Electronical compound, up to 5 channels
Mixed combustion with up to 2 out of 3 fuels with flying change
Connects to control system
Simple to program
10-bits resolution
Can be operated from PC
Optional load regulator
Integrated O2 controller
Type-examination tested
Purpose:
Universal electronic fuel and air ratio control unit (VMS) for all types of combustion systems. TÜV-tested, licensed for TRD 604 installations. The VMS is the VR4 ratio controller's successor. It includes the electronic fuel and air ration control system with 4 or 5 servo outputs. The analog inputs have 10-bit resolution. This permits actuator accuracy of < 0.1° with a 90° motor.
All operational and error messages are displayed in plain text. Up to 20 points can be input per curve. The unit's configuration can be changed on site through password-protected parameters. In the standard configuration, the unit has 2 curve sets (e.g. for oil and gas); 4 or 8 curve sets are available as options. The options of introducing corrections have been widely extended. This further improves the ability to implement special installations.
The unit has a PC interface. Curve and parameter data can be saved by means of a Windows-based program. As a result, the VMS can be remote-controlled and the curves represented graphically. A demo version of this remote control and remote display software is available at download register.
In addition, the VMS has a LAMTEC-SYSTEM-BUS interface for linking to other new-generation LAMTEC instruments, such as LT1 / LT2 Lambda transmitters for measuring the O2 content of flue gas and for optimizing combustion.
The VMS can be connected to the control system via standard bus systems.
Other features:
All these innovations notwithstanding, the operating method has remained the same as in the VR. Curve input is just as simple in the VMS as in its predecessor.
Technical Data:
Power supply: | 230 VAC +10 % -15 % 50/60 Hz |
Ambient temperature | +0 °C … +60 °C |
Ambient temperature | -25 °C … +60 °C |
Resolution per analog input: | 999 digit, 10 bits |
Three-point step Recommended run time of the servomotor: | 30 s … 60 s |
Continuous output: Apparent ohmic resistance: | 0 … 10 V > 5 kΩ |
Digital signal input: | 16 via floating contact |
Number of curve set: | 2 per channel (e.g. for oil/gas dual-fuel burner) optional 4 or 8 |
BUS connection: | Via 25-pole Sub-D socket BUS card for the following systems:
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