
Delavan
Delavan 3.50 x 60 W Nozzle D04-0350-60-W
Delavan 3.50 x 60 W nozzle for EOGB Delevan LPG boiler applications.
At a glance
- Also known as 2090160
£10.01
£8.34 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%
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Ordered by 4pm Mon–Fri, 10:30am Sat.
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Unused, in original packaging.
What it is
The Delavan 3.50 x 60 W nozzle is a burner nozzle used in EOGB Delevan LPG boiler applications. It meters and atomises fuel at the burner head, and its spray pattern and flow designation determine how the fuel is delivered into the combustion zone. The 3.50 x 60 W marking identifies the nozzle's flow rating and spray configuration.
Signs this part needs replacing
- Sooting or blackening around the burner head or combustion chamber
- Unstable or erratic flame that will not hold a steady shape
- Combustion readings that drift and cannot be brought back to specification by adjustment alone
- Visible wear, erosion or blockage at the nozzle orifice
- Repeated lockouts or ignition faults traced to poor fuel delivery
Before you order
- Confirm the nozzle designation stamped on the existing nozzle matches 3.50 x 60 W
- Check the appliance model against the manufacturer's parts list to confirm compatibility
- Verify the burner has not been converted or re-rated, as this changes the nozzle required
- Have the appliance's commissioning data to hand so combustion can be re-checked after fitting
Compliance
| Alternative numbers | 2090160 |
|---|
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOGB Delevan | — | — | — |
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