RM7838B/C
EC7840L

7
POC PRE-IGNITION 1
INTERLOCK 4
2 R7999
VPS 7
4 3
8
ILKIN 6
LIMITS CTRL LCI
L1 LCO
13 14 DEMAND
ILKOUT
11 MV
RUN/LOCKOUT
INTERLOCKS
INTERLOCKS
MV1

8
MV2 MAIN VALVE 1/2

V1 V2 .
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
3 OTHER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN R7999 AND RM/EC NOT SHOWN. OBSERVE
R7999 WIRING PER ITS MANUAL.
4 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
N USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
PRESSURE MODULE. AN EXTERAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE USED WITH THESE
VALVE MODELS.
5 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER ITS MANUAL.
6 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
7 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY WIRED
AND CALIBRATED.
8 FOR DUAL FUEL APPLICATIONS, AN APPROVED CENTER-OFF POSITION FUEL
SELECTION SWITCH IS REQUIRED. REFER TO R7999 MANUAL FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE VOLTAGE.
M35595B

Fig. 27. 7800 SERIES and ControLinks with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.

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SLATE™

SLATE

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE 1 MATCH S


SAFEGUA
N 1
INTERNAL L1 2 ILK (INTE
SLATE
L1 ELECTRONICS L1 THE SV2
R8001B2001
POWER S
6 1 TO ALL S
POC PRE-IGNITION
14 3 3 WHEN TH
INTERLOCK
4 MODULE
VPS AND USE
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
12 LCI FUEL 1/ AND HIGH
OPTIONAL
13
LCI FUEL 2 LIMITS AR
ILKIN ILK WIRING ILK (INTE
(5) ELECT
2 3 4 5
HAVE TH
ILKOUT THE SV2
19 INTERLOCKS
RUN/LOCKOUT MODULE
INTERLOCKS SWITCH M
VALVE M
MV1 4 OBSERVE
11 MAIN VALVE 1 PER ITS M
MV2 5 IF SLATE
CONTRO
9 MAIN VALVE 2 CONTRO
RIES VALVE 1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
6 POC (PRO
1 V1 FACTORY
2 V2 WIRING RUN THROUGH
ILK (INTERLOCK)
RECTIFIER

L1
RECTIFIER

SLATE
L1
R8001B2001 THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID WIRED AN
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
1 TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
POC 6
14
PRE-IGNITION
3
INDICATE
INTERLOCK 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
4 MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED RELAY C
VPS AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE
L1 LIMITS CONTROL LCI FUEL 1/ AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE
VOLTAGE
12
OPTIONAL
13
LCI FUEL 2 LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
ILKIN ILK WIRING ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC
2 3 4 N
5
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT
HAVE THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH
ILKOUT THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
19 INTERLOCKS
RUN/LOCKOUT MODULE. AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE
INTERLOCKS SWITCH MUST BE USED WITH THESE
VALVE MODELS.
MV1 4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE11AND FLAME
MAIN VALVE 1
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. PER ITS MANUAL.

MV2 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH 5 IF SLATE INTERNAL OPERATING


SLATE CONTROL IS USED, EXTERNAL
R8001B2001 THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
POWER SAVING FEATURE. 9APPLICABLE
MAIN VALVE 2 CONTROL WIRING NOT APPLICABLE.
1 TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS. 6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
ON
3
V2 3 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
4 MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
AND USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE
INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE
RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
LIMITS ARE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL
VOLTAGE.
ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC
(5) ELECTRONICS VALVES DO NOT
HAVE THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
S M35596A
MODULE. AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE
SWITCH MUST BE USED WITH THESE
VALVE MODELS.
4 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING
E1 PERSLATE
ITS MANUAL.
Fig. 28. with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.
5 IF SLATE INTERNAL OPERATING
CONTROL IS USED, EXTERNAL
E2 CONTROL WIRING NOT APPLICABLE.
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6 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
SV2 SERIES SAFETY SHUT-OFF VALVES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

European Burner Controls


European Standards (CE, EN, etc.)
Certain European burner controls do not have separate interlock circuits. The SV2 Series valves require that the ILKIN terminal
be tied to the burner management control is some manner and not simply jumpered to L1 power.
Burner controls with independently switched line and neutral voltages will not work as is with the SV2 Series valves and require
extra components plus wiring to make them work effectively with the SV2 Series valves.
As well, per European standards, the burner management control used shall have two line voltage switching elements in
series that switch power to the valve coils. If the burner control does not have two switching elements in series, the following
alternatives may be used in the European Union, per KIWA.
For systems where VPS is not used, MV1 and MV2 may be jumpered and powered together.

Option 1
Add an external safety relay to ensure that both the switched L1 and L2 (Neutral) of the burner control are used.

GROUND
SV2 SERIES VALVE
N
INTERNAL 1
L1 ELECTRONICS

POC

VPS

ILKIN
Burner Control
L1
ILKOUT
87

85
87a

MV1
30

85

MV2 L2

V1
V2
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

Fig. 29. European Burner Control with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.

