Overview
The Siemens LMO24.255C2 is a microprocessor-based burner control unit designed for the startup, supervision, and control of 2-stage forced draft oil burners in intermittent operation. Engineered to replace legacy LOA series oil burner controls, this compact unit manages pre-purge, ignition, and flame supervision for burners with an oil throughput of up to 30 kg/h. It features digital signal handling for accurate and reproducible control sequences, ensuring safe operation by monitoring voltage levels and initiating lockout if power drops below critical thresholds.
Features
- Microprocessor-controlled logic for precise timing and sequence management
- Multicolour LED signal lamp for real-time operational status and detailed fault diagnosis
- Integrated bridging contact for oil preheaters and monitoring of preheater startup time
- Electronic flame signal amplifier compatible with photoresistive QRB or blue-flame QRC sensors
- Under-voltage detection mechanism that prevents burner startup if mains voltage falls below AC 165 V
- Remote reset facility and digital interface (via OCI400) for PC-based diagnostics and parameter setting
- Impact-proof, heat-resistant, and flame-retarding black plastic housing
Specifications
- Model: LMO24.255C2
- Supply Voltage: AC 230 V (50/60 Hz)
- Pre-purge Time (t1): 25 seconds
- Safety Time (TSA): 5 seconds
- Pre-ignition Time (t3): 5 seconds
- Maximum Oil Throughput: Up to 30 kg/h
- Protection Class: IP40 (ensured by mounting)
- Operating Temperature: -20 C to +60 C
- Power Consumption: 12 VA
- Weight: Approximately 200g
- Dimensions: 91mm x 54mm x 62.5mm
Applications
- Supervision of 2-stage forced draft oil burners in residential and commercial heating systems
- Control of small to mid-size oil-fired boilers
- Integration into burner systems by OEMs requiring EN 230 compliant safety controls
- Replacement of legacy Siemens LOA24 and LOA26 oil burner control boxes
- Management of forced draft burners using yellow-burning or blue-burning oil flames


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