EX Series Quick Reference Installation Guide
Boiler Mounting (Section 3.0 of the manual)
Venting (Sections 3.5)
Gas Supply (Section 3.9)
Follow the venng specicaons and informaon for the correct venng
material and venng length provided in the above secons of the
manual.
Ensure that sidewall conguraons have adequate vercal separaon,
and that exhaust plumes are well away from all building air intake vents.
Ensure that all venng material is sloped towards the boiler at
a minimum of ⅝″ per foot or at a slope required by the PP vent
manufacturer, whichever is greater.
Ensure that PPs venng is supported every 36″ (min).
On longer horizontal runs of PVC and CPVC, increase the grade to ⅜″ or
more.
Fully insert the approved venng material into the boiler’s exhaust
outlet, and ghten the clamp to ensure
the venng connecon is locked in
place.
Check that the venng is securely
aached to the exhaust ue of the
boiler by pulling on the venng.
Important: Use appropriate appliance adapters when using PPs
or stainless steel venng.
Condensate Trap (Section 3.6)
1. Fill the trap assembly with water.
2. Aach the trap to the drain elbow.
3. Tighten the union nut.
4. Check for leaks.
For gas delivery to the boiler, we recommend using hard piping
rather than exible piping. If you use exible piping, ensure that
the gas pipe size is appropriate for the maximum BTU input of
the boiler.
Minimum Gas Pressure 4" w.c.
Maximum Gas Pressure 14" w.c.
Size piping for sucient sustained gas delivery at sucient
pressure to the boiler.
Recommended Supply Pressure at Full Load
Natural Gas 7"
Propane 10"
• Ensure that there is a minimum of 6 feet of piping between
the boiler and gas regulators.
• Use a manometer to test that gas delivered to the boiler is
delivered at sucient pressure and that “lock up” does not
exceed the maximum pressure.
• If using a 5 psi to inches vented gas regulator, always oversize
the vent pipe to prevent hunng of the gas regulator when
boilers are ring at lower output levels.
In retrots with exisng copper gas pipes, clean and clear the
gas piping of any debris before connecng to the boiler. Failure
to do so can result in a blocked gas valve and inconsistent
performance.
Maximum Pipe
Length by Modell
1¼″
IPS
1 ½″
IPS
2″ IPS
2 ½″
IPS
EX 400 (Natural Gas)
150’ 350’ 1000’ >2000’
EX 400 (Propane) 400’ 900’ >2000’ >2000’
EX 500 (Natural Gas) 100’ 200’ 700’ 1800’
EX 500 (Propane) 250’ 600’ 2000’ >2000’
EX 700 (Natural Gas) 50' 100' 350' 800'
EX 700 (Propane) 150' 300' 900' 2000'
EX 850 (Natural Gas) 40' 80' 250' 600'
EX 850 (Propane) 100' 200' 700' 1600'
LWCO Errors
To clear LWCO errors caused by air:
1. Ensure that there is no air trapped in the boiler and
boiler piping.
2. On the touchscreen controller Main Menu, go to
Diagnoscs> Advanced Diagnoscs> Clear System
Errors> Yes> OK.
Ensure that the boiler’s anchor brackets are securely bolted to the
oor.
QS003 Quick Reference Installaon Guide - EX 400, 500, 700, EX 850
Important: Before turning o the boiler, make sure it is in
“Standby” mode.
Low Gas Pressure Errors (Section 6.3.5)
Every new install will require reseng the low gas pressure
switch. To do so, press on the red reset buon.
Important: Not applicable for construcon heang. Fouled fans,
burners, and ignitors are not covered under warranty.
Low gas
pressure
switch
High gas
pressure
switch
Maximum Exhaust Venng Lengths
Exhaust Pipe Size EX 400, EX 500 EX 700, EX 850
Sched.40; Rigid PPs
4" PVC/CPVC / Rigid PPs/SS 170' (each side) n/a
6" PVC/CPVC / Rigid PPs/SS n/a 120' (each side)
90° vent elbow allow 5' equivalent allow 5' equivalent
45° elbow allow 3' equivalent allow 3' equivalent
PPs 87-90° elbows use 5' equivalent use 5' equivalent