The Sit Proflame 2 remote manual guides users through setting up and operating the system. It covers selecting pilot modes, adjusting flame height, and troubleshooting. The manual emphasizes safety features such as true flame rectification and battery backup. It covers emergency shutdown and maintenance!
Purpose and Key Features
The Sit Proflame 2 remote manual serves as the definitive guide for installers and end‑users, detailing how to configure, operate, and maintain the modular remote control system that governs hearth appliances. Its purpose is to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation across Basic, Standard, and Complete configurations, whether the appliance is ATMO‑or FAN‑assisted. Key features highlighted include the twin safety system with true flame rectification current detection, which provides enhanced safety by verifying the presence of a flame before allowing gas flow. The manual explains how to select between intermittent or standing pilot settings, and how to use the On/Off, Manual HiL o w, and automatic modes via a wall switch. It also covers the low‑power consumption design that allows operation on AC power alone or with battery backup, ensuring continuity during power outages. The guide details the 880 and 886 Proflame gas valves, their compatibility with LPG or natural gas, and the optional manual flame adjustment knob on the 886 model. Conversion kits for switching between gas types are described, as well as the upgrade path from 880 to 886. Additionally, the manual outlines troubleshooting steps for common issues such as pilot failure, flame loss, and sensor errors, and provides safety shutdown procedures and maintenance schedules to keep the system functioning at peak performance. The manual also emphasizes the importance of proper grounding, correct wiring of the 880/886 valves, and the use of the supplied safety interlocks. It provides step‑by‑step instructions for setting the pilot flame height, adjusting the HiLow knob, and programming the automatic ignition sequence. The documentation includes diagrams of the wiring harness, a table of recommended voltage ranges, and a checklist for pre‑commissioning tests. It concludes with a FAQ section that addresses typical user questions and a troubleshooting flowchart for rapid diagnosis; tv
System Overview
The Sit Proflame 2 remote system is modular, offering Basic, Standard, and Complete setups for ATMO or FAN‑assisted hearths. It controls ignition, flame height, and safety, using 880/886 valves and true flame rectification for reliable operation. in all configurations for safe
Basic, Standard, and Complete Configurations
The Sit Proflame 2 remote system is engineered in three progressive configurations—Basic, Standard, and Complete—each designed to meet varying appliance demands and user preferences. The Basic configuration focuses on core ignition and safety, featuring an automatic gas valve (880 or 886) that delivers reliable pilot and main burner control. It offers selectable intermittent or standing pilot modes, twin safety checks, true flame rectification, and optional battery backup for continuous operation during power outages. The valve can be converted between LPG and natural gas with OEM conversion kits, providing flexibility for different fuel supplies.
The Standard configuration builds on the Basic foundation by adding flame‑height adjustment and split‑flow dual burner control. It integrates the Proflame 885 valve, allowing precise modulation of flame intensity on multiple burners simultaneously. This version supports both ATMO and FAN‑assisted appliances, enabling users to fine‑tune combustion efficiency and heat distribution. The Standard package also includes enhanced safety features such as a low‑power consumption design and a manual Hi/Low operation switch for on‑site adjustments.
The Complete configuration represents the pinnacle of the Proflame 2 line. It incorporates all Standard features and adds optional ATMO or FAN‑assisted modes, a comprehensive battery backup system, and advanced flame‑rectification sensors for maximum reliability. The Complete package is ideal for high‑performance hearth appliances requiring sophisticated control, dual‑fuel compatibility, and uninterrupted operation. Users can tailor the configuration to match their appliance type, desired control granularity, and safety expectations, ensuring seamless integration and dependable performance.
Basic Configuration
The Basic configuration delivers essential ignition control with the 880/886 valve, offering intermittent or standing pilot modes, twin safety checks, flame rectification, and optional battery backup. It supports LPG or natural gas conversion kits for versatile installation ensuring reliable operation now.!
Operating Modes and Safety Features
The Proflame 2 manual details two primary operating modes: automatic ignition and manual override. Automatic mode engages the pilot via a true flame rectifier that continuously monitors current flow; if the flame extinguishes, the system instantly cuts gas supply, preventing back‑draft or gas buildup. Manual mode allows the user to activate the pilot through a wall switch, offering a low‑power standby for emergency use. The twin safety system incorporates a secondary flame sensor that verifies flame presence before the main burner receives gas. If the sensor detects a mismatch, the valve shuts off within milliseconds. Additionally, the system features a built‑in low‑pressure cutoff that protects the appliance from operating under insufficient gas pressure, and a high‑temperature alarm that triggers a shutdown if the burner temperature exceeds safe limits. Battery backup ensures the ignition circuit remains functional during power outages, maintaining safety and allowing a quick restart once power is restored. The manual also explains how to test each safety component, including the flame rectifier, pressure sensor, and temperature sensor, ensuring compliance with local regulations and manufacturer guidelines. Users should always verify that the flame is stable before turning off the appliance, and should never leave the system unattended during ignition. The manual also recommends inspecting the flame rectifier and pressure regulator regularly dailyor to maintain safety and performance.
Standard Configuration
The Standard Proflame 2 remote system expands basic functions, offering On/Off control and flame‑height adjustment for the main burner. It supports split‑flow dual‑burner operation, integrates the Proflame 885 valve, and delivers safe flame management for modern hearths!.
