Mike, very interesting. The differential and thus idle cycle periods with the WG appear to be wider that the Tarm. As you can see from a trend of a typical night below (5-32 DegF), A typical full cycle for me is about one hour on average, 10-30 minutes of firing and 20-40 minutes of idle. On an average 8 hour night I would average about 8 cycles. the units on the left side of the trend are DegF for the Flue and Boiler Supply Temps and Minutes for the Idle Cycle Timer. As the outdoor temps rise above 32 my idle periods extend to as high as 1 hour.
I wish I had the ability to adjust a my differential. I would prefer a higher diff like yours of 30 DegF. Mine is between 8 DegF and 10 DegF. The system holds 55 gallons. Perhaps that is why the diff is lower. Is your capacity larger? Someday when the control board warranty expires I am going to tap into it and attempt to automate fan control from my PLC based controller that now only monitors and provides low/high/reload alarms for supply and flue temps.
Warm front coming through for the next week or so so hope to catch up on my wood consumption a bit. By the way, to achieve the 8 hour burn you see below uses one wheel barrow of wood (approx 4-5 cu ft) that is mix of soft and harder species hardwood. How about your consumption on a typical load?
Take Care.
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