JSI JSI-UK Assembly Instructions

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Gas Hob Range (Touch Control)
Installation & User Instructions
For
Glass Gas Hobs (70cm and 90cm Models)
Natural Gas and LPG*
JSI-UK Models
70cm and 90cm
PLEASE READ FULLY BEFORE INSTALLATION OR USE.
*FOR LPG USE –SEE PAGE 3,6 & 9
Index
Packaging Page 2
WEEE Page 2
Safety Page 3
Safety in Use Page 3
Safety of Children Page 4
Care and Maintenance Page 4
Installation Suitability Page 4
Installation Page 5
Replacing the injectors Page 6
Worktop Fitting Page 6
Dimensions and Burner Configuration Page 7
User Operation Controls and Use Page 8
Engineer Controls and settings Page 9
Auto-Diagnosis Page 11
Flame Safety Page 11
Service Page 12
Technical Specifications Page 12
JSI-UK
HGGM/01
REV
JAN 2014

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Should your JSI appliance require a repair within
the manufacturing guarantee period please call
01666 317077
Your JSI appliance comes with
a 24 month parts and labour guarantee
Please REGISTER your appliance online at
wwwwww.jsi-uk.com/warranty
To get a free additional three year parts only warranty.
(Terms and Conditions apply. Go to www.jsi-uk.com/warranty to see warranty
conditions)

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Your New Product
Congratulations on buying this new, high quality equipment. Please read this Installation and User
Manual fully before assembly and installation. Please note that this product comprises of a
sophisticated piece of electronic control equipment and under no circumstances must the product
be dismantled or repaired by non-approved engineers.
Please unpack this product and check for any damage. In the unlikely event of damage resulting
from transportation, please notify the vendor immediately. No damages can be accepted after 48
hours after the delivery date.
This hob is manufactured for domestic use only and with normal use and maintenance will provide
years of fault free use as it is manufactured using the highest standard of components selected for
long life use. It is for use in installations which comply with the latest gas regulations. Please note
that if the appliance is to be used with LPG then different regulations may apply but in all cases and
without exception, a registered “gassafe” engineer must install, repair or service the appliance in
accordance with current UK regulations.
Your hob is controlled by a PC5F-XX1 control circuit which in turn, controls 5 Brahma VPC01 gas
valves. There is a 7 segment display and a user interface.
For your safety and ongoing reliability, this product is manufactured using the world famous Schott
Glass and the Italian Sabaf burners both of which are acknowledged as the some of the world’s
most reliable materials and components. The installation should only be done by qualified engineers
and this is not a DIY product.
Packaging
Most of the packaging materials used can be recycled and are environmentally friendly. Please
dispose of all cardboard packaging as soon as possible in an approved disposal collection or
depository.
Any plastic film, plastic wrapping and polystyrene must be kept out of reach of babies and young
children at all times and babies risk suffocation if packaging is not disposed of immediately.
Please dispose of all materials responsibly and with due regard to the environment.
JSI-UK Environmental Responsibility –Disposal of Old Appliances
With effect from July 1st 2007 all disposal of appliances is covered by the European
Parliament and Council Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic equipment
(2002/96/EC) (The “WEEE Directive”) and the subsequent European Parliament and
Council Directive 2003/108/EC that amended the WEEE Directive.
As a result, JSI-UK pay a proportion of the purchase cost to ensure that collection of
the equivalent weight of household appliances are disposed in accordance with these
regulations when purchased through a retailer or trade supplier.
JSI-UK is a member of the EXEL Europe WEEE compliance scheme and take great responsibly for
the environmental impact that uncontrolled disposal causes. Additionally JSI-UK is registered with
the Government agency VALPAKs’ “Distributor Take Back”scheme and contributes financially to
the operation and development of approximately 1000 civic amenity sites upgraded to DCF
standard in order that you may return your old appliance safely and with minimal environmental
impact.
Please dispose of your old appliance through any of the United Kingdoms’ designated civic amenity
sites that have been classified as having Designation Collection Facilities (DCFs).
For further details on the Distributor Take Back scheme (DTS), the registration details of the JSI
schemes and locations of approved civic amenity sites please go to www.jsi-uk and www.recycle-
more.com
You must not dispose of your old appliance with your household waste.