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Option 2
Alternately, a transformer may be used. The transformer must be a double- or reinforced-isolated separation transformer, so
that a short between the primary and secondary is excluded. EN298:2012 Annex E requires the use of either an EN61558-
2-6 or EN61558-2-16 approved transformer, however, the actual meaningful requirement is the isolation strength of the
transformer and not the fact that the secondary is an accessible voltage.
• Use a 240/240VAC transformer
• ILKIN is only energized if both relays are ON
• Transformer may also be used to convert 240/120/24VAC as desired. Match to appropriate SV2 Series valve model
(24/120/240 VAC).
NOTE: EN61558-2-6 specifically requires that the “secondary does not exceed 50 VAC or 120 V ripple-free VDC”, whereas
EN61558-2-16 does NOT have such a requirement. In this case, ONLY the reinforced isolation is relevant.

GROUND
SV2 SERIES VALVE
N
INTERNAL 1
L1 ELECTRONICS

POC

VPS

ILKIN
Burner Control
L1
ILKOUT

MV1
L2(N)
L2
MV2

V1
V2
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

Fig. 30. European Burner Control with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, No External VPS.

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External VPS (Valve Proving Sequence) Used;


Electronics configuration BASIC (5) with external pressure switch or STANDARD with
Pressure Module
The SV2 Series valve Pressure Module is used with this scenario with the VPS switch output coming from the SV2 Series
electronics.
Wiring between the SV2 Series valve and Honeywell 7800 SERIES, 7800 SERIES and ControLinks and SLATE is shown in this
section.

7800 SERIES
North American Standards (UL, CSA, FM, etc.)
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
7800 SERIES
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
TO ALL SC2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
N 1
INTERNAL 3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN
L1 RM78XX KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF
L1 ELECTRONICS L1
EC7840 VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR SPLIT
RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND.

9 1 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES


POC PRE-IGNITION
VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
INTERLOCK 6
SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR
EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING
4 5 7
VPS VALVE PROVING SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR
8 OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST BE
SWITCH
ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE HMI OR
L1 LIMITS CONTROL PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING THE VALVE.
DEMAND (VPS))
ILKIN 5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
2 3 4 MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH
ILKOUT 5 7 8 GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
INTERLOCKS INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK)
RUN/LOCKOUT VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
INTERLOCKS VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO
INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY.
AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE
MV1 USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
MAIN VALVE 1
6 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER
ITS MANUAL.
MV2
MAIN VALVE 2 7 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2
SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND
800 SERIES
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
V1 V2 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
8 FOR RM7890/EC7890 CONTROLS, WIRE THE
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE SV2 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN
TO ALL SC2 SERIES VALVE MODELS. SERIES WITH THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER
N 1 AS THESE MODELS DO NOT HAVE AN
INTERNAL 3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN
1 L1 SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAMERM78XX
MATCH AIRFLOW SWITCH.
KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF
L1 ELECTRONICS L1
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
EC7840 VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR SPLIT
RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND. 9 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
1 FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY WIRED
9 THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES
POC PRE-IGNITION
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE AND CALIBRATED.
N TO ALL SC2 SERIES INTERLOCK
VALVE MODELS. 6 VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR
EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF RELAY
4 5 3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN 7
L1 VPS VALVEENERGIZED
PROVINGIF SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR CONTACT STATUS AND LINE VOLTAGE
L1 RM78XX KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST BE
AFTER, BOTH OR SPLIT 8
VPS IS PERFORMED SWITCH M35591B
EC7840 ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE HMI OR
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND. PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING THE VALVE.
1 DEMAND (VPS))
9 1 ILKIN
MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES 5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
PRE-IGNITION
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
6 2 3 ONLY
VALVE 4 APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
INTERLOCK SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH
2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH 5 7 8
EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
4 5 THE SV2 SERIES VALVEILKOUT
FOR SOLENOID 7
SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR
INTERLOCKS INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK)
VALVE PROVING
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE RUN/LOCKOUT OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST BE VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
TO ALL SC2 SERIES SWITCH
VALVE MODELS.
8
INTERLOCKS ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE HMI OR VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO
L1 LIMITS CONTROL PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING THE VALVE. INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
DEMAND
3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING (VPS))
AS SHOWN PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY.
RM78XX KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF 5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE
2
VPS 3
IS 4
PERFORMED AFTER,MV1
BOTH OR SPLIT MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
EC7840 USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND. USED FOR LOW GASMAIN VALVEAND
PRESSURE 1 HIGH
5 7 8 GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE 6 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER
1 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT INTERLOCKS
FROM SV2 SERIES INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK) ITS MANUAL.
N VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
RUN/LOCKOUT
6 MV2 THE SV2
VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN
Fig. 31. 7800
SERIES SERIESMODULE
PRESSURE with BASIC
IS USEDor VALVES DO NOT
STANDARD Electronics,
FOR HAVEMAIN
External VALVE
THEVPS
ABILITY 2TO
Used. 7 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2
INTERLOCKS
EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
7 PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY. THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND
NG SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR
OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST BE AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
8 USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
V1 ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE
MAIN VALVE 1 HMI OR
V2 THE
PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING VALVE. 8 FOR RM7890/EC7890 CONTROLS, WIRE THE
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

