Brahma 15909104 TR2/A ignition transformer

Transformers BRAHMA TR2/A 15909104 are used in atmospheric gas burners installed in wall-mounted boilers, water heaters, air heaters, convectors, floor boilers and other similar devices. The BRAHMA TR2/A 15909104 ignition devices are designed to reduce electromagnetic interference generated by the ignition transformer. Transformers BRAHMA TR2/A 15909104 can be installed near the ignition electrode, which reduces the length of the ignition cable, which is the main source of interference.

Thanks to the diverse range of these transformers, it is easy to choose the right option for different types of installations. For the correct operation of the high-voltage transformer TR2/A 15909104, a special electrical circuit with flame control and safety devices, such as FC modules.., CM controllers, is required..FR and DMR.. DTMR… equipped with an electromagnetic filter. If necessary, resistors are installed on the transformer to further reduce the level of interference.

Transformers are protected by Italian patent No. 01289096, issued on 09/25/1998, regarding the ignition device for flare burners with a reduced level of radio interference.

Technical information

Operating temperature: -20°C – +60°C

Protection: IP00

Recommended spark distance: 2-4mm

Max. length of ignition cable: 1 m

Weight 55 g.

Output voltage: 15 kV

Duration of ED(DU) operation: 100 %

Number of outputs: 1

Dimensions: 4.5x0x0 cm

Installation

When connecting or disconnecting the transformer, make sure that the power supply is completely turned off. The installation must comply with national and European safety standards. Ensure that the device is securely grounded for operation. The ignition transformer BRAHMA TR2/A 15909104 is installed in any position. Do not place high-voltage cables next to others, providing an appropriate level of protection. Shorten the length of the ignition cable to reduce interference and place it closer to the ground to minimize the impact on the rest of the electrical wires. Arrange the grounding at one point, preventing the appearance of parasitic currents.