The 7800 series combustion controller is a microprocessor based integrated main burner control that automatically emits gas, oil, or combined fuel for individual burner applications.
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Functions include automatic Firing order, flame monitoring, system status indication, system or self diagnosis and troubleshooting;
Operate the base plate and amplifier according to the requirements;
Options include PC interface, keyboard display module, data control bus module, remote display module, first out expansion alarm, combustion system manager software;
5 LED sequence information;
Replacement plug-in flame amplifier;
Optional local or remote alarms for operation and fault information;
After power loss, the non-volatile memory retains the Historical document and sequencing status;
Optional remote reset function;
Optional report generation;
Optional re ignition or locked flame loss.
Example of required components:
HONEYWELL Flame Amplifier R7861 A1026
HONEYWELL Flame Detector C7061A 1012
The history of Honeywell can be traced back to 1885, when an inventor named Albert Butz obtained technical certification for furnace regulators and alarms, and established the Buzz Electronic Temperature Regulators Company in the United States. The company's name was officially changed to Honeywell International in 1963. The business departments include Aerospace Group, Automation Control Systems Group, and Characteristic Materials and Technology Group.