) 6 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER SV2 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) IN
5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE ITS MANUAL.
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
47 SERIES WITH THE LIMITS AND CONTROLLER 32-00018—09
AS THESE MODELS DO NOT HAVE AN
USED FOR LOW GASMAIN VALVEAND
PRESSURE 2 HIGH 7 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2 AIRFLOW SWITCH.
GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK) THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND 9 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES. FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY WIRED
VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO AND CALIBRATED.
N INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE 8 FOR RM7890/EC7890 CONTROLS, WIRE THE
SV2 SERIES SAFETY SHUT-OFF VALVES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

7800 SERIES and ControLinks

7800 SERIES AND ControLinks

GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE

N
INTERNAL 1 RM7800L
ELECTRONICS L1
L1 L1 RM7838B/C
EC7840L
10
POC PRE-IGNITION 1
INTERLOCK
5 4
VPS 6 VALVE PROVING 7
SWITCH
8
ILKIN 2 3 5 6 8 R7999 9
HIGH FIRE
4 HFS 10
PURGE SWITCH
ILKOUT 11
LIMITS CTRL LCI
L1 LCO
13 14 DEMAND (VPS)

INTERLOCKS
11 MV
RUN/LOCKOUT
MV1 9 INTERLOCKS

11
MAIN VALVE 1
MV2
11
MAIN VALVE 2
.
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES.
V1 V2 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.

3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF VPS


IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR SPLIT RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT DEMAND.
4 OTHER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN R7999 AND RM/EC NOT SHOWN. OBSERVE R7999
WIRING PER ITS MANUAL.
N
5 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING
SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT OR OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE MUST
BE ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED VIA THE HMI OR PC TOOLS WHEN COMMISSIONING
THE VALVE.
6 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK) VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY. AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH
MUST BE USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.

7 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING PER ITS MANUAL.

8 FOR RM7838 CONTROLS, WIRE THE SV2 SERIES VALVE ILK (INTERLOCK) AHEAD OF
THE LOCKOUT INTERLOCKS AND COMBUSTION AIR BLOWER SWITCHES.
9 LINE VOLTAGE RELAY SPDT, WITH NC CONTACT WIRE INTO THE LINE FROM
RM/EC SUBBASE MAIN VALVE TERMINAL 9 AND R7999 SUBBASE TERMINAL 11.
RELAY NEEDED FOR VPS APPLICATION IF BEFORE, SPLIT OR BOTH SELECTED.
NOT REQUIRED WHEN AFTER IS SELECTED.
10 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY WIRED
AND CALIBRATED.
11 FOR DUAL FUEL APPLICATIONS, AN APPROVED CENTER-OFF POSITION FUEL
SELECTION SWITCH IS REQUIRED. ADDITIONALLY, THE BURNER CONTROL DEMAND
TERMINAL INPUT MUST BE SWITCHED FROM VPS/GAS TERMINAL 17 TO OIL
TERMINAL 6. REFER TO R79999 MANUAL FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE VOLTAGE.


M35597B

Fig. 32. 7800 SERIES and ControLinks with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, External VPS Used.

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SLATE™
1 MATCH S
SAFEGUA
SLATE 2 ILK (INTER
THE SV2 S
POWER S
TO ALL S
GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE
3 ILK (INTER
N 1 KEEPS VA
INTERNAL L1 VPS IS PE
SLATE
L1 ELECTRONICS L1 SPLIT REL
R8001B2001
DEMAND.
8 1
POC PRE-IGNITION 4 VPS CONT
14 5 VALVE ON
INTERLOCK
6 SERIES P
VPS 4 5 VALVE PROVING EXTERNA
18
SWITCH SEQUENC
L1 LIMITS CONTROL
12 LCI FUEL 1/ OR OTHE
ILKIN 13
LCI FUEL 2 MUST BE
2 3 VIA THE H
4 5 7 COMMISS
ILKOUT
19 INTERLOCKS 5 WHEN TH
RUN/LOCKOUT MODULE
1 MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
INTERLOCKS SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. USED FOR
SLATE 2 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH GAS PRES
MV1 THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
11 MAIN VALVE 1
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE INCLUDED
GROUND SV2 SERIES VALVE
TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE MODELS.
VALVE ST
3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN
N 1 KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF VALVES D
MV2L1
INTERNAL
SLATE VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR INTERFAC
L1 ELECTRONICS L1
R8001B2001 9 MAIN VALVE 2
SPLIT RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT
DEMAND. PRESSURE
1
POC 8
PRE-IGNITION
5
4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES AN EXTER
14 VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
INTERLOCK
6 SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR USED WIT
V1 VPS 4 5 VALVE PROVING EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING
V2 18
SWITCH SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT 6 OBSERVE
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

L1 LIMITS CONTROL LCI FUEL 1/ OR OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE


