Anton Sprint Pro User manual

User Manual
M07723
October 2018
Issue 1
Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser
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Safety and product related information:
• Read and understand all instructions in the operation sec-
tion of this manual before use.
• Observe all warnings and instructions marked on Sprint
Pro, or as prompted by the analyser and within this manual.
• Sprint Pro must only be operated with the Sprint Pro Flue
Probe assembly and always with the water trap and filters
in place.
• Connect the Flue Probe Assembly to Sprint Pro before
switching on and do not insert probe into flue until after
the zeroing process is complete.
• Sprint Pro water trap must be dried after use and before
Sprint Pro Flue Probe Assembly is returned to carry case.
• Sprint Pro will lock out its Test Menu once calibration has
expired.
• Before use ensure Sprint Pro is in good repair and do not
use if damaged or if calibration has expired.
• Sprint Pro passes the requirements of EN50379-1 and
EN50379-3 and has been independently tested by BSI.
• Sprint Pro is designed for use in ambient temperatures in
the range -10°C to +50°C and should not be used outside
this range.
• Sprint Pro contains a re-chargeable Lithium ion battery.
• Sprint Pro’s battery must not be charged at temperatures
below 0°C or above 40°C.
• If Sprint Po is damaged do not use and return to a quali-
fied service centre for repair/replacement.
• Service, calibration & repair of Sprint Pro must only be
undertaken by a qualified service centre.
• Do not substitute components as this may impair safety
and invalidate warranty.
• Repair of Sprint Pro and gas sensor replacement shall be
carried out by the manufacturer or qualified service centre
in accordance with the applicable code of practice.
• If this product is not working properly, read the trouble-
shooting guide or contact the service centre.
• Batteries are non-replaceable by the user and must only
be replaced by authorised service centres.
• Sprint Pro battery is rechargeable via a USB-C input con-
nector.
• Sprint Pro must be charged via a USB charger that meets
the specification as detailed in the user manual.
• Sprint Pro is not to be used as a permanent fixed detector.
• Sprint Pro is not designed or tested for continuous use.
• Sprint Pro is not a safety alarm.
• Only use probes, leads and accessories supplied by the
manufacture.
• Do not subject the product to cleaning fluids, such as
Summary of Screen Icons
Select, pick or action
Up item or entry
Down item or entry
Left field
Right field
Zero pressure
Start timed test
Stop timed test
Restart timed test
Yes, pass or done
No or fail or cancel
Purge or pump running icon
Select temp 1 (flow)
(Differential Temperature Test)
Select temp 2 (return)
(Differential Temperature Test)
Save log
Export report/log to IR Printer
Export report/log to Mobile App
Delete
Edit value
Increase value
Decrease value
Descend through character list
(String edit)
Ascend through character list
(String edit)
CO Alarm
Select Net/Gross/NetHE Efficiency
IR Printer Alignment