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Disconnection
Any appliance should be unplugged or disconnected by a competent or appropriately qualified
person.
Safety instructions
This product is approved for use within Europe under the European Directive 90-396/CEE (Gas)
73/23/CEE del 19/02/1973 (Low Voltage) and 89/336/CEE (Electromagnetic Compatibility) and is
suitable for cooking at home only. The manufacturer or distributor cannot be held liable for any
incorrect use or any use other that for domestic kitchen food preparation.
Before connection of this appliance to the mains power supply, ensure that the voltage and
frequency given on the data plate correspond with the electricity supply. The supply should be 13A
standard 3 pin plug for UK use (supplied). If no supply is available, a suitably qualified electrician
should install one.
This appliance must not be connected to the mains supply via an extension lead.
This appliance should be wired directly to a mains supply with an effective earthing system. This
system must meet local and national safety regulations. As with all electrical appliances, it is
recommended that they are tested regularly by a qualified electrician. The manufacturer can not be
held liable for the consequences of an inadequate earthing system e.g. electric shock.
The gas connection requires a flexible hose (not supplied). This connection should be tested for
leaks by an approved “Gassafe” engineer and gas tests completed by pressure drop testing at the
meter in accordance with gas regulations. Only approved leak detection spray should be used.
The appliance should be kept clean at all times and where there are external components, these
also should be kept clean and regularly maintained and serviced. The external area of this
appliance should only be washed with mild soapy water. The electrical componentry of the hob
should not be allowed to come into contact with water.
Safety In use
The JSI range of gas hobs have flame failure devises fitted as standard to all of the burners. The
use of gas appliances without flame failure devices is illegal in the UK where there are multiple
occupancy (flats, apartments etc.) In the rest of Europe, the use of FFD is mandatory so this hob
may be fitted anywhere.
The gas burners are ignited by the hobs built in auto ignition system. Never attempt to light the gas
burners with a naked flame.
Do not use the hob for purposes other than cooking. The cast iron pan supports get extremely hot
and hobs in use or immediately after use should never be left unattended especially where the
presence of children is likely. Never leave pans or fryers unattended. Never leave an open grill
unattended as overheated oil and fat could damage the appliance.
Safety of children
This appliance is not suitable for use by young children
The use of the appliance should be explained to older children to enable them to use it safely.
Packaging should be kept out of reach of babies and young children.
* This product is factory set for natural gas. LPG jets are supplied separately with this
product and need to be fitted by the qualified engineer at the time of installation.
See page 6 for engineer instructions. Additionally, the device needs to be
reprogrammed for LPG use via the device keyboard. (see page 10)
LPG

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Care and Maintenance –Glass
All external surfaces should only be cleaned using warm water with a little washing up liquid applied
to a moist cloth avoiding excess water. Wipe the surface dry using a soft clean cloth
Do not allow water to penetrate the control panels as this could damage the electronics.
An E-Cloth should be used on all stainless steel, glass, plastic and chrome surfaces without the use
of water or chemicals.
Do not use general cleaning agents for this glass as they may leave bluish marks on the glass.
If fluid containing sugar spills onto the hob –clean off immediately with sponge and a few drops of
detergent suitable for ceramic glass then dry with paper towel.
Avoid the use of cleaning agent containing soda, acids chlorides or solvents.
Avoid the use of abrasive cleaners, abrasive sponges or any other product that may contain fine
particles as this will scratch the surface. Avoid using any cloths that may have been used with
cleaning materials previously.
The toughened glass can be damaged by objects falling on it. If for any reason the glass surface is
cracked, immediately turn off the gas valves and electrical supply and seek advice.
Never use steel wool or any kind of knife to clean the glass.
Care and Maintenance –Gas valves
The glass keys can be cleaned with warm mild soapy water on a cloth. Burner parts can be washed
in a hot soap solution but must not be immersed in water when hot.
Do not clean in a dishwasher
Care and Maintenance –Pan Supports
The pan supports can be cleaned with warm soapy water and scrubbed.
Do not clean in a dishwasher. Pan supports may dis-colour over time. These can be restored with
stove black or similar inert product.
Installation: Suitability
Safety regulations prohibit the use of this appliance with any fuel other than Natural Gas or LPG
(LPG conversion kit required to be fitted). An isolator valve must be fitted to the gas supply line for
both LPG and natural gas.
The minimum safety distance between the top of the gas cooker or hob and the bottom of the
cooker hood is 76cm or those dimensions as provided by the hood manufacturer and 50cm
between adjacent high level cupboards and the near perimeter of the nearest burner.
All pipe work and fittings must be non-flammable and kept away from any sharp edges.
The appliance must not be connected to any other electrical apparatus.
The appliance must not be fitted in a room that contains a fireplace unless adequate ventilation is
installed. You should seek advice from a professional “Gassafe” installer on all other matters.
A gas isolation valve should always be used through which the hob is supplied.
Gas valve knobs where options are supplied must be changed by the professional “gassafe”
installer.
When using the appliance in a room or area where another heating appliance exists, ventilation may
be required. These appliances include gas, oil wood and coal fire and burners. There may be
insufficient air for clean combustion of the burning appliance. This may bring about an increase in
Carbon Monoxide.
You should seek expert advice from a competent builder or for gas; a “Gassafe” registered installer
must be consulted. It is always advisable to fit carbon monoxide detectors where any Natural Gas or
LPG appliance is fitted.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage caused by non-compliance with these warning
and safety instructions or current UK gas regulations.