ILKIN
2 3
12
13
LCI FUEL 2 MUST BE ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED PER ITS M
VIA THE HMI OR PC TOOLS WHEN

ILKOUT 1 4 5 VALVE
MATCH SV2 SERIES 7 AND FLAME
COMMISSIONING THE VALVE.
7 IF SLATE
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. 19 INTERLOCKS
RUN/LOCKOUT
5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
CONTROL
ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN THROUGH
2INTERLOCKS
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE FOR SOLENOID
USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH WIRING N
GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
MV1 POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK)
N MAIN VALVE 1
TO ALL SV2 SERIES VALVE11MODELS.
VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS 8 POC (PRO
S VALVE
1 MV2
3 ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING AS SHOWN
KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF
VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO
INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
FACTORY
9 MAIN VALVE 2
L1 SLATE VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY. WIRED AN
L1 SPLIT RELATIVE TO THE CALL FOR HEAT AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE
R8001B2001
DEMAND. USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
POC 81 V1
MATCH SV2 SERIES VALVE AND FLAME
1
V2 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES
INDICATE
PRE-IGNITION 6 OBSERVE FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

14
SAFEGUARD VOLTAGES. INTERLOCK
5 VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2 PER ITS MANUAL. RELAY CO
6 SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR
VPS 4 2 5ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING RUN
THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
THROUGH
VALVE PROVING EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING 7 IF SLATE INTERNAL OPERATING VOLTAGE
18FOR SOLENOID CONTROL IS USED, EXTERNAL CONTROL
SWITCH SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT
POWER SAVING FEATURE. APPLICABLE WIRING NOT APPLICABLE.
LIMITS
L1 TO ALL SV2CONTROL OR OTHER CONTROL. THIS FEATURE
12 LCI
SERIES VALVE FUEL 1/
MODELS.
ILKIN 13
LCI FUEL 2 MUST BE ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED 8 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
N
3 ILK (INTERLOCK)2 3
WIRING AS SHOWN VIA THE HMI OR PC TOOLS WHEN FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
KEEPS VALVE SOLENOIDS ENERGIZED IF COMMISSIONING THE VALVE. WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
4 5 7
ILKOUT
SLATE VPS IS PERFORMED AFTER, BOTH OR
SPLIT RELATIVE TO 19 CALL
THE INTERLOCKS
FOR HEAT 5 WHEN THE SV2 SERIES VALVE PRESSURE
R8001B2001 RUN/LOCKOUT INDICATES FEEDBACK SENSING OF
DEMAND. MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND RELAY CONTACT STATUS AND LINE
1 INTERLOCKS USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH VOLTAGE.
ON 4 VPS CONTACT OUTPUT FROM SV2 SERIES M35598B
GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE
MV1 5 VALVE ONLY APPLICABLE WHEN THE SV2
11 MAIN VALVE 1 INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK)
6 SERIES PRESSURE MODULE IS USED FOR VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS
VING EXTERNALLY-INITIATED VALVE PROVING VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO
MV2 SEQUENCE BY BURNER MANAGEMENT INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE
OR OTHER CONTROL. 9 MAIN
THIS VALVE 2
FEATURE PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY.
MUST BE ENABLED AND PROGRAMMED AN EXTERNAL PRESSURE SWITCH MUST BE
VIA THE HMI OR PC TOOLS WHEN USED WITH THESE VALVE MODELS.
COMMISSIONING THE VALVE.
V2
Fig. 6 OBSERVEVPS
FLAME SAFEGUARD WIRING
S 5 33.
WHENSLATE withSERIES
THE SV2 BASICVALVE
or STANDARD
PRESSURE Electronics, External Used.
PER ITS MANUAL.
MODULE IS ENABLED, PROGRAMMED AND
USED FOR LOW GAS PRESSURE AND HIGH 7 IF SLATE INTERNAL OPERATING
GAS PRESSURE LIMITS, THE LIMITS ARE CONTROL IS USED, EXTERNAL CONTROL
49 32-00018—09
INCLUDED IN THE INTERNAL ILK (INTERLOCK) WIRING NOT APPLICABLE.
E1
VALVE STRING. BASIC (5) ELECTRONICS 8 POC (PROOF OF CLOSURE) MUST BE
VALVES DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO FACTORY INSTALLED, INTERNALLY
INTERFACE WITH THE SV2 SERIES VALVE WIRED AND CALIBRATED.
E2
PRESSURE MODULE OR VPS FUNCTIONALITY.
SV2 SERIES SAFETY SHUT-OFF VALVES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

European Burner Controls


European Standards (CE, EN, etc.)
Some European burner controls have low voltage limit and/or VPS terminals, which differs from the line voltage load terminals.
The wiring diagram below addresses wiring of such controls with the SV2 Series valves.
Certain European burner controls do not have separate interlock circuits. The SV2 Series valves require that the ILKIN terminal
be tied to the burner management control is some manner and not simply jumpered to L1 power.
Burner controls with independently switched line and neutral voltages will not work as is with the SV2 Series valves and require
extra components plus wiring to make them work effectively with the SV2 Series valves.
As well, per European standards, the burner management control used shall have two line voltage switching elements in series
that switch power to the valve coils. If the burner control does not two switching elements in series, the following alternatives
may be used in the European Union, per KIWA.
For systems using VPS, MV1 and MV2 must be powered separately.