those containing high concentrations of acetone
and silicone compounds (such as silicone grease).
• Do not immerse in water.
• Do not use silicon grease on the O-rings.
• Fuel options available are: natural gas, LPG, heavy
oil, light oil, coal, wood, wood pellet dry, coke,
Biomass and Bagasse.
Additional information:
Sprint Pro is designed to meet the requirements of
EN50379-1 and EN50379-3 and to support the work-
ing practices defined in British Standard BS7967.
It is highly recommended that users are fully conver-
sant with BS7967 when using a flue gas analyser for
servicing or installing a boiler system.
When performing any CO measurements ensure the
unit is zeroed in clean air in accordance with British
Standard BS7967. A suitable location for sampling
clean air will be outside of the building where the
boiler system is installed, away from exhaust vents.
Sprint Pro offers a timed let-by/tightness test in
accordance with the UK's Institute of Gas Engineers'
procedure IGEM/11/ UP/1PB.
If the Sprint Pro has not been used for more than
6 months it should be put on charge for at least 4
hours without use. This will allow the oxygen chan-
nel and if present the NO channel, to read correctly.
Failure to do this may cause the oxygen measure-
ment, the NO measurement and any calculations
depending upon them to be incorrect.
Magnets on the reverse of Sprint Pro can be used to
place the Sprint Pro in location on the boiler system
for easy hands-free operation.
Diagnostics and usage data from Sprint Pro is acces-
sible at service and can be viewed at service centers.
We reserve the right to update and enhance the soft-
ware at times of service without prior knowledge.
WARNING: Take care not to place items which may
be sensitive to strong magnetic fields near this mag-
net, e.g. credit cards or magnetic storage devices like
computer hard drives.
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Contents
Sprint Pro Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser .................................. 2
Unpacking ................................................................................................... 2
I. Sprint Pro Orientation ................................................................ 3
Overview ..................................................................................................... 3
Probe connections ....................................................................................... 4
Switch on and using the Menu .................................................................... 4
Switch off .................................................................................................... 4
Charging battery.......................................................................................... 5
Pump........................................................................................................... 6
Keypad Overview ......................................................................................... 6
Menu Structure............................................................................................ 6
II. Set Up & Menu Configuration Options........................................ 8
Fuel options ................................................................................................. 8
Units of Measurement ................................................................................. 8
Analyser settings.......................................................................................... 9
III. Performing tests..................................................................... 12
Zeroing Process.......................................................................................... 12
1. Flue gas analysis..................................................................................... 13
2. Let-by, Stabilisation and Tightness test ................................................... 14
4. Differential temperature test .................................................................. 17
5. Room Safety test.................................................................................... 17
6. Appliance sweep test ............................................................................. 19
7. Gas escape test...................................................................................... 19
8. Ambient air monitor (not available on Sprint Pro 1) ................................ 20
IV Logging .................................................................................. 22
V. Test Report/Log exporting ....................................................... 23
VI. Maintenance and Calibration................................................. 24
VII. Sprint Pro Specification ......................................................... 26
VIII. Accessories and spare parts.................................................. 29
IX. Troubleshooting guide ........................................................... 30
Appendix I: Room Safety Test...................................................... 32
Warranty .................................................................................... 36
Sprint Pro Warranty Limitations........................................................ 37

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Unpacking Sprint Pro
Sprint Pro
Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser
Thank you for purchasing the Sprint Pro Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser.
Sprint Pro will give you years of unparalleled service and reliability if looked
after correctly.
There are six versions covered in this manual as follows:
Sprint Pro 1 Standard model flue gas analyser with CO and O2sensor
Sprint Pro 2 As Pro 1 with pressure and gas escape probe (GEP) capability
(available as an option) and upgradability for CO2and NO
measurements
Sprint Pro 3 As Pro 2 with a GEP probe included and mobile application
connectivity
Sprint Pro 4 As Pro 3 with a CO2room measurement sensor
Sprint Pro 5 As Pro 3 with a NO measurement sensor
Sprint Pro 6 As Pro 3 with a NO and CO2measurement sensors
Please read the instructions carefully before use. Keep the manual for future
reference.
Unpacking
Important: Please fully charger Sprint Pro before use.
Remove the Sprint Pro from the packaging. The Sprint Pro accessories will be
located in the carry case. Check the contents are complete, you should have:
• Sprint Pro analyser
• USB charger and USB lead
• Flue probe assembly, including water trap and filters.

3
Sprint Pro Sprint Pro Orientation
I. Sprint Pro Orientation
Overview
Display
Showing start-up
splash screen
ON/OFF/ENTER key
Press and hold button for two
seconds to switch on and switch
off Sprint Pro. Use this key to
finish edits, save changes and
view next page of multiple
paged screens.
ESCAPE key
Use this button to quit
tests and step back
through menus.
Purge icon
Rotating icon shows
pump is purging
USB connector
For charging and
communications to PC
(Sprint Pro 1 does not
offer connectivity to PC)
Gas escape probe
jack connector
IR window
Printer output
Exhaust exit
Warning: do not
inhale exit gas exhaust
or block exit
Thermocouple
sockets
K-type connectors
Flue sample inlet
Pressure inlets
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Soft keys
Use these unmarked buttons
to make selections from the
menu, start and stop tests,
print and store results.
See section Operation for more
details
Battery icon
Three bars show
complete charge