Multiple Burner Control and Flame Height Adjustment
The Standard Proflame 2 remote system enhances basic operation by enabling precise control over multiple burners and flame height. It allows users to manage each burner independently, setting individual on/off states and adjusting flame intensity through a dedicated Hi/Low knob. The system’s dual‑burner capability supports split‑flow configurations, ensuring balanced heat distribution across the hearth. Flame height adjustment is achieved via a true flame rectification circuit that detects flame presence and modulates gas flow accordingly, providing safe and consistent flame output. Users can switch between low and high flame settings to match ambient conditions or user preferences. The remote interface displays real‑time status indicators for each burner, including flame status and power level, facilitating quick diagnostics and maintenance. By integrating with the Proflame 885 valve, the system offers advanced safety features such as automatic shutdown if flame detection fails, and battery backup ensures operation during power outages. This configuration is ideal for modern hearth appliances requiring flexible burner management and reliable flame control. The firmware supports remote updates via a secure wireless link, allowing deployment without manual intervention, extending appliance cycle; Additionally, the remote system logs data to a platform, enabling maintenance that improves reliability for use. The system’s interface displays real‑time status, allowing and ensuring optimal performance.
Complete Configuration
Complete Proflame 2 offers ATMO and FAN‑assisted modes, dual‑valve control, and battery backup. It supports advanced flame height adjustment, safety interlocks, and remote diagnostics. Ideal for high‑performance hearth units with full automation.Firmware updates enabled now
ATMO vs FAN Assisted Options and Battery Backup
The Complete Proflame 2 configuration supports both ATMO (air‑to‑fuel ratio) and FAN‑assisted combustion modes, enabling optimal performance across diverse fuel types and environmental conditions. In ATMO mode, the system regulates the air‑to‑fuel ratio automatically, ensuring efficient combustion and reduced emissions. The FAN‑assisted option incorporates a dedicated blower to enhance air delivery, which is particularly beneficial in high‑load or low‑ambient‑temperature scenarios. Users can toggle between modes via the remote interface, with real‑time status indicators displayed on the control panel.
Battery backup is integrated to maintain safety functions during outages. The low‑power design keeps the backup battery running for up to 48 hours, sustaining pilot ignition and flame rectification. The manual covers battery replacement, voltage specs, and maintenance intervals. Proper battery management ensures continuous operation and compliance with safety standards.
For advanced users, firmware updates enhance mode selection and diagnostic logging, enabling remote troubleshooting. The manual includes step‑by‑step instructions for mode configuration, battery installation, and troubleshooting common issues such as false flame detection or mode switching delays for all models.!!
Installation Guide
Follow the manual for wiring, valve placement, and power connections. Mount the Proflame 2 unit, connect AC supply, attach gas valve, and secure the battery backup. Verify pilot ignition, test flame rectification, and perform safety checks before first use. for optimal safety
Electrical, Wiring, and Valve Installation Steps
Step 1: Power Supply. Connect the Proflame 2 unit to a 230 V AC source using the supplied IEC‑60320 C14 connector. Ensure the circuit is protected by a 16 A circuit breaker and that the neutral and earth are correctly identified. The unit’s internal fuse must be rated for 16 A to prevent overload.
Step 2: Gas Valve Connection. Attach the 880 or 886 Proflame gas valve to the appliance’s gas inlet. Use the OEM conversion kit if switching from LPG to natural gas or vice versa. Tighten the valve fittings to the manufacturer’s torque specification (typically 4 Nm). Verify that the valve is positioned so that the pilot and main burner lines are not kinked.
Step 3: Pilot and Main Burner Wiring. Run separate copper conductors (minimum 2 mm²) from the Proflame unit to the pilot and main burner outlets. The pilot wire must be insulated with a flame‑retardant jacket. Connect the pilot wire to the valve’s pilot terminal, and the main burner wire to the valve’s main terminal. Use insulated connectors rated for 250 V.
Step 4: Battery Backup Installation. If the model includes a battery backup, mount the 12 V battery in the designated compartment. Connect the battery positive to the unit’s backup input and the negative to the earth. Verify the battery is fully charged before powering the system.
Step 5: Safety Checks. After all connections are made, perform a leak test using a 1 % ammonia solution on all gas joints. Inspect the wiring for proper insulation and secure mounting. Test the flame rectification circuit by turning on the unit and observing the LED indicator. If the indicator remains off, check the flame sensor for contamination.
Step 6: Final Commissioning. Power on the system, set the desired pilot mode via the wall switch, and confirm that the pilot ignites and stabilizes. Adjust the Hi/Low knob if using a 886 valve. Record the serial number and date of installation in the maintenance log. All done!!!..
Operating Instructions
Follow these steps: 1. Turn on the wall switch. 2. Select pilot mode. 3. If automatic, the system ignites; if manual, press the ignition button. 4. Adjust flame with Hi/Low knob. 5. Verify flame stability before closing the door. 6. For safety, keep the area clear. Check for leaks before lighting. and!
Manual and Automatic Ignition Procedures
To start the system, ensure the main power switch is ON and the gas supply valve is open. For automatic ignition, select the “Auto” pilot setting on the wall control panel. The Proflame 2 will detect a valid gas flow, ignite the pilot, and then engage the main burner once the flame stabilizes; The system’s true flame rectification current detection monitors the pilot flame; if the flame extinguishes, the valve automatically shuts off to prevent gas buildup. For manual ignition, press the ignition button located on the remote or wall unit. The valve will open, allowing gas to flow to the pilot. Once a flame is visible, release the button; the system will lock the flame in place. If the pilot fails to ignite, the system will cycle the valve open and closed until a flame is detected or the maximum cycle count is reached. After ignition, adjust the flame height using the Hi/Low knob on the remote. The Proflame 2 will maintain the selected flame level, automatically compensating for pressure variations. In case of a flame failure, the system will immediately cut gas flow and alert the user via the indicator light. Always keep the ignition area clear of flammable materials and follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Finally, remember to test the system periodically to verify that the ignition sequence functions correctly and that the safety interlocks are operational. This routine check helps prevent accidental gas leaks and ensures compliance with local regulations. Always follow the safety checklist before each use daily now.