Air vein burners

Operating principle The combustion air can arrive at the burner in air vein in two ways: directly from the vein by means of a fan sucking it up from outside. This to allow to cope with some values such as oxygen content in the air, the more or less variable air delivery and the loss of head in the circuit. The burner can be installed inside for inlet temperatures ? 400? C, or outside for temperatures > 400? C. Main characteristics Max gas outlet temperature: 800?C Regulation radio: 1:20 Fuel: methane, L.P.G., biogas, lean gas Execution: horizontal, vertical, with air circuit in pressure or drawn

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