4
Sprint Pro Orientation Sprint Pro
Probe connections
Flue gas analysis
Connect the flue probe to the flue sample inlet and the thermocouple to either
K-connector.
To measure flue draught pressure connect pressure tube to (-) pressure inlet.
Differential pressure, working pressure, operating pressure and let-by
and tightness tests (not available on Sprint Pro 1).
Connect tubing to pressure inlet(s).
Differential temperature test
Connect one (or two) thermocouple probes to the K-type connectors. When
using one probe, Sprint Pro will display a soft key option to switch between T1
and T2 snapshot measuring points.
Gas escape test (not available on Sprint Pro 1).
Connect the gas escape probe (GEP) to the jack connector socket.
Note: The pump may operate or switch off depending on the test being performed.
Switch on and using the Menu
Press and hold the ON/OFF/ENTER key for two seconds.
Sprint Pro will emit a few rising beeps, display the
splash screen and then enter the Main Menu.
Use the soft keys to scroll, select and edit menu items
(see icon list – inside front cover). Press accept to
make a change or the ESC key to cancel. Press the ESC
key to return to the Main Menu.
Switch off
Note: Ensure flue probe is attached to Sprint Pro (including water trap and filters) prior
to following the switch off procedure and allow the sensor readings to return to their
ambient levels.
Turn off in clean air and allow Sprint Pro to complete purge cycle. Press and hold
the ON/OFF/ENTER button for approximately two seconds. The power off screen
will be displayed and the pump will run to purge the sensors. The pump will run
for up to 30 or 40 seconds to purge if gas is present. Sprint Pro will normally
switch off in 10 seconds. Press the ESC key to abort the switch off sequence.
Tip: see soft key
icon list on the
inside front cover
of this manual
Test Menu
Fuel Options
Units of Measurement
Zero Gas Sensors
Analyser Settings
Stored Logs
Information
Main Menu
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Sprint Pro Sprint Pro Orientation
Charging battery
It is recommended that Sprint Pro is fully charged before first use.
Note: Sprint Pro’s battery must not be charged at temperatures below 0°C or above 40 °C.
1. Plug the USB charger into a mains socket.
2. Connect the charger to the Sprint Pro using the USB-C connector on
the unit.
3. Switch on the power at the mains socket.
4. Sprint Pro would normally be left switched off for charging. The
display will show the battery charging icon during charging. The
battery will recharge in three hours from flat and when fully charged
the battery icon will turn green in colour.
Please see specification in section VII for Sprint Pro run times. A shorter charge
time can be applied, such as 1/2 hour, though it will give limited length of
operation from that charge.
Low battery
When the battery is low, Sprint Pro will display a low battery icon. If the battery
gets too low, then Sprint Pro will give further warning before switching off.
Use of the charger as a power adaptor
The Sprint Pro charger can be used to power the unit and will continue to
charge whilst operating Sprint Pro.
Automatic battery saver
If Sprint Pro is not undertaking a test it will automatically power down if left
unused. Sprint Pro will warn user when power down is imminent.
Sprint Pro has a lithium-ion rechargeable battery.
Batteries are non-replaceable by the user and must only be replaced by author-
ised service centres.
Warning: Only use USB chargers provided with Sprint Pro and standard USB-C
charger leads.
USB C

6
Sprint Pro Orientation Sprint Pro
Pump
Sprint Pro runs the internal pump during purge and when certain tests are
selected, and during and after some tests. A rotating purge icon will appear on
the screen when purging. To save on the battery life, Sprint Pro will turn off
the pump when it is not required.
When the pump is running ensure the exit gas exhaust is not blocked and do
not breathe in the exhaust gases. The purge function is often used by Sprint Pro
to put clean air over the sensors prior to turning off. This is ideal for realising the
full potential lifespan of the sensors, especially the CO sensor filters.
Keypad overview
Sprint Pro provides a large colour LCD with backlight. Navigation and functions
are provided by three soft key buttons which change according to what you are
doing.
Menu structure
After your Sprint Pro has been switched on the display will show the Main
Menu screen ready for use.
To select a menu item, use the soft keys below the and screen icons to
scroll the menu list and press the soft key underneath the screen icon to
select. Some menus also have their own submenu.
Press the ESC key to exit a menu, press ESC twice to return to the Main Menu
from a submenu.
Use the soft keys to
navigate menus,
select, start and end
tests, change options
and select actions;
such as print, log or
zeroing.
Use the ESC key
to exit menus, exit
tests and step back
through screens.
ON/OFF/ENTER switch.
Use this key to finish
edits, save changes
and view next page of
multiple paged screens.

