ELCO EK 3...G-ROA Gas Burner Operating Instructions

Operating instructions for authorized experts on installing, operating, and maintaining ELCO EK 3...G-ROA gas burners, including technical data and safety…


ELCO EK 3...G-ROA Gas Burner Operating Instructions - cover page
Brand
ELCO
Document type
Service Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
970 KB
Published
06 November, 2026
Updated
06 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
14150C2C800725954B2DE861E7F45DE4

About this manual

This document provides detailed operating instructions for authorized experts to install, operate, and maintain ELCO EK 3...G-ROA gas burners. It covers technical specifications, dimensions, burner functions, installation, start-up, adjustments, maintenance, and safety information. The burner is designed for natural gas combustion and must be installed and maintained by qualified personnel in compliance with applicable regulations.

The manual includes performance data for different burner models, gas pressure requirements, electrical connections, and troubleshooting procedures. It also specifies safety precautions, such as avoiding operation in rooms with aggressive fumes or high humidity, and recommends annual servicing by an expert.

What's inside

  • General information
  • Technical data
  • Dimensions
  • Burner functions
  • Compound control/Gas fittings group
  • Automatic burner control unit, controller
  • Installation
  • Electrical connection
  • Gas connection
  • Start-up

Specifications

Thermal output (min)59 kW
Thermal output (max)465 kW
Gas typeNatural gas L+H*
Gas supply pressure20-100 mbar**
Control ratiomax. 30/100%
Voltage230/400 V, 50 Hz
Power consumption1.2 kW
Weight48 kg

Frequently asked questions

Who should install and maintain the burner?

Installation, start-up, and maintenance must be performed by a qualified expert in compliance with applicable guidelines and regulations.

What safety precautions should be taken?

The burner must not be operated in rooms with aggressive fumes, dust-laden air, or high atmospheric humidity. Adequate ventilation must be ensured for combustion air.

What is the safety period for burner start-up?

The safety period is 3 seconds for burner control units with a 3-second safety period, or 2 seconds for those with a 2-second safety period.

What should be done if a fault occurs?

A fault shutdown is indicated by a flashing lamp in the reset button. After rectifying the fault, press the reset button to release the shutdown and restart the burner.

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