
EOGB
EOGB Delavan 0.90 x 80 W Nozzle D04-0090-80-W
Delavan 0.90 x 80 W nozzle supplied under the EOGB brand for oil-fired boiler applications.
£15.07
£12.56 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%
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What it is
This is a Delavan nozzle with the 0.90 x 80 W designation, supplied under the EOGB brand. It is a boiler part intended for oil-fired appliance applications, where the nozzle meters and atomises the fuel delivered to the burner. The 0.90 x 80 W marking on the component identifies its rated output and spray characteristic.
Signs this part needs replacing
- The burner flame becomes unstable or fails to establish reliably.
- Soot deposits, smoke or a rising smoke number are observed at the flue.
- Combustion readings drift and cannot be brought back into the appliance manufacturer's stated range.
- Fuel consumption rises without a change in demand or settings.
- The nozzle is visibly blocked, worn or damaged at service inspection.
Before you order
- Confirm the nozzle designation on the existing part matches 0.90 x 80 W.
- Check the appliance manufacturer's documentation for the nozzle specified for the burner fitted.
- Verify the nozzle body type and thread form suit the burner nozzle holder.
- Replace the nozzle as part of a full service rather than in isolation, and re-commission the burner afterwards.
No specification data held for this part.
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOGB Delevan | — | — | — |
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