GROUND
SV2 SERIES VALVE Burner Control
N
INTERNAL 1 Low voltage
L1 ELECTRONICS VPS OUT

POC
Low voltage
VPS IN
N(L2)
VPS Low voltage
limit OUT

ILKIN
L1
Low voltage
ILKOUT limit IN

L1 (MV1)
MV1

MV2
L3 (N)

V1
V2
L2 (MV2)
RECTIFIER

RECTIFIER

Fig. 34. European Burner Control with BASIC or STANDARD Electronics, External VPS Used.

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4 VALVE CHECKOUT AND OPERATION


WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Do not allow fuel to accumulate in the combustion chamber for longer than a few seconds without igniting. An
explosive mixture can result.
• Do not put the system into service until you have satisfactorily completed the following Valve Seat Leak Test,
all applicable tests described in the Checkout section of the flame safeguard control manual, and any other
tests required by the burner manufacturer.
• All tests must be performed by a trained, experienced combustion service technician.
• Close all manual fuel shut-off valves as soon as trouble occurs. After the installation is complete, perform the
Valve Seat Leak Test before putting the valve into service.
NOTE: In order to complete the leak test procedure outlined below, it is necessary to energize the valve seats. Valves with
intelligent features can be readily energized if the Installer + OEM passwords have already been assigned, thereby
removing faults associated with un-assigned passwords.
For an un-programmed valve, the user must log in with the default OEM password and/or assign Installer + OEM
passwords in order to bypass the fault conditions associated with un-assigned passwords in order to energize the valve
seats. Default passwords are automatically pre-filled in the appropriate field during the initial user login.

A. Valve Connection and Accessory Leak Test


IMPORTANT
Leak check should be performed only by trained, experienced combustion service technician during the initial startup of
the burner system, or whenever the valve is replaced. It is recommended that this test also be included in the scheduled
inspection and maintenance procedures.
1. Gather required items:
a. Rich soap and water solution
2. Close the downstream manual gas valve(s), if present (refer to NOTE below).
3. Open the upstream manual gas valve(s).
4. Energize the valve train to apply gas pressure. Make sure no gas is released downstream to the burner.
5. Test with rich soap and water solution to make sure there is no leak at any pipe, flange, adapter, accessory module or valve
mating surface.
6. De-energize the control system to make sure no power goes to the valves.

NOTE: If downstream manual gas valve(s) not present, only open/power SV2 Series valve V1 and check for leaks. Recheck for
leaks on complete system when operational.

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B. Valve Seat Leak Test (Refer to Fig. 35)


IMPORTANT
This is a test for checking the closure tightness of the gas shut-off valve. It should be performed only by trained, experienced
combustion service technicians during the initial startup of the burner system or whenever the valve is replaced. It is
recommended that this test should also be included in the scheduled inspection and maintenance procedures. Refer to Fig. 35.

WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard and Explosion Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
Remove the power from the system before beginning the valve leak test to prevent electrical shock. More than one
disconnect may be involved. Power the system only when requested in the test procedure.
A B C M/O E DOWNSTREAM
LEAK MANUAL
4
TEST GAS VALVE
TAP
GAS
SUPPLY BURNER
PRV SSOV
UPSTREAM
2 3
MANUAL F
GAS VALVE 1/4 IN. (6 MM)
FLEXIBLE MANUAL
TUBING TEST 1
1/4 IN. (6 MM) PETCOCK
ALUMINUM OR
COPPER PILOT
TUBING JAR OR GLASS
WITH WATER

1 (13 MM)
2
CUT AT
45 DEGREE
ANGLE
1 CAN ALSO BE A PERMANENT PETCOCK.

2 PRV = PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE.

3 SSOV = SAFETY SHUTOFF VALVE.

4 USE ONLY ONE OF THE DOWNSTREAM TAPS ON THE SSOV. M9547H

Fig. 35. Valve seat leak test.

1. Gather required items:


a. Glass or jar filled with water
b. ¼ in (6mm) flexible tubing,
c. ¼ in (6mm) aluminum or copper pilot tubing with one end cut at 45° angle,
d. Manual test petcock.
NOTE: The use of a gas ‘sniffer’ if not recommended as an alternative to this procedure as it can only sense gas leaks through
the outer wall. The procedure outlined below is designed to locate and quantify a gas leak.
2. De-energize the control system to make sure no power goes to the valves.
3. To test the first SSOV, close the upstream manual gas valve (A).
4. Make sure the manual test petcock (F) is closed in the leak test tap assembly.
5. Remove the 1/8 in (3mm) NPT or BSP plug from pressure tap point (M) on the valve. Refer to Fig. 21 and Fig. 35
6. Install the leak test tap into pressure tap point (M) on the valve body.
7. Open the upstream manual gas valve (A) to pressurize the first SSOV.
8. Immerse the 1/4 in (6mm) tube vertically 1/2 in. (13mm) in a jar of water.
9. Slowly open the manual test petcock (F).
10. When the rate of bubbles coming through the water stabilizes, count the number of bubble appearing during a ten second
period. Each bubble appearing represents a flow rate of 0.001 cfh (28 cch). Refer to Table 10.
11. Close the upstream manual gas valve (A).

