Overview
The Siemens LME39.100C1 is a high-performance, microprocessor-based gas burner control designed for the startup and supervision of 1- or 2-stage gas or gas/oil burners. It is primarily utilized in small to medium-capacity industrial and commercial burner systems. Engineered for intermittent operation, the control ensures safe burner sequences by managing the fan, ignition, and fuel valves. It features a digital signal handling system that provides accurate program sequences and is compatible with the Siemens BCI for parameterization and diagnostics.
Features
- Microprocessor-controlled for precise and repeatable program timing
- Integrated undervoltage detection for safe shutdown during power fluctuations
- Air pressure supervision with functional checks during startup and operation
- Multicolor LED indication for visual status messages and fault diagnostics
- Electrical remote reset facility for easy system recovery
- Controlled intermittent operation with a mandatory shutdown after 24 hours of continuous use
- BCI communication interface for parameterization via PC or specialized service tools
- Robust design with a lifetime rating of approximately 250,000 startup cycles
Specifications
- Model: LME39.100C1
- Mains Voltage: AC 120 V (+10% / -15%)
- Mains Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz (+/- 6%)
- Power Consumption: 12 VA
- Safety Class: I (with plug-in base)
- Degree of Protection: IP40 (when properly mounted)
- Operating Temperature: -20 C to +60 C
- Prepurge Time (t1): Minimum 30 seconds
- Preignition Time (t3): Approximately 3 seconds
- Safety Time (TSA): Maximum 3 seconds
- Weight: Approximately 160 g
Applications
- Supervision of 1- or 2-stage gas or gas/oil burners of small to medium capacity
- Use in forced draft gas burners in accordance with EN 676
- Integration into gas-fired equipment by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)
- Applicable for systems using ionization probes or QRA UV flame detectors with ancillary units
- Suitable for HVAC boiler systems and industrial thermal process plants requiring intermittent operation


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