Pellet burner GP 45 IV 39
6.8.
DESCRIPTION OF THE THERMO-STICKERS FUNCTION FOR MONITORING THE
SYSTEM CONDITION.
The thermo-sticker is used for measurement of the temperature in specific zone of the
burner. By this measurement the system condition can be determined as well as the
necessity for prevention measures and servicing actions over the appliance, to which the
burner is installed and/or of the flue gas line and especially the chimney tract.
Figure 6.14. View of the reversible (self restoring) thermo-sticker that determines the burner
operating temperature in the zone where it is labeled – increased temperature condition
within 60 – 65
o
C.
Figure 6.15. View of the reversible (self restoring) thermo-sticker that determines the burner
operating temperature in the zone where it is labeled – increased temperature condition
within 65 – 75
o
C.
Figure 6.16. View of the reversible (self restoring) thermo-sticker that determines the burner
operating temperature in the zone where it is labeled – increased temperature condition
within 75 – 85
o
C.
The reversible thermo-sticker has to be checked at every servicing (visit by the
user for refueling, cleaning, inspection, etc.) of the appliance and the burner. It
shows the current temperature of the burner during operation and provides
information about the ash contamination level and the necessity for cleaning, as
well the chimney draught influence over the entire system – pellet burner –
appliance – chimney.
Figure 6.17. View of the irreversible thermo-sticker (not self recovering) – picture of its
normal condition, the burner’s pellet inlet pipe temperature had not been exceeded over the
limit value – 104
o
C.