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Sprint Pro Sprint Pro Orientation
The soft keys control the function displayed above them on the screen. These
will change depending on the test or menu, or if the ESC key is pressed.
To display Sprint Pro serial number, identity and software version press the ESC
key from the Main Menu.
The menu structure is shown below:
Test Menu
Main Menu
Flue Gas
Analysis
Gas Escape
Detection
Room
Safety
Diff
Temperature
Pressure
Menu
(Not available
on Sprint Pro 1)
Let-by / Tightness
Pressure
Diff Pressure
Working Pressure
Operating Pressure
Analyser Settings
Pressure
Units of Measurement
Temperature
Stored Logs
Browse
Today’s logs
Browse
all logs
Delete
all logs
Press ESC to go
to Main menu
Key clickAuto off CO
2
Zero*
timeout
Supervisor
settings
Efficiency
Set time
& date
Edit report
header
Change
password
Find log by
test & date
Back Light Report Mobile app
Appliance
Sweep
Ambient Air
Monitoring
Find log
by number
Fuel Options
Zero Gas Sensors
Information
*only available when CO
2
sensor fitted.

8
Set Up & Menu Configuration Options Sprint Pro
II. Set Up & Menu Configuration
Options
This section of the manual describes how to change the default configured
options if required, if not required please refer to Section III for details on
Performing Tests.
Fuel options
Sprint Pro displays the current fuel option during flue gas testing on the Flue
Gas Analysis screen.
To change the fuel option required, from the Main Menu select Fuel Options.
Use the soft keys and to navigate the available fuels and select the
required fuel using the soft key.
The new fuel option will be displayed on the Flue Gas Analysis screen during
testing.
Fuel options available are: Natural gas, LPG, Heavy oil, Light oil, Coal, Wood,
Wood pellet dry, Coke, BioMass and Bagasse.
Note: NetHE only available for fuels natural gas, LPG, light oil and heavy oil.
Units of measurement
To change the units of pressure, temperature or efficiency from the Main Menu
select Units of Measurement.
Use the soft keys and to navigate the available submenus and units and
select the required option using the soft key.
Select one of the following options.
Temperature: degrees Celsius (ºC) or degrees Fahrenheit (ºF).
Pressure: mBar, Pa, hPa, kPa, PSI, inWG, mmWG, inHG and mmHG. %
Efficiency: Net, Gross or NetHE.
Note: During flue gas analysis for High Efficiency/Condensing boilers Sprint Pro will
switch automatically to NetHE (Net High Efficiency) if Net Efficiency is selected.
The formulae and constants used for Gross and Net efficiency calculations
are those specified in EN50379. In general it is Net efficiency which is nor-
mally quoted. For modern condensing boilers the Net efficiency calculated may

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Sprint Pro Set Up & Menu Configuration Options
exceed 100%. Sprint Pro provides a condensing efficiency calculation via the
efficiency option NetHE. The result of this calculation takes into account the
recovered latent heat.
Analyser settings
The Analyser settings menu allows you to alter the settings for the display,
auto off timeout, back light, key pad and Supervisor settings. To change any of
these settings from the Main Menu select Analyser Settings. Use the soft keys
and to navigate the available submenus select the required option using
the soft key.
Auto off timeout
The Auto off timeout screen allows the number of minutes at which the Sprint
Pro will automatically switch off to be selected. Use the soft keys – and + to
reduce or increase the number of minutes. Press the key to accept the change
or ESC to cancel. To disable Auto off timeout press – key until 'disabled' is dis-
played.
Backlight
Use the soft keys and to select one of the following options: Dim, Mid
or Bright.
Key click
The Key click settings allows the audible 'clicks' when the keypad is pressed to
be enabled or disabled.
Use the soft keys to select Enabled or Disabled from options. Press the key to
accept the change or ESC to cancel.
Report
The report option allows the selection of the means by which the logs and test
reports will be exported.
Use the soft keys and to select between the following options and the
key to accept
IR Printer: Logs and test reports will be exported to IR printer (Sprinter).
Mobile App: Logs and test reports will be exported to mobile app.
Select by key hold: Allows soft key to be held which will toggle between IR
printer and Mobile App.