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Installation
All electrical work should be undertaken by a suitably qualified and competent person
in accordance with European, National and Local regulations.
Installations completed by unqualified persons could be dangerous and illegal and
the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for product damage or personal injury
that may arise from such installation. Please note that the warranty is invalid if the
product has been tampered with by the user.
Ensure that power is not supplied to the appliance until after the installation is completed and
checks have been made.
Connections to the mains supply must never under any circumstances be made using an
extension lead.
Electrical connection of the appliance is made via a suitable isolating switch or a double
poled fused spur which complies with European, National and Local regulations and the
on/off switch should be accessible after the appliance has been installed and built in.
If the switch is not accessible after installation then a further means of disconnection must be
provided at all poles.
The extra low voltage circuit (ELV) is not safe to “bunch” therefore the installation must
ensure shock protection equivalent to the double isolation of the user interface.
If there is poor insulation between the phase and earth, the voltage across the detection
electrode will drop and cause device lock-out as a flame signal will not be able to be
detected.
Gas connection is made using a suitable and approved gas isolation valve.
For the U.K. and Ireland, this appliance is suitable for connection to 230v single phase 50Hz
supply.
The connection leads are in accordance with the following codes:
Green/Yellow = Earth
Blue = Neutral
Brown = Live
The power cable should be H05VV-F type 3 core 5mm and no more electrical appliances
should be connected through it. In case of partial short circuit or inadequate cable insulation,
the voltage on the detection electrode may be reduced and may cause the device to lock
due to no flame detection.
This hob is designed to be in use for no longer than 24 continuous hours. When this use
time has been reached, the appliance will shut off to automatically. The automatic hob
safety device should not be changed or otherwise altered as it is a safety protection and any
attempt to alter it will invalidate the warranty of the appliance.
The room that the hob is to be fitted in should be ventilated. There should be a permanent
ventilation open area of 100m² bringing air directly in from outside. This air vent should not
be blocked at any point.
Consult the “Gassafe” approved installer regarding ventilation.
The appliance must only be disconnected or connected with the appliance turned off
Before operating the device, the appliance must be allowed to run through an automatic
calibration procedure of the control panel for a few seconds.
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Replacing the Injectors
Please note that all hobs are specifically set to use natural gas at the factory. The
conversion to LPG jets must be done by a registered UK Gassafe engineer (or approved
European engineer).
1) Remove the pan supports and burners.
2) Remove the injectors by removing burners A and replace
with the LPG jets supplied in the original fittings pack.
3) Refit the burners and pan supports using wrench B as shown.
4) Fit the injectors tightly and adjust burner levels
5) Check ignitors position
Fitting
1) Before installation, remove all loose and removable parts from the hob
2) Cut the sealing strip (supplied) into 4 lengths (2 for sides and 2 for front and back).
When these are fitted, there should be no overlap.
3) Stick the ban tightly using finger pressure.
4) Fix the hob to the worktop using the fixing brackets and screws provided. Use a hand
screw driver only. Under no circumstances must an electric screwdriver be used.
5) The gas connection is via a male ½” threaded connector to EN10226 standard. After
the gas connection has been made, this should be tested for soundness using leak
detection spray and not washing up liquid and never naked flames.
6) This product requires a minimum of 70mm from the top of the worktop and 760mm to
the cooker hood.
IMPORTANT: Fitting the hob without the glass protection gasket and/or not clamping or
overtightenin the worktop clamps riskes breaking the glass during installation or use and will
invalidate the warranty of the appliance.
Dimensions and Burner Configurations (Natural Gas and LPG)
Topp plate
Benke plate
Festeklips
Skrue
Glass Top
Securing Screws
Securing
Clips
Work top
Fix self-adhesive gasket
(supplied) prior to fitting as hob
may not level correctly
560 (70cm)
830 (90cm)
560 (70cm)
860 (90cm)
P1 = Rapid Burner P2 = Semi-Rapid Burner
P3 = Auxiliary Burner P6 = Wok Burner

