Specification of RAY BURNER PGN 0/PGN 1/PGN 1 SP/PGN 2/PGN 2 SP/PGN 3/PGN 3 SP/PGN 4/PGN 4 SP
RAY BURNER PGN 0/PGN 1/PGN 1 SP/PGN 2/PGN 2 SP/PGN 3/PGN 3 SP/PGN 4/PGN 4 SP
Ray Burner products use a sophisticated design, unitized combustion system for application to Scotch Marine, Water Tube, Cast Iron or Firebox boilers. Burner products are for pressurized or balanced draft operation. Types available to burn various grades of fuel oil, gas, or combination burners for gas/oil.
This burner is factory pipe, wired and tested with integral controls. They are fully automatic and have a maximum capacity range, in suitable types and sizes, from 8 to 700 developed horsepower output.
They are ideal for boiler applications for factories, office buildings, apartment buildings, churches, schools, hospitals, greenhouses, garages, finishing ovens, or direct-fired wood and ceramic stoves, precious metal melting pots, incinerators, and many other heating applications. including food processing and textile drying.
Ray Package Burners are available in sizes from 500 BTU per hour (8.3 hp) to 30 million BTU per hour (700 hp).
• All models are rated for 1 inch WC furnace pressure. Most burners will fire against much higher back pressure but may require derating in some cases.
• Ray burner models are available to burn all grades of oil and most gases. This includes #6 and #2 Heavy Bunker C or Diesel oil; and natural gas, LPG, Propane, Butane and Digester other gases as reviewed by our application engineers.
• All Ray burners are UL listed and CSD-1/GE Gap and FM requirements can be met if desired for different applications.
Ray burners can be applied to a variety of heat sinks including boilers; all kinds of furnaces, (heat treated, warm air, etc.); agricultural dryers, incinerators and low temperature retort applications.
Service technicians can easily convert existing fire tube boilers to modernization quickly and inexpensively with new Ray burners.
Ray's apparatus is renowned for its flame stability and can be applied successfully to solving difficult problems. The fire resistance requirements are minimal and usually only needed to protect the surface.
