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Maxon OPTIMA™ SLS Ultra Low Emissions Industrial Burner

• Fuel-flexible with natural gas, propane, and butane capabilities
• Five sizes with capacities to 93.5 MM Btu/h; Up to 17.8:1 turndown
• Large capacity heat releases with a compact, robust flame geometry
• Low NOx and CO production levels for extremely clean, reliable heat, easy air permitting and environmental compliance
• Intelligent ratio control provides reliable operation and optimal fuel efficiency
• All steel and high temperature alloy construction for reduced weight, increased durability
• Direct factory operational support with SMARTFIRE® control and communications gateway

Maxon OPTIMA™ SLS is a nozzle-mixing, ultra low NOx and ultra low CO burner. It is suitable for installation in dryers (spray, flash, fluidized bed, print, paper and others), air heaters, kilns, process heaters, and ovens. The all-metal burner design provides very compact, repeatable heating with a flame fully contained in its discharge sleeve. OPTIMA™ SLS provides optimal performance when coupled with MAXON's SMARTFIRE® Intelligent Ratio Control System. This advanced control package allows the burner to be fully factory preset for trouble-free installation and startup. Plus, the intelligence of SMARTFIRE® keeps the burner fully optimized for fuel efficiency and emissions.

Supporting Documentation
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Type	Description	Size
	Maxon Industrial Burners Application Datasheet	86KB
	Maxon OPTIMA™ SLS Ultra Low Emissions Industrial Burner Brochure	269KB
	Maxon OPTIMA™ SLS Ultra Low Emissions Industrial Burner Specifications	1.2MB
	Maxon OPTIMA™ SLS Ultra Low Emissions Industrial Burner Installation and Operations Manual	279KB

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Last Ed. Date: 05/19/2009 02:50 PM