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Operating Controls and Use (70cm and 90cm 5 Burner Models)
Standby
When the hob is turned on, it will go through an auto diagnosis routine for a few seconds and
a keyboard calibration routine is performed. When the calibration is completed, all the
displays will go off. When this has happened, the hob can be turned on by pressing the
ON/OFF key
Switching on the Hob
The hob can be turned on by pressing the [ON/OFF] key for at least two seconds. The hob
will power up and the LED windows will display “0” which means that the burners are off.
Switching on a Burner
A burner can be turned on by pressing the appropriate [+] and [–]keys simultaneously and
continuously for at least one second. The gas flow is set to medium on start-up and the
display will show 5. All burners will shut down after four hours unless the timer function has
been activated.
Controlling the Gas Valve
Once a burner is lit, the gas rate can be controlled by pressing either [+] or [–]keys to
increase or reduce the cooking temperature. The gas rate can be varied between 1and 7.
Switching off a Burner
The burner will be turned off if the [+] and [–]keys are pressed simultaneously. If the burner
has been on for sufficient time to become hot then the LED will display ”H”when the burner
is turned off to signify that the valve will be hot.
Switching off all Burners
All burners can be switched off by pressing the [ON/OFF] key briefly. When this is done, the
hob goes into standby mode automatically.
Setting the Burner Timer
A function of the hob is that every burner can be timed individually after which time the
burner will shut off.
To set a burner timer it is necessary to press the [PT]key. The burner A indicator will now
show in the window to the right of the timer.
Press either the [P+] or [P-] to alter the burner being selected. The displayed burner number
will change and flash. The timer will show 00.00 as the timer is deactivated.
Press the [PT] key again and the first digit which is hours and on the left hand side of the
timer flashes (hours). Press [P+]or [P-] to set the time in hours between 0-9. Repeat the
process for minutes on the right hand side.
During timer programming it is possible to reset the hours or minutes to zero by pressing the
[P+]and [P-] simultaneously.
Once the timer is programmed, the program is set by pressing the [PT]key.
When Burners A,B....E are switched on the LEDs to
the right of the timer display are as shown.