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Set Up & Menu Configuration Options Sprint Pro
Mobile app
Allows turning on or off mobile app functionality.
Off: Permanently off
On: Permanently on
On by report option: Switched on or off as required by selection in Report con-
figuration.
Note: Report and Mobile app options have an interaction between them, the last option
selected will be implemented and the corresponding option may be modified to maintain
consistency. Sprint Pro will provide a message indicating a change has been made.
Supervisor settings
Set time & date
On the Time & Date screen the current time and date are shown. Use the soft
keys – and + to alter the values of hours, minutes, day, month and year. Use the
key to select each unit. Press the ESC key to accept the change.
Edit report header
Use the soft keys and to select the report header text line one or two.
Press key to edit text. The screen displays the character lists and highlights
the current list in use. Use the and keys to scroll through character values
in each list and to move on to the next letter in the header text. The character
lists are shown below.
Press ON/OFF/ENTER to delete characters to the right. Press to move the cursor
to the end of the text and to accept change and return to Edit report header
screen.
Change password
Press the soft key to edit password. Use the and keys to edit or create
a password as described above in Edit report header. Press to accept change
and return to Password screen. Press ON/OFF/ENTER to store the change.
When a password has been created, Sprint Pro will display the Supervisor pass-
word screen on entering Supervisor settings.
See table of settings.
! .. / !"# $% & ' ( ) * + , - _ / A .. Z Uppercase alphabet
0 .. 9 0123456789 a .. z Lowercase alphabet
: .. @ : ; < = > ? @ Space
Tip: It is a good idea to enter your name/company name and phone number to identify
Sprint Pro and then set a password to prevent others changing these settings.

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Sprint Pro Set Up & Menu Configuration Options
CO2Zero
In normal operation Sprint Pro will perform its zeroing function whilst in clean
air.
However if it is not possible to undertake the zeroing function in clean air then
a CO2scrubber can be utilized.
In clean air: Sprint Pro will undertake the zeroing function in clean air and a CO2
scrubber must not be used whilst zeroing.
With scrubber: Sprint Pro will undertake the zeroing function in clean air and a
CO2scrubber must be used whilst zeroing.

12
Performing tests Sprint Pro
III. Performing tests
Important:
Sprint Pro must only be used with the Sprint Pro flue probe assembly
and always with the water trap and filters in place.
Please ensure the flue probe is connected before switching on your
Sprint Pro unit. Ensure the water trap is empty and is fitted in the right
direction. Always start in clean air and ensure that the gas exhaust is
not blocked. Do not insert the probe into the flue until after the zeroing
process is complete.
Note: Sprint Pro will switch off the pump when not performing tests or purging.
Zeroing process
Following Switch on Sprint Pro will require a ‘zero’ before selection of any of
the following tests: Flue Gas Analysis, Room Safety test, Appliance Sweep test
or Ambient Air Monitor test.
Ensure you are in clean air before proceeding with the zeroing process.
The zeroing process will then not be required when selecting these menu
options unless Sprint Pro is subsequently switched off and on.
Press the key to confirm you are in clean air. The Sprint Pro will then perform
a ‘zero’. Provided the zeroing process is successful Sprint Pro will display the
menu option chosen.
Tip: To ensure the zero is performed in clean air undertake the zeroing process outside
of the building or well away from the heating appliance to avoid any potential gases in
the vicinity affecting the zero process.
This is especially important for Sprint Pro 4 and Sprint Pro 6 because of the additional
carbon dioxide sensor.
If a CO2sensor is fitted and it is not possible to undertake the zeroing process in clean
air a CO2scrubber can be utilised, please see Analyser Settings section.
Warning: During testing, ensure the combined filter and water trap is not blocked or
full. Failure to do so may result in an error message.