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12. Close the manual test petcock (F).


13. Remove the leak test tap from the valve body.
14. Using a small amount of pipe sealant on the 1/8 in (3mm) NPT or BSP plug, re-install the plug in pressure tap point (M).
Maximum tightening torque is 60 in-lbf (7 Nm).
15. To test the second SSOV, remove the 1/8 in. (3mm) NPT or BSP plug from the valve outlet flange (O).
16. Install the leak test tap into the valve outlet flange pressure tap (O).
17. Close the downstream manual gas valve (E).
18. Open the upstream manual gas valve (A).
19. Energize the first SSOV.
20. Immerse the 1/4 in. (6mm) tube vertically 1/2 in. (13mm) into a jar of water.
21. Slowly open the manual test petcock (F).
22. When the rate of bubbles coming through the water stabilizes, count the number of bubbles appearing during a ten second
period. Each bubble appearing represents a flow rate of 0.001 cfh (28 cch). Refer to Table 10.
23. De-energize the first SSOV.
24. Remove the leak test tap from the outlet flange.
25. Using a small amount of pipe sealant on the 1/8 in. (3mm) NPT or BSP plug, re-install the plug in the valve outlet flange.
Maximum tightening torque is 30 in-lbf (3 Nm).

Pipe Size Maximum Seat Maximum Number Maximum Seat Maximum Number
DN Leakage1 of Bubbles in Leakage2 of Bubbles in
(in. NPT or BSP) cch 1 minute cch 1 minute
DN25 (1) 235 cch 26 40 cch 4
DN20 (3/4) 235 cch 26 40 cch 4
DN25 (1) 235 cch 26 40 cch 4
DN32 (1 ¼) 235 cch 26 60 cch 7
DN40 (1 ½) 353 cch 39 60 cch 7
DN50 (2) 470 cch 52 60 cch 7
1. Based on air at standard conditions and test pressures provided by ANSI Z21.21-2012/CSA6.5-2012 paragraph 2.4.2 and a maximum of 235 cc/hr (air) per inch
of seal-off diameter. Seal-off diameter is not to be confused with pipe size.
2. Based on air at standard conditions and test pressures provided by EN 161.
Table 10. Maximum Bubbles Per Pipe Size.

After the Test


1. Make sure the downstream manual gas valve (E) is closed.
2. Open the upstream manual gas valve (A) and energize the valve through the safety system.
3. Test with rich soap and water solution to make sure there are no leaks at the middle and valve outlet flange test taps (M) /
(O) or any pipe adapter / valve mating surfaces.
4. De-energize the valve.
5. Cycle the valve several times with the manual fuel shut-off cock closed. Verify that the valve, accessory modules and control
system function properly.
6. Open the downstream manual gas valve (E).
7. Restore the system to normal operation.

5 PROGRAMMING AND SETUP


The SV2 Series valve’s intelligent features are programmed via the use of the HMI or PC Tool (HMITOOL-000 or PCTOOL-000).
The programmable features, which are model dependent, include:
• Valve Modbus address + communication speed
• Pressure monitoring via Pressure Module
• Low gas pressure switch reset type and setting
• High gas pressure switch reset type and setting

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• VPS (valve proving system)


• Fuel/air firing curve (Premix/V2V valves)
IMPORTANT
–– You DO NOT have to enable and utilize the intelligent valve features.
–– Any intelligent features used do require completion of setup and verification during the initial valve setup using the HMI or
PC tools before the valve will be operational.
–– When using the Pressure Module, you MUST use both the low gas pressure and high gas pressure settings.

Refer to the following documents for valve setup instructions using the HMI or PC Tools.
–– 32-00023, PC Tool Installation Instructions
–– 32-00030, HMI Tool Installation Instructions
–– 32-00031, HMI / PC Tool User Manual

A. Connect Wiring
Connect the Modbus wiring per the HMI Tool or PC Tool installation instructions (whichever is used).

NOTE: An opto-isolated USB to RS-485 converter is recommended for use with the SV2 Series PC Tool to break ground loops.

B. Power Valve and Programming Tool


Power the valve and the HMI Tool or PC Tool. The welcoming screen as in Fig. 36 should be shown.

Fig. 36. Touchscreen HMI (HMITOOL-000).

C. Complete Setup
Follow the embedded wizards in the HMI or PC Tool to complete the setup of all applicable intelligent items as required. You may
reference the HMI / PC Tool User Manual, document 32-00031.

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6 Final Wiring Check and Static Checkout


A. Test

CAUTION
• Cycle the valve several times with the manual fuel shut-off valve closed. Verify that the valve, accessory modules
and control system function properly.
• Test each limit and interlock to ensure system operates correctly as defined in the applicable flame safeguard
control manual instructions.
• Follow burner management system checkout guidelines. For 7800 SERIES, refer to the “Checkout and Test”
document (Form #65-0229).
• Perform any other recommended manufacturer or other required tests.