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The timers can be programmed with the burners off but it can only be reduced with the
burner on.
When the time cycle is complete, the hob will emit an alert sound for 30 seconds. This can
be turned off by pressing the [PT]key
Adjusting the Clock
To adjust the clock and especially after power interruptions, it is necessary to press
simultaneously the [PT]and [KL]keys for 3 seconds. If the hob is on, all the burners will be
turned off.
By pressing P+ or P-, the digits to the left of the display (hours) and to the left of the display
(minutes) can be changed. Press the PT key again to set clocks time.
Unlocking Burners.
A burner that has been locked out for any reason will have a letter “b”showing in its display.
It can be unlocked by simultaneously [-A] and [KL]keys for two seconds. When this is
complete, all of the burners will show “0”in their display window which signifies that they are
switched of and ready to be switched on.
Note: If the user repeats the unlock procedure more than 5 times in 15 minutes, the display
will show the error message “FLT06”after which the devise cannot be unlocked for a further
15 minutes.
Keyboard Lock
The keyboard can be locked by pressing the [KL] key for at least 2 seconds. All burner
levels will remain unchanged.
When the keyboard is locked, it is not possible to alter the gas flow or timer settings because
the only enabled key is the [ON/OFF] key.
To unlock the keyboard, press the [KL]and [+A] keys for 2 seconds. An unlocked keyboard
has the dots on the displays level switched off.
Calibration and Setting (Gas Engineers only)
Regulation of minimum gas level of burners
This procedure allows the engineer to reset the predetermined minimum
burner rate i.e. the gas level at first ignition.
Start the procedure by pressing keys [+] on burner B and [+] on burner E
simultaneously for 3 seconds with the burners turned off.
At the start of the process of regulating the burners, the timer display shows “MIN”. At this
point, select the desired burner to be regulated by pressing the [P+] and [P-] keys. The
appropriate display will activate when it is selected by then pressing the PT key.
The burner will start at the minimum level and then it is possible to increase or decrease to a
new minimum by pressing the [P+] or [P-] keys.
To regulate the intermediate levels, increase the burner to the desired level by using the
[P+] and [P-] keys.
During the adjustment of minimum and intermediate levels, the flame level displays shows
the actual level being regulated whilst the timer display still shows “MIN”alternating with a
decimal number from the modulation table. When the levels are being adjusted, the flashing
indicators of the display indicate that the system has not yet reached the stable condition
equal to the desired selected level.
To confirm the capacity for each number, press the [PT]key to exit or select a different
burner. The selected levels are stored in the system memory during the process.
Note that it is not possible to alter the flow rate of setting number 7.

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Gas type selection
This hob will work with natural gas or LPG. The hob is fitted with jets for natural
gas. LPG jets are provided with the fixing kit. If LPG use is required, the jets
must be changed by an approved gas engineer and then the hob needs to
be reset.
The re-set can only be done if the hob is on and all burners are off. To re-set, press keys
[B], [-C] and [P-] simultaneously for at least two seconds.
At this point, all gas level displays will be turned off and the timer display shows “Met”
(natural gas) or “Gpl”(LPG). The gas type can be changed by pressing the [P+] or [P-]
keys.
Activate internal temperature sensing
There is a temperature sensor fitted to the hob and it is possible to send the
sensors’ output to the main display. This can be activated by pressing [+B]
[-B], [P+] and [P-] simultaneously for at least three seconds.
When the internal temperature display is activated it is not possible to set a burner timing so
the [PT]key will be unusable.
To deactivate the internal temperature sensing, the same keys are used again.
Procedure for testing the display
It is possible to constantly switch on and off the displays by simultaneously
pressing the [P+], [KL] and [ON/OFF] keys for one second but within 5
seconds of turning power on to the appliance. This is useful for engineers to
check all pf the displays are working and to align the serigraphics of the glass
with the display. It is not possible to start this procedure after 5 seconds from powering up
the appliances.
If the procedure has been started, the keyboard of the appliance will be disabled and it will
then be necessary to exit the procedure by disconnecting the appliances from the electrical
supply.
Procedure for simultaneously lighting all burners
This is done by pressing [P+], [P-], [KL] and [ON/OFF] for about one second
after connecting the electrical supply. This is useful to check that all the
burners are working correctly.
Procedure for resetting all default settings
It is possible to re-set all of the factory settings including minimum and
intermediate gas levels and gas type in one action. Press the +key on
burner B and the +key on burner Dcontinuously for about one second but
within five seconds of connecting the appliance ot the electrical supply.
The start of this procedure is signalled by the characters “ “ appearing on the display and
the re-set can be confirmed by pressing the key [PT]. The procedure can be exited by
pressing the [ON/OFF] key

