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R.W. Beckett’s burner controls were created with customer satisfaction and safety in mind. Our entire suite of burner controls utilizes the most current technology to safely control the combustion process.

Available in both AC and DC voltages for off-grid applications, our controls are suitable for a multitude of needs. Our new GeniSys® model 7565 Advanced Burner Control is compatible with the myTechnician™ app for modernized accessibility. The app assists with diagnostics, troubleshooting, and more. With applicable uses of our controls ranging from residential homes to commercial buildings, to process applications R.W. Beckett can meet your demands. Our multitude of models offer both fixed and programmable options and serve as a direct replacement for many competitive combustion controls.

By isolating burner fuel pumps from supply line pressure sources a supply pump or overhead tank, the osv relieves ores sure strain on fuel pump inlets and seals and prevents tank siphoning and spilling caused by accidental line breaks

Oil-fired boilers need a steady, accurately measured flow of oil to operate safely and efficiently. Fuel oil valves and actuators work together to regulate that flow, while also providing safeguards in case of a fire.

Fuel oil valves regulate the flow of oil into the burner. Actuators are used to control those valves, allowing the boiler’s monitoring and control system to adjust the fuel supply automatically based on demand. This automated control helps keep the boiler operating within spec, and at peak efficiency.

Some valves and actuators are mounted in one self-contained housing, while other configurations use separate valve and actuator assemblies that are joined by a linkage.

Many fuel oil valves feature a Proof of Closure (POC) switch as well that sends a signal back to the monitoring system to confirm valve closure, or provides visual confirmation that the valve is closed.

Fuel oil valves and actuators work together to modulate the boiler’s fuel oil supply based on demand. They are also responsible for shutting off the supply of oil during shutdown, and turning the supply back on during startup.

Many valves even feature a special heat-activated failsafe that keeps the valve open under spring pressure, closing it mechanically if the valve gets too warm.

When a fuel oil valve goes bad, it will either deliver too much or too little oil. Sometimes, none at all. This will make the boiler hard to start, and will cause it to produce either too much or too little steam based on its settings.

Things to Consider about fuel oil valves and actuators:Some fuel oil valves and actuators can be mounted in the same housing, functioning as a self-contained unit. Others are mounted as separate components joined by a linkage.Self-contained valve and actuator assemblies are easier to swap out, but harder to maintain and repair.Separate valve and actuator setups can be easier to repair and maintain, but may take longer to install.

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A malfunctioning valve or actuator will cause the boiler to run too rich or too lean. It can also prevent proper startup. If you’re checking the valve, be sure to check the linkage and actuator, too. Loose linkage can cause the boiler to run out of spec.

Both are good solutions for operating a fuel oil valve safely. It just depends on how your monitoring and control system is set up, and whether it uses compressed air or electricity to power the actuator.

Inner-Tite manufactures a complete line of fusible oil valves, fusible angle valves, check valves, tanks valves and a variety of accessories engineered for use at oil burner installations. These high performance valves feature strong steel bodies and positive release valves. All Inner-Tite valves are manufactured to precise standards using only the finest raw materials guaranteeing consistent performance for years to come.

Inner-Tite Fusible Oil Valves are engineered to stop the flow of fuels in the event that the room temperature exceeds 165 Degrees Fahrenheit. Inner-Tite Fusible Oil Valves meet NFPA (National Fire Prevention Association) Standard 31 and are UL Listed for The United States and Canada

Features/BenefitsWebster Oil Safety Valves Provide Important Protection in Oil Burner Supply Systems with Pressurized Supply Lines; The OSV Relieves Pressure Strain on Fuel Pump Inlets and Seals and Prevents Tank Siphoning and Spilling Caused by Accidental Line Breaks; The OSV is Mounted Close to the Burner Assembly; The OSV Operates as a Pressure Reducer, with Supply Line Pressure on the Valve Inlet Side and Fuel Pump Vacuum on the Valve Outlet Side