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INYOPOOLS SWIMMING SUPPLI
  Pat the owner of Outdoor Fire Concepts has worked with his  family owned pool business in Las Vegas Nevada
since 1996. During this time he has dealt with many known celebrities, several custom home builders that were
featured in Las Vegas Parade of Homes.  He has been able to incorporate amazing fire features into their Outdoor Living OASIS.  We have over seven years experience working directly with the manufacturer of  the  All Weather Electronic Ignition System (AWEIS).  Pat recently relocated to New Mexico allowing him to bring the (AWEIS) to the land of enchantment.     
 
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
 
                                          This pool has three AUTOMATED FIRE SYSTEMS which works from an indoor Pentair Control System  
 
                          Experience the Difference with (AWEIS)
 
                                                                 Introduction
 
           Currently all the electronic ignition systems that are being offered for outdoor use by various vendors are actually electronic ignition systems that were designed for use inside appliances such as furnaces, heater, boilers and such.  What these vendors have done is house these systems inside weatherproof enclosures and have advertised them for "outdoor use".
The inherent problems with all these systems is that the controller (microprocessors) that are used to control these systems were not designed to counter the adverse effects of wind and rain.  Consequently when these systems are used in the outdoors and there is wind or light rain, they do not perform well at all.  In addition, the pilot burners used with these system were also designed for use indoors or inside appliances as well. Consequently they are being clogged by dirt, debris or water. Once the pilot burner is clogged, the system does not work at all and requires the pilot burner to be cleaned of any obstructions prior to working correctly again.
 
                                                      Component Description
 
       The All Weather Electronic Ignition System (AWEIS) we have developed was specifically designed and built
 Exclusively for outdoor fire features. Following is a description of the major components of the AWEIS.
 
 
Controller (Circuit Board with Microprocessor ) 
 the " Brains " behind the system, our controller was designed and programmed to compensate for the effects of  Wind and Rain.  On windy days all other systems on the market today tend to ' Cycle' on and off due to the fact they are easily confused by the wind. Our controller however has no problems with Cycling due to the fact it was programmed to operate under windy conditions.
 
 
 
Solenoid Valves with Coils 
 Due to the fact we have a controller that switches valves on and off as the operation dictates we are able to use any gas valve. We choose to use direct acting solenoid valves with waterproof coils due to the fact our system is always used in the outdoors.  Even though our valves are contained inside a weatherproof enclosure, due to the fact it is not a waterproof enclosure the possibility exists for water to enter the enclosure.  By using Valves with Waterproof Coils we further protect the Entire System from water damage.  All other systems on the market today advertised for outdoor use Encompass standard HVAC diaphragm valves, none of which come in a waterproof version due to the fact they are designed to be used indoors.
 
 
 
Thermopile "Heat" Sensing
 The safety mechanism inherent in all electronic ignition systems is a device that Senses the Presence of a Flame.  In all other systems on the market today Flame Rectification is the means by which the sensing occurs.  The problem with flame sensing through flame rectification is the fact that the Pilot flame has to be directy impinging on the flame sensing ROD at all times in order for the system to continue to operate.  In windy conditions however, the pilot flame continuously being moved around by the wind often times moving the Flame off the sensing rod.  When this occurs, the controller inside these systems interprets that movement of the flame to mean the flame went out and consequently it shuts itself down and restarts.  This is what is referred to above as "Cycling".  Our system however uses a Thermopile that generates an electrical current when it gets heated.  When our controller receives this electrical current from the thermopile it knows that a flame is present and thus will continue to Operate normally.  Even when the wind moves the pilot flame around, heat is still present in the Immediate area so the thermopile continues to generate that current which our controller needs to know that a flame is still present.  
 
  
 
Pilot Burner Assembly 
 The pilot burner assembly is Typically the Weak Link in all electronic systems used in the outdoors.  As mentioned previously if the pilot burner gets clogged, the system no longer functions. Our Pilot burner assembly was Specifically designed to prevent water and debris from clogging it thereby ensuring the system operates after being exposed to any Rain or Water Splashing. 
 
 
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