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Electronic auto-diagnosis
Error Code
Anomaly Type
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
b
Burner lock out
No gas supply
Restore gas supply and unlock
burners
Ionisation electrode dirty
Clean and check electrode and
unlock burners
Hob not earthed correctly
Check wiring and unlock
burners
F
Parasite flame or flame amplifier
anomaly
Wrong wiring of ionization
electrode
Check wiring
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt00
Main valve or circuit anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt01
Voltage reference anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt02
Watchdog anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt03
Microcontroller anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt04
Eeprom anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt05
Electro-valve circuit anomaly
Circuit failure
Replace device
FLt06
Reached the maximum limit of
unlock attempts within 15
minutes
5 unlock operations attempted
within 15 minutes
Wait for 15 minutes and then
unlock burners.
FLt08
Power supply error
Circuit breakdown
Replace device
FLt09
Generic anomaly
A fault has occurred and then the
device was switched off.
Perform burner unlock
procedure
Resonator anomaly
Circuit breakdown
Replace device
FLt0A
All burners in lockout state
Ionisation electrode dirty
Clean and check electrode and
unlock burners
Hob not earthed
Check wiring and unlock
burners
Loss of gas from valve which has
caused an unwanted ignition of
another burner. Flame detection
on other burner causes this error
type.
Replace faulty valve.
FLt0C
Communication error with logical
core
Circuit breakdown
Replace device
FLt0E
Keyboard error
A mechanical deformation can
compromise support keyboard to
glass
Wait for a few seconds for
keyboard recalibration. If fault
persists, switch off and on the
power supply. If fault still exists
replace device.
Flame Safety Devices
Flame Safety Devices (FSDs) are also known as Flame Failure Devices or FFDs. In the UK, these
are mandatory on multi occupancy properties such as flats and multi occupancy houses. JSI do not
supply any products that do not have flame safety devises as part of its commitment to safely
generally.
Suitability of Pans
To obtain the maximum heat output safely, ensure that the cooking pans used are within the
following range of dimensions:
Rapid Burner 200-240mm
Semi Rapid Burner 160-200mm
Auxiliary Burner 60-140mm
Triple Crown 240-260mm

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Service
JSI-UK Glass Gas hobs are supplied with a one year warranty for parts and labour.
The warranty, after sales repairs and maintenance are done by Warranty Solutions Limited, who is
one of the largest appliance service organisations in the country.
If your registered appliance should break down due to an electrical or mechanical fault simply
contact our after sales team on. 01666 317077
Repair parts are all stocked in our service centre in Yorkshire which supports Technical Support
Services (manufacturers, engineers & end users) all over the country. Repairs are also available
outside of the warranty period but will be chargeable.
The JSI Dedicated Service Centre hours are 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
These products are designed by and manufactured for JSI-UK Limited in Turkey
Further information can be found at www.jsi-uk.com
For further information contact [e-mail]
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Product Size 90cm 70cmcm
Width 860mm 680mmmm
Depth 520mm 520mm
Height (Tray) 51mm 51mm
Cut Out requirement 90cm 120cm
Width 830mm 560mm
Depth 490mm 490mm
Construction and Finishes Toughened Schott black glass fitted with Brahma gas valves,
Full touch control and iron pan supports and clock.
Electrical supply for ignition 220-240v a.c. 13A fused switched supply
Operating Power Consumption 30VA
Operating Temperature Range -10c - +85c
Protection IP 00
Sabaf Burner Injector Data (Triple) LPG G30 Natural Gas G20
Injector marking 90 Injector Marking 130
Power 3.80Kw Power 3.80Kw
Rate 236 g/hr. Rate 0.278m²/hr.
Sabaf Burner Injector Data (Rapid) LPG G30 Natural Gas G20
Injector marking 85 Injector marking 115
Power 3.00Kw Power 3.0Kw
Rate 224g/hr. Rate 0.264m²/hr.
Sabaf Burner Injector Data (Semi Rapid) LPG G30 Natural Gas G20
Injector marking 65 Injector marking 97
Power 1.75Kw Power 1.75Kw
Rate 130g/hr. Rate 0.166m²/hr.
Sabaf Burner Injector Data (Auxiliary) LPG G30 Natural Gas G20
Injector marking 50 Injector marking 72
Power 1.00Kw Power 1.00Kw
Rate 71g/hr. Rate 0.091m²/hr.