Overview
The Siemens LME71.112A1PKG-PRG5 is a preprogrammed flame safeguard assembly designed for the supervision of 1-stage or 2-stage gas forced draft burners. This microprocessor-based burner control unit provides a complete safety solution by integrating the LME71.000A1 base unit with a PME71.112A1 program module and a connector plug set. Engineered for intermittent operation, this specific package is configured as a “basic” safeguard without a purge cycle, ensuring the safety shutoff valves are energized only when a flame is reliably detected via a UV scanner or ionization flame rod.
Features
- Comprehensive safety monitoring for industrial and commercial burners
- Preassembled and preprogrammed package including base unit, program module, and AGG3.710 plug kit
- Integrated multicolor LED signal lamp for status, program sequence, and error notifications
- Proof of Closure (POC) input for monitoring gas valve position to ensure 100% closure
- Electrical remote lockout reset facility for convenient system management
- Digital signal handling for high-precision control sequences
- Support for UV scanner or flame rod sensor inputs
- Compatible with AZL23 remote display units for enhanced parameter adjustment and diagnostics
Specifications
- Model: LME71.112A1PKG-PRG5
- Mains Voltage: AC 120 V (50/60 Hz)
- Power Consumption: Approximately 12 VA
- Safety Class: I
- Protection Rating: IP40 (when mounted correctly)
- Operating Temperature: -20 C to +60 C
- Weight: Approximately 1.2 lbs to 2.0 lbs depending on assembly
- Program Module: PME71.112A1 (Basic unit without purge)
- Approvals: UL, FM, CSA, and CE
Applications
- Supervision of multistage or modulating forced draft gas burners
- Ideal for atmospheric burners of medium to high capacity
- Industrial thermal process applications requiring linkageless burner control
- HVAC and boiler systems where proof of closure and remote reset capabilities are required
- Systems using QRA series UV detectors or ionization probes for flame detection


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