Ecoflam MAXFLAM 30 ABMAXFLAM 50 AB Mode D'emploi page 15

Start up
­ Setting data table ­ Air regulation
burner output
kW
1° stage 2° stage 1° stage
205 274 1,6
239 331 1,3
274 388
burner output
kW
1° stage 2° stage 1° stage
205 296 1,5
262 388 1,3
308 479 1,4
The settings above are basic settings.
These adjustment values are normally
suitable for commissioning the burner.
These values have been determined in
our test labs and are useful for the first
A
B
420010537801
pressure in
combustion
chamber oil output
mbar kg/h
2° stage 1° stage 2° stage
3,3 18
3,7 21
1 4 24
pressure in
combustion
chamber oil output
mbar kg/h
2° stage 1° stage 2° stage
3,5 18
4 23
4,7 27
switch-on as final setting must be done
using a combustion analyzer.
Favourable combustion values can be
achieved using the following nozzles:
Air damper setting (A).
Remove the cover to gain access to the
adjustment cams. The cams are adjusted
using the screwdriver.
Descrıption:
I - Limit switch for the "HIGH FLAME"
position of the air damper
(MAX POWER).
II - Adjusting cam for the air damper
position at shut down (0°).
III - Auxiliary switch for the release of the
second stage valve (HIGH FLAME).
IV - Limit switch for the "LOW FLAME"
position of the air damper.
Firing head setting (B).
Slide the burner out off mounting flange.
Modify air cilynder position (1,2,3,4) as
shown in fig.B using a screwdriver. Slide
again the burner in the mounting flange
end fix to the boiler.
Maxflam 30 AB
nozzle 60° HO
1° stage 2° stage
24 3,00 1,00
29 3,50 1,50
34 4,00 2,00
Maxflam 50 AB
nozzle 60° HO
1° stage 2° stage
26 3,00 1,50
34 4,00 2,00
42 4,50 2,50
pump
pressure firing head air damper setting
bar setting
1° stage
23 1 18°
23 2 20°
23 3 20°
pump
pressure firing head air damper setting
bar setting
1° stage
23 1 15°
22 2 20°
23 3 20°
DANFOSS H÷S 80°÷60°
DELAVAN W 60°
STEINEN S 60°
Note : Cam III (to enable the stage two
electrovalve to open) is adjusted to an in-
termediate position between the low flame
and high flame positions (to an angle ap-
proximately 5° greater than the low flame
position).
www.ecoflam­burners.com
EN
stage
30°
40°
60°
stage
40°
50°
50°
15