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Sprint Pro Performing tests
1. Flue gas analysis
Before performing the flue gas analysis test, check the water trap is clean and
is upright (arrow should point in direction of gas flow). To begin test, select Flue
Gas Analysis from the Test Menu. If the zeroing process has not previously been
performed Sprint Pro will carry out a 'zero' and then enter the test screen. Check
the fuel type displayed on the screen is correct. Use the soft keys to log or print
results.
Press the ON/OFF/ENTER button
to display the screens available:
Screen 1: O2, CO, CO2, CO/
CO2ratio, Pressure.
(Not available on
Sprint Pro 1)
Screen 2: O2, excess (XS) air,
Temperature Flue
and Efficiency.
Screen 3: combines flue
elements from previous
screens.
Screen 4: (if NO sensor not
fitted): Temperature Flue,
Temperature Inlet, Net Temperature
Screen 4: (if NO sensor fitted): NO, NOx, CO, CO2, Ratio, O2
Screen 5: (if NO sensor fitted): Temperature Flue, Temperature Inlet, Net
Temperature
Fuel
CO
ppm
CO2
%
Ratio
Pressure
mBar
Natural gas
0
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#.####
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Flue Gas Analysis
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Tip: Press the
ON/OFF/ENTER
button to cycle
through the
screens.
Tip: The screen
number is
displayed here.
Tip: If # symbol
is displayed -
flue probe is
not in flue or
not connected.
P=0
O2
CO
CO2
Ratio
Pressure
5.0
10
9.1
0.0001
3.00
Natural Gas
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%
mBar
ppm
%
1
P=0
O2
CO2
XS air
Effcy
5.0
9.1
31.4
94.0
Flue Gas Analysis.
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%Net
%
%
3
%
CO
Ratio
Temp. flue
Press.
10
0.0001
162
3.00
mBar
ppm
C
η
O2
XS air
Temp flue
Efficiency
Flue Gas Analysis
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C
%Net
%
%
2
5.0
31.4
158
94.2
Flue Gas Analysis...
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4Flue Gas Analysis..
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5
Temp. flue
Temp. inlet
Net Temp
C
C
C55
24
31
NO
NOx
CO
Ratio
20
21
10
0.0001
ppm
ppm
ppm %
%
NO
NOx
CO2
O2
21
22
9.1
5.0
mg/m3
C
mg/m3
Screen 1 Screen 2
P=0
O2
CO
CO2
Ratio
Pressure
5.0
10
9.1
0.0001
3.00
Natural Gas
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%
mBar
ppm
%
1
P=0
O2
CO2
XS air
Effcy
5.0
9.1
31.4
94.0
Flue Gas Analysis.
07:32:55 23-Jul-2018
%Net
%
%
3
%
CO
Ratio
Temp. flue
Press.
10
0.0001
162
3.00
mBar
ppm
C
η
O2
XS air
Temp flue
Efficiency
Flue Gas Analysis
07:32:55 23-Jul-2018
C
%Net
%
%
2
5.0
31.4
158
94.2
Flue Gas Analysis...
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4Flue Gas Analysis..
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5
Temp. flue
Temp. inlet
Net Temp
C
C
C55
24
31
NO
NOx
CO
Ratio
20
21
10
0.0001
ppm
ppm
ppm %
%
NO
NOx
CO2
O2
21
22
9.1
5.0
mg/m3
C
mg/m3
Screen 3

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Performing tests Sprint Pro
To perform a pressure zero (not available on Sprint Pro 1), use the soft key
marked P=0 on the relevant screen.
To scroll through the efficiency options, use the soft key marked .
Note: for personal safety a carbon monoxide (CO) alarm will activate at 350ppm. This will
deactivate when CO levels drop below 200ppm. This is to inform the user of potentially
hazardous exhaust levels.
To end test press the ESC key.
Note: The minimum test duration should exceed both the time taken for burners
to heat up, during which the CO and NO produced may not be representative of
subsequent operation, and also the time needed for the boiler output to stabilise. Both
these periods are less than 5 minutes for most boilers hence flue test duration should
be a minimum of 5 minutes and a maximum of 30 minutes.
Values of Oxygen (O2), carbon monoxide (CO), nitric oxide (NO), pressure, inlet
temperature and flue temperature are measured and displayed by Sprint Pro.
Values of carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide ratio, excess air (XS
Air), efficiency, NOx and net temperature are calculated and displayed by Sprint Pro.
2. Let-by, Stabilisation and Tightness test
Before carrying out the test, the pressure must be zeroed with the tube con-
nected to Sprint Pro but not the pressure source. Note: in these tests 'Diff press'
is the difference between start and finish pressures.
1. Select Pressure Menu from the Test Menu. From the Pressure Menu
select Let-by / Tightness.
2. Connect tube to positive pressure inlet on Sprint Pro.
3. Zero pressure, use the soft key marked .
4. Connect tube to pressure source and ensure correct starting pressure.
5. Press the soft key to start test. Sprint Pro displays the duration time
on the screen.
Screen 4 Screen 5
P=0
O2
CO
CO2
Ratio
Pressure
5.0
10
9.1
0.0001
3.00
Natural Gas
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%
mBar
ppm
%
1
P=0
O2
CO2
XS air
Effcy
5.0
9.1
31.4
94.0
Flue Gas Analysis.
07:32:55 23-Jul-2018
%Net
%
%
3
%
CO
Ratio
Temp. flue
Press.
10
0.0001
162
3.00
mBar
ppm
C
η
O2
XS air
Temp flue
Efficiency
Flue Gas Analysis
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C
%Net
%
%
2
5.0
31.4
158
94.2
Flue Gas Analysis...
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4Flue Gas Analysis..
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5
Temp. flue
Temp. inlet
Net Temp
C
C
C55
24
31
NO
NOx
CO
Ratio
20
21
10
0.0001
ppm
ppm
ppm %
%
NO
NOx
CO2
O2
21
22
9.1
5.0
mg/m3
C
mg/m3

