Description
RM7895A1048 On-Off Primary Control
Prepurge, Intermittent Pilot with Early Spark Termination, 120 Vac, Shutter Drive Output, Valve Proving, Blinking LED Fault Annunciation
The RM7895A1048 is a microprocessor-based On-Off primary burner control designed for industrial single burner systems fired by gas, oil, coal, or combination fuels. With built-in shutter drive output, valve proving, and early spark termination, it enhances ignition reliability and system safety while maintaining flexibility through modular compatibility with 7800 Series components.
Key Features
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Early spark termination for reduced wear on ignition components and enhanced safety
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Provides full burner sequencing, flame supervision, and diagnostics
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Includes prepurge cycle (timed via plug-in card) to purge combustion chamber
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Blinking LED power indicator doubles as fault code annunciator
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Valve proving feature ensures integrity of safety shutoff valves
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Shutter drive output supports mechanical damper control
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Compatible with interchangeable plug-in flame amplifiers for various detection types
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System history and lockout data retained with nonvolatile memory
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Selectable recycle or lockout upon flame failure
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Supports remote or local reset and annunciation options
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Five diagnostic LEDs display live system status
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Optional report generation and PC communication available
Technical Specifications
Specification | Value |
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Application | On-Off Primary Control with Prepurge |
Voltage | 120 Vac |
Pilot Type | Intermittent |
Prepurge | Determined by ST7800A Purge Timer Card |
Early Spark Termination | Yes (special sequence) |
Delayed Main Valve | No |
Valve Proving | Yes |
Shutter Drive Output | Yes |
Interlocks | Selectable |
LED Indicators | 5 status/fault LEDs |
Memory | Nonvolatile |
Reset Options | Optional Remote or Local |
Required Components
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Wiring Subbase: Q7800A or Q7800B
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Flame Amplifier: R7847, R7848, R7849, R7851, R7852, R7861, or R7886
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Purge Timer: ST7800A Plug-in Purge Timer Card
Common Applications
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Industrial burners with intermittent pilot systems
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Fuel systems requiring early spark cutoff for operational efficiency
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Installations with mechanical damper drives
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Applications needing advanced diagnostics and safety checks