Troubleshooting

WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause severe injury, death or property damage.
Use extreme caution when troubleshooting; line voltage is present.
IMPORTANT
Do not replace the valve until all other sources of trouble have been eliminated.

Service Information

WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause severe injury, death or property damage.
• Turn off gas supply and disconnect all electrical power to the valve before servicing
• Only trained, experienced combustion service technicians should attempt to service or repair flame safeguard controls,
burner assemblies or valve trains.
• Refer to SV2 Series User Manual, 32-00029, for advice on component field replacements.

Scheduled Inspection and Maintenance


Setup and follow a schedule for periodic inspection and maintenance, including the burner, all other controls and the valves. It
is recommended that the valve leak test in the Valve Checkout and Operation section of this manual be included in the periodic
inspection and maintenance schedule. Refer to the instructions for the primary safety control(s) for more inspection and
maintenance information.

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7 FINISH
A. Replace Enclosure Cover

1. Replace the valve electrical enclosure cover.


2. Tightening torque for each fastener should be between 1.26 and 1.54 Nm (11 to 13.63 in-lbf).

B. Replace Solenoid Cover


1. Replace the solenoid cover if it has been removed during installation
2. Tightening torque should be between 2.2 to 2.35 Nm (19.5 to 20.8 in-lbf).

C. Your Valve is Ready to Use


Your SV2 Series safety shut-off valve installation and setup is now complete!

VALVE INTERFACE
The valve interface contains 8 back lit LEDs, which are used to indicate the following conditions; valve seat open / closed or
powered / not powered status, the presence of a general fault condition, low gas pressure or high gas pressure fault condition or
if a self-test is in process.
The valve seat Open / Closed LEDs indicate the status of the valve seat over which they are situated 1.
The valve interface also has a push Reset button, which is used to reset the valve in the event it is in lockout status, to verify
safety parameters after setup and to reverse the Open / Closed LEDs when the valve electronics orientation is changed in the
field (refer to Note 1 below).

LGP HGP

Open Open

Fault

Self Test Reset


Closed Closed
M35729
Fig. 37. Valve interface.

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LED Purpose Applicable


Models

If a POC (proof of closure switch) is present on the valve, this LED indicates that the valve seat is
open. This gives visual position indication per FM (Factory Mutual) 7400 and ANSI Z21.21 / CSA
6.5. LED gives status indication of the valve seat over which the LED is situated. 1
Open If a POC (proof of closure switch) is NOT present, this LED indicates the solenoid is powered.

If a POC (proof of closure switch) is present on the valve, this LED indicates that the valve seat is
closed. This gives visual position indication per FM (Factory Mutual) 7400 and ANSI Z21.21 / CSA
6.5. LED gives status indication of the valve seat over which the LED is situated. 1
All valve
Closed If a POC (proof of closure switch) is NOT present, this LED indicates the solenoid not powered. models

The Self Test LED indicates a valve test is being performed. Self Tests include circuit check during
initial power-up, internal VPS, leak detection test, manual low gas or high gas pressure tests.
Self Test NOTE: On BASIC intelligence valves, this only indicates a circuit check.

Indicates a fault condition exists.


Fault
Indicates a Low Gas Pressure fault condition exists when a SV2 Series Pressure Module is used on
the valve. All mod-
LGP NOTE: The Fault LED will also be lit while this fault is active. els with
Intelligent
Indicates a High Gas Pressure fault condition exists when a SV2 Series Pressure Module is used on Features
the valve. of 6
HGP NOTE: The Fault LED will also be lit while this fault is active.
Table 11. Valve Interface LED Descriptions.

1. Valve electronics orientation is ordered as left-hand or right-hand mounted from the factory (defined as being viewed from
the valve gas outlet / burner end). If the electronics orientation is changed in the field (as illustrated in the SV2 Series User
Manual 32-00029), the LED orientation procedure must be completed to ensure the LED annunciation continues to indicate
status of the valve seat over which it is situated. This procedure is part of the instructions in the SV2 Series User Manual for
changing electronics orientation.

PASSWORD RESET FEATURE


Valves are shipped with default main OEM and Installer passwords pre-configured. These passwords have to be changed before
the valve can be used in an application without user observation.
NOTE: The OEM can choose to create the Installer password or allow the Installer to assign it during their initial login.
Additionally, the OEM must assign a reset password for their OEM level usage.
Should the Installer and/or OEM main access level passwords be lost, password reset is possible, if the reset mechanisms were
enabled by the OEM. The reset mechanism will vary between the Installer and OEM levels as indicated below. Note that cycling
of the valve or user interface power will not defeat this methodology.
NOTES:
–– The reset password/code simply allows the appropriate user to reset the current password back to the Honeywell factory
default value. Once the password is reset, the user can then log in and assign new password(s).
–– After password reset to the default value, if the affected OEM / Installer main and OEM reset passwords are not set to new
non-default values, the valve will be in lockout status and will not operate unless the OEM user is logged in. The applicable
password(s) must be configured in order to clear the fault code(s).