15
Sprint Pro Performing tests
6. To stop test press the soft key .
7. To pass Let-by test, press the soft key to proceed to Stabilisation
and Tightness tests.
To fail the Let-by test press the key . Use the soft keys to log or print
the results as required.
To carry out the Let-by test again press and restart from step 2.
8. Press the soft key to start Stabilistion. Sprint Pro displays the
duration time on the screen.
9. To stop test press the soft key .
10. Press the soft key to pass the Stabilistion test
and proceed to Tightness test.
To fail the Stabilistion test press the key .
Use the soft keys to log or print the results as
required.
To carry out the Stabilistion test again press and
restart from step 8.
11. Press the soft key to start Tightness test. Sprint Pro displays the
duration time on the screen.
12. To stop Tightness test press the soft key .
13. Press the soft key to pass test.
To fail the Tightness test press the key .
If required the use the soft keys to log or print the results.
To carry out the Tightness test again press and restart from step 11.
Start P1
mBar
Finish P2
mBar
Diff press
mBar
Duration
!>
0.00
0.00
00:00
Let-by
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Start P1
mBar
Finish P2
mBar
Diff press
mBar
Duration
!>
0.00
0.00
00:25
Let-by
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Start P1
mBar
Finish P2
mBar
Diff press
mBar
Duration
!>
0.00
0.00
00:54
Let-by
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

Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3
Start P3
mBar
Finish P4
mBar
Diff press
mBar
Duration
–0.10
–0.10
0.00
00:25
Stabilisation
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16
Performing tests Sprint Pro
At the end of the Tightness test use the soft keys to log or
print the results as required.
Press the ESC key to return to the Pressure Menu. Press
ESC again to return to Test Menu.
3. Pressure, Differential Pressure, Working Pressure and
Operating Pressure tests (not available on Pro 1)
Before carrying out the test the pressure must be zeroed with the tubes con-
nected to Sprint Pro but not to the pressure source. A thermocouple may be
connected to provide temperature readings in these tests.
1. Select Pressure Menu from the Test
Menu. From the Pressure Menu screen
options select Pressure, Differential
Pressure, Working Pressure or Operating
Pressure.
2. Connect tube to pressure inlet on Sprint
Pro.
3. Zero pressure, using the soft key marked
P=0 .
4. Connect tube to pressure source and
ensure correct starting procedure.
5. There is an option to time this test,
Sprint Pro displays the duration time on
the screen.
Press the soft key to start test and timer.
6. To stop timed test press the soft key .
7. To restart test press the soft key .
To re-zero Sprint Pro, press .
Press the ESC key to return to the Pressure Menu screen. To perform the other
pressure tests repeat steps 2 to 7 above.
At the end of the test for Working Pressure and Operating Pressure, use the soft
keys to log or print the results as required.
Pressure
mBar
Pressure
mBar
Pressure
mBar
Duration
0.00
0.00
0.00
00:00
Tightness
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P=0
Pressure
mBar
Duration
0
00:00
Pressure
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Tip:
optional
timer
Tip: plug in the
Thermocouple
probe to view
temperature on
screen.