General Burner Description:

Install __________ Beckett Model ________ Gas Burner forced draft flame retention power gas burners.

Burners shall be capable of burning ______BTUs (natural gas or propane) with a specific gravity of ____(0.64

or 1.56). Gas Pressure supplied to the burner gas train connection shall be a minimum of _____ inches W.C.

(PSIG) at full high rate and a maximum of _____ inches W.C. at static conditions.

Each burner shall be listed by Underwriters Laboratories and shall bear the appropriate UL label. In addition to the UL requirements, all equipment and installation procedures will meet the requirements of CSD-1 (FM, Swiss RE). Each burner shall be designed and constructed as an integrated combustion system package.

Burner Construction:

Burner housing shall be of cast aluminum construction. The burner mounting flange must support the burner weight on the appliance independent of any support and shall be seal welded to the air tube. Burners shall be furnished with a stainless steel flame retention head, capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1400 degrees F. The combustion head assembly shall incorporate an air diffuser, gas spuds downstream of air diffuser and direct ignition electrodes. The combustion gun assembly shall be removable and have the ability to be set or replaced. Full access to the burner combustion gun assembly shall be available without removing the burner chassis from the appliance. Air required for combustion shall be supplied by a blower, mounted integral to the burner. The blower wheel shall be of a forward curved “squirrel Cage” design and shall be directly driven by a 1/3HP, 3450rpm, _____volt, 60Hertz, ____Phase motor. The burner shall be equipped with an SPDT

differential air pressure switch interlocked and continuously monitored to prevent burner operation if there is insufficient combustion air.

Ignition:

The burner ignition system shall directly ignite the natural gas or propane fuel. The ignition spark shall be generated by a 6000 volt electronic igniter, and directed by porcelain insulated electrodes located on the combustion head assembly. Ignition shall occur only at a reduced firing rate, and only after the flame is proven shall full rate be actuated.

Burner Control Panel:

All control components shall be mounted and wired in a remote 12 x 16 panel. The panel shall incorporate an Easy Access cover and Power On and Fuel On indicating lights. All wiring for remote panel electrical components shall be factory pre-wired to a terminal strip within the control panel. A junction box pre-wired to the burner components shall be mounted on the burner. It shall have a terminal strip, which will match a terminal strip in the remote panel. Field wiring will be required between the burner mounted junction box and the remote control panel.

Gas Train:

The gas train shall consist of a manual shutoff cock, redundant gas valve and regulating gas valve. The gas train shall meet UL and CSD-1 requirements and include a manual reset low gas pressure switch and manual reset high gas pressure switch.

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Beckett CG10A, CG10B manual General Burner Description, Burner Construction, Ignition, Burner Control Panel, Gas Train

CG10B, CG10A specifications

The Beckett CG10A and CG10B are advanced combustion systems designed for residential and commercial heating applications. These models are part of Beckett's commitment to providing efficient, reliable, and innovative solutions in the heating industry. With a focus on performance and user-friendliness, both units feature several key characteristics that set them apart from traditional burners.

At the heart of both the CG10A and CG10B models is the state-of-the-art combustion technology that ensures maximum efficiency and minimal emissions. Their design incorporates advanced air-fuel mixing systems, which enhance combustion stability and optimize fuel use. This not only results in lower energy bills for consumers but also aligns with contemporary environmental standards by reducing the carbon footprint of heating operations.

One of the main features of the CG10A is its straightforward installation process. Designed with flexibility in mind, it can be easily integrated into various heating systems, making it a versatile choice for both new and existing installations. The CG10B, meanwhile, boasts additional features such as enhanced noise reduction technology, ensuring quiet operation – a significant factor for residential applications.

Both models come equipped with an adjustable flame retention head, allowing users to customize the burner’s performance based on their specific heating needs. This feature contributes to the overall efficiency of the system, providing consistent heat output while minimizing the risk of overheating or energy waste.

In terms of durability, Beckett has built the CG10A and CG10B to withstand the rigors of daily use. They are constructed from high-quality materials that resist corrosion and wear, ensuring a long lifespan. Furthermore, these burners are designed for easy maintenance, with accessible components that allow technicians to perform routine inspections and servicing with minimal effort.

The Beckett CG10A and CG10B also feature advanced safety controls, which include flame sensing and lockout mechanisms. These features are critical in preventing unsafe operating conditions, giving users peace of mind. The combination of efficiency, reliability, and safety makes these models an excellent choice for consumers seeking to upgrade their heating systems.

In conclusion, the Beckett CG10A and CG10B represent the pinnacle of burner technology, combining efficiency, ease of installation, and reliability. With their advanced features and commitment to environmental sustainability, they are poised to meet the demands of both today’s heating markets and the needs of consumers.