
EOGB
EOGB LMO24.011C2 Control Box
Control box for EOGB Siemens Landis boilers, used to manage burner sequence and flame monitoring.
£205.28
£171.07 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%
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What it is
The LMO24.011C2 Control box is a burner control unit manufactured by EOGB for Siemens - Landis burner management applications. It governs the ignition and safety sequence of the appliance, monitoring flame presence and shutting the burner down if a fault is detected. It is supplied as a service component for EOGB boiler installations.
Signs this part needs replacing
- The burner fails to start or runs through its sequence without ignition
- Lockout occurs repeatedly and requires a manual reset each time
- The flame is established but the control box shuts the burner down shortly afterwards
- No fault indication or sequence activity is seen when the appliance is called for heat
- Intermittent operation with unexplained shutdowns during a demand for heat
Before you order
- Confirm the existing control box carries the LMO24.011C2 part number
- Check the appliance model and burner series against the fitment listed above
- Inspect the plug-in base and wiring harness for damage before fitting
- Verify the fault is not caused by ignition electrodes, flame sensor or gas supply before replacing the control box
No specification data held for this part.
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOGB Siemens - Landis | — | — | — |
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