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Installer Reset
An Installer level 12-character random code is generated at the factory, which is only applicable to a particular valve serial
number. That code is placed on a card which is shipped with the valve in the accessory box. If the card should be lost, the code
is also placed on the back of the valve main electronics assembly.
NOTES:
–– The OEM can choose to enable or disable the Installer password reset function.
• If it is enabled, the Installer can follow the reset instructions below.
• If it is disabled and the main Installer password is lost, the Installer will not be able to reset the main password and will
effectively be locked out of editing the valve.
• In order to make editing possible, the OEM would have to login and enable the Installer password reset function or set a
new Installer password.
–– To access the Installer reset code on back of the valve main electronics assembly:
• First remove power to the valve.
• The tamper evident seal must be broken. Write the applicable code for reference after re-powering the valve.
To reset the Installer main password, access the valve using either the HMI Tool touchscreen display or the PC Tool. Select the
appropriate access level and password type. Enter the 12-character random code as requested. Change the Installer level main
password as requested.

OEM Reset
At the factory, the OEM will assign a main and a reset password for the valve. These 2 passwords cannot be the same. However,
the reset password could be the same for all individual OEM valves/appliances.
NOTES:
–– The OEM can choose to enable or disable the OEM password reset function.
• If it is enabled, the OEM can follow the reset instructions below.
• If it is disabled and the main OEM password is lost, the OEM will not be able to reset the password and will effectively be
locked out of editing the valve at the OEM level.
• If the Installer level main password is known, the OEM can access the valve using it and edit the parameters open to the
Installer level.
• In order to make OEM level editing possible, the valve main electronics would have to be replaced and the valve
completely re-programmed at both the OEM & Installer levels.
To reset the OEM main password, access the valve using either the HMI Tool touchscreen display or the PC Tool. Select the
appropriate access level and password type. Enter the OEM-assigned reset password. Change the OEM main level password as
requested.
Refer to the HMI/PC Tool User Manual and the SV2 Series Valve User Manual, documents 32-00031 and 32-00029, for detailed
information regarding the OEM and Installer access level password assignments and the password reset feature. Both are
available online at https://customer.honeywell.com.

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PATENTS
The following is a list of granted patents for the SV2 Series valve platform as of May 2017:
NOTE: Every effort is made to keep this information up to date, however, there may be patent grants in process that are not
captured here.

Country Title Patent Number


United States GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC PROOF OF CLOSURE SYSTEM 8899264
GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC VALVE PROVING SYSTEM 9074770
GAS VALVE WITH FUEL RATE MONITOR 8905063
GAS VALVE WITH VALVE LEAKAGE TEST 8947242
GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC CYCLE COUNTER 8839815
GAS VALVE WITH COMMUNICATION LINK 9557059
A BURNER CONTROL SYSTEM 9234661
A BURNER CONTROL SYSTEM 9657946
GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC HEALTH MONITORING 9645584
VALVE CONTROL MODULE D755927
USER INTERFACE ICONS FOR A VALVE CONTROLLER D771705
USER INTERFACE FOR A VALVE CONTROLLER D763921
GAS VALVE WITH ACUTATOR DIAGNOSTICS 9835265
GAS VALVE WITH OVERPRESSUREDIAGNOSTICS 9851103
VALVE CONTROLLER CONFIGURED TO ESTIMATE FUEL CONSUMPTION 9846440
GAS VALVE REGULATING DEVICE 9683674
GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONICS VALVE PROVING SYSTEM 9841122
USER INTERFACE FOR A VALVE CONTROLLER D763921
United Kingdom GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC VALVE PROVING SYSTEM EP2604923
GAS VALVE WITH FUEL RATE MONITOR EP2604922
GAS VALVE WITH COMMUNICATION LINK EP2604924
Germany GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC VALVE PROVING SYSTEM 602012015895.6
GAS VALVE WITH FUEL RATE MONITOR 602012002894.7
GAS VALVE WITH COMMUNICATION LINK 602012007123.0
France GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC VALVE PROVING SYSTEM EP2604923
GAS VALVE WITH FUEL RATE MONITOR EP2604922
GAS VALVE WITH COMMUNICATION LINK EP2604924
European Patent GAS VALVE WITH ELECTRONIC VALVE PROVING SYSTEM EP2604923
Convention GAS VALVE WITH FUEL RATE MONITOR EP2604922
GAS VALVE WITH COMMUNICATION LINK EP2604924
European Community VALVE CONTROL MODULE 002619056-0001
Design VALVE CONTROL MODULE 002619056-0002
USER INTERFACE FOR A VALVE CONTROLLER 002692939-0001
USER INTERFACE FOR A VALVE CONTROLLER 002692939-0002
China P.R. VALVE CONTROL MODULE ZL201530025751.4

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Disposal and Recycling
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with general waste.
Please recycle where these facilities exist. Check with your local authority for recycling advice.

For more information on this product and the entire SV2 Series product line, please refer to the SV2
Series User Guide located on our website at https://combustion.honeywell.com/sv2

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