Selectra Series 14 electronic gas flame modulation systems are designed for direct fired make-up air heating equipment. OEM or retrofit applications include environmental climate control, as well as industrial or commercial heating processes. Available standard companion electronics include temperature selectors, amplifiers, and temperature sensors, in a variety of configurations.
Series 14 works with Maxitrol’s modulator or modulator-regulator valves M411, M511, M611, and MR212(D, E, G, or J). The Selectra system’s unique electronic modulator or modulator-regulator valves control gas flow with instantaneous response and continual adjustment to maintain constant discharge air temperature.
Basic Series 14 components include an amplifier, integral or remote temperature dial, discharge air temperature sensor, and a mixing tube.
Amplifier
Amplifier: outputs variable DC voltage to modulating gas valve based on temperature setting dial and discharge air temperature sensor inputs.
Initial Settings
- Dial Switch: Integral or Remote
- Low fire start switch – OFF, 10 seconds
- Sensitivity Adjustment Dial
Temperature Dial
- Integral or remote temperature dial: Sets the desired discharge air temperature
Discharge Air Temperature Sensor
- Discharge air temperature sensor senses discharge air temperature (NTC thermistor)
Mixing Tube
- MT mixing tube temperature averages stratified airstream in the duct.
Amplifier
Amplifier: outputs variable DC voltage to modulating gas valve based on temperature setting dial and discharge air temperature sensor inputs.
Initial Settings
- Dial Switch: Integral or Remote
- Low fire start switch – OFF, 10 seconds
- Sensitivity Adjustment Dial
Temperature Dial
- Integral or remote temperature dial: Sets the desired discharge air temperature
Discharge Air Temperature Sensor
- Discharge air temperature sensor senses discharge air temperature (NTC thermistor)
Mixing Tube
- MT mixing tube temperature averages stratified airstream in the duct.
Series 14 Optional Components
Room override: automatically increases discharge air temperature when space temperature falls below T115 room thermostat setpoint.
Inlet air sensor: designed ratios (e.g. 8:1) that increase the discharge air temperature setpoint (+1) for each inlet air temperature decrease (-8) from a 60°F base.