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d.s.f. GmbH BZ – V 24 TK Version 11/2021 

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Description of the igniter 

 

The portable burner igniter type BZ –V 24 TK has been designed for the safe ignition of gas and 

oil burners, as requested by practical considerations. It consists of an aluminum die-cast casing 

with handle, push-button and carrying strap, the latter housing the power electronics as well as two 

maintenance-free, closed lead-acid batteries. These batteries are suitable for applications with fre-

quent charging/discharging cycles. To protect battery lifetime, an additional LED will show the low 

state of charge. 

The high-energy spark plug with the plug extension has a handle. The high-voltage cable is tightly 

connected  with  the  ignition  lance  and,  via  a  plug-in  connector,  with  the  electronic  module.  The 

operating voltage will be fed in thru the control switch underneath the appliance inlet for connecting 

the battery charger, and the igniter will be activated by pressing the push-button (please observe 

the start-up instructions!). A yellow-LED installed there will indicate the ignition function. 

 
 

1.1.   Technical data of the igniter: 

 

Operating voltage: 

24 V DC 

Ignition voltage: 

1 600 V 

Ignition frequency: 

25 Hz … 30 Hz 

Maximum continuous ignition: 

2 min (ED 66%) 

Battery: 

Lead-acid batteries in dryfit technology, electrolyte acc. to 

 

DIN 43534 

Voltage: 

2 x 12 V 

Nominal capacity: 

1.2 Ah each 

Charging time: 

Approx. 4 hours 

Weight: 

5.3 kg 

Degree of protection: 

IP 65 

Casing: 

Aluminum die-cast casing, color RAL 7001 gray 

Dimensions: 

(w x h x d) 200 x 230 x 110 mm (Fig. 1) 

Ambient temperature: 

-15 … +60° C 

Spark plug temperature: 

480° C, briefly 800° C 

Useful life spark plug: 

10

6

 sparks (approx. 12 hrs. ignition time with 25 sparks/sec) 

Ignition energy: 

30-37,5 Joule per second, depending on the battery charging 

Ignition lance diameter: 

18 mm 

Ignition lance length: 

Supply according to plant requirements (customized) 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for BZ - V 24 TK

Page 1: ...Internationales Know How in der Flammen berwachung International Know How in Flame Detection Operating Instructions Portable Burner Igniter BZ V 24 TK...

Page 2: ...harger at the appliance inlet 4 2 Operating principle 5 3 Start up 5 4 Battery charger 6 4 1 Technical data of the battery charger 6 5 Faults break downs 7 6 Repairs 7 6 1 Replacing the high energy sp...

Page 3: ...ol switch underneath the appliance inlet for connecting the battery charger and the igniter will be activated by pressing the push button please observe the start up instructions A yellow LED installe...

Page 4: ...10 1 2 Casing configuration Fig 1 200 230 1 3 Connection of the battery charger at the appliance inlet Fig 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 protective conductor PE green yellow free charging voltage free free free blue...

Page 5: ...t be used If the red LED is on the discharge voltage is reached and the startup to be omitted and the batteries to be recharge immediately The igniter must only be started with the ignition lance insi...

Page 6: ...the cable socket of the spiral cable with the igniter Leave switch S1 at the igniter in the OFF position The green LED lamp indicating ready for operation and the red LED charging indicator at the ba...

Page 7: ...the wear parts Use only original spares Disconnect the battery charger during any repair work Put switch S1 in its O position before work ing on the appliance Remove fuse F 1 see Fig 3 immediately aft...

Page 8: ...approx 1 600 V for the ignition process will be generated in the appliance which may still be applied for to the HV capacitor and to the spark gap for a few seconds although the igniter has been swit...

Page 9: ...S 1 H 2 7 Maintenance Because of its heavy duty design the igniter does not require any maintenance Should deposits settle on the spark plug due to the plant s specific conditions they can be removed...

Page 10: ...possibly errors or defects may cause an exchange Requirement is that an error can be attributed to defects in components or manufacture The warranty is void if procedures are performed by the user or...

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