Kromschröder PFU Series
Burner Control Units

Kromschröder PFU Series
Burner Controls

Universal automatic burner control units for controlling, igniting, and monitoring industrial gas burners.

Selection Guide

PFU 760

Direct Ignition

For directly ignited burners of unlimited capacity. Controls and monitors a single burner.

Unlimited CapacityDirect Ignition

PFU 780

Pilot & Main Burner

For pilot and main burners of unlimited capacity. Both burners can be monitored independently.

Pilot + MainIndependent Monitoring

Series Overview

The Kromschröder PFU Series burner control units are designed for controlling, igniting, and monitoring impulse-controlled, modulating, or step-by-step controlled gas burners. They are suitable for continuous operation with ionization control and for intermittent operation with UV control (using UVS sensors).

Key Features

  • Universal Application: Suitable for various burner types and control methods.
  • Digital Display: Shows program status, device parameters, and flame signal strength.
  • Optical Interface: Allows diagnosis and parameter adjustment via BCSoft software.
  • Manual Mode: Facilitates burner adjustment and troubleshooting.
  • Air Valve Control: Integrated control for air valves on specific models.
  • Safety: Complies with relevant safety standards (EN 746-2).

Models

  • PFU 760: Designed for directly ignited burners of unlimited capacity.
  • PFU 780: Designed for pilot and main burners of unlimited capacity. It monitors both burners independently, allowing for versatile burner management.

These units are ideal for industrial furnaces, kilns, and other thermal processing equipment where reliable and flexible burner control is essential.

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Mains Voltage115 V AC or 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Safety Time on Start-up (tSA)3, 5, or 10 s
Safety Time during Operation (tSB)1 or 2 s
Power ConsumptionApprox. 9 VA
Flame ControlIonization or UV sensor
Protection ClassIP 54
Ambient Temperature-20 to +60 °C

All Models

3 Variants Available