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Ionization Pilot Burner ZAI TN

The ionization pilot burner ZAI is for the safe ignition and flame protection of atmospheric burners in conjunction with automatic burner controls IFS and the PF-19 burner control system.

  • Atmospheric pilot burner
  • Capacity: 3 kW (approx. 2500 kcal/h)
  • Direct ignition and ionization control
  • For natural gas and propane
  • *Standard delivery for orifice with Natural Gas installed. Follow installation instructions to install included LPG orifice.

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Ionization Pilot Burner ZAI

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Leadtime: 12 – 14 weeks

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Accessories

Model and Description Price Cart
ZAI ACC 01
Protective tube for ZAI, heat-resistant
Contact Us Not available for online purchase.
ZAI ACC 02
Ionization Electrode, ZAI
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ZAI ACC 03
Ignition Electrode, ZAI
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Ignition Cable
Silicone Rubber Cable High Voltage 7mm (priced per foot).

Applications (click on image for close-up view)

Application for ionization pilot burner ZAI

Pilot Burner

For the safe ignition and flame protection of atmospheric burners in conjunction with automatic burner controls IFS and Burner Control Unit PFU.

Specifications

Types of Gas: natural gas and propane; other gases on request
Max. ambient temperature: 500 °C
Gas connection: Cu-tube 8 x 1
Protective grade: IP 20
Construction: Ignition head - steel, galvanized
Fixing plate - steel. galvanized
Ignition and ionization electrodes - Kanthal A-1
Plug connector for ignition electrode - brown (suppressed)
Plug connector for flame rectification electrode - black
 
 

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