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VECTRON G 2 - 6
Power 40 to 1,907 kW
Intelligent
Manual fuel switching directly on site
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VECTRON GL 03 - 06
Power 118 to 2,050 kW
Dual-fuel burners are an attractive alternative for greater flexibility and economy. Switching from gas to oil operation on cold days helps the gas supplier to avoid bottlenecks. In return, you receive a more favourable gas price the rest of the time. ELCO offers you powerful burner series for this purpose. Simple installation, installation and maintenance are particular advantages of the compact, modular VECTRON GL series. The electrical functions required for dual-fuel operation are integrated in the control unit in the burner housing. The fuel is selected via a changeover switch in the control panel.
A customised heating solution for every requirement
ELCO does not supply off-the-shelf heating technology. As a partner to the specialist installers, we do everything we can to ensure that you can offer each of your customers a customised heating solution. A comprehensive solution that best fulfils their expectations in terms of comfort, safety and energy savings. In a quality that lasts for decades. With a service that sets standards in the industry. That's what we consider market-orientated. This also and especially applies to the new VECTRON generation.
Key features at a glance
Simple
Quick installation and easy handling
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Reliable
Without complicated or fault-prone components
Environmentally friendly
Excellent energy utilisation and clean combustion
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Flexibe
Wide range of special functions can be set
Technical Information
| VECTRON | GL 03.350 DUO | GL 05.700 DUO PLUS | GL 05.1000 DUO PLUS | GL 06.1600 DUO PLUS | GL 06.2100 DUO PLUS |
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| Performance min. [kW] | 118 | 200 | 240 | 300 | 480 |
| Performance max. [kW] | 350 | 700 | 1000 | 1600 | 2050 |
| Compact gas fitting | CG 340 - VT 2 | MBVEF 412 / 420 | MBVEF 412 / 420 or VGG 10 or VGF 10 | MBVEF 412 / 420 or VGD 20 / 40 | MBVEF 420 or VGD 20 / 40 |
| Operating mode | Gas: modulating / Oil: two-stage | Gas: two-stage gliding / modulating /Oil: two-stage | Gas: two-stage gliding / modulating /Oil: two-stage | Gas: two-stage gliding / modulating / Oil: three-stage | Gas: two-stage gliding / modulating / Oil: three-stage |
| ø Burner tube x immersion depth [mm] | 149 x 115 - 300 | 170 x 215 and 325 and 435 | 170 x 215 and 325 and 435 | 227 x 270 and 370 | 227 x 270 and 370 and 470 |
| Examination | EN 267 & EN 676 | EN 267 & EN 676 | EN 267 & EN 676 | EN 267 | EN 267 |
| CE label | 0065 AQ 1117 | 1312 AR 2061 | 1312 AR 2062 | 1312 BM 3427 | 1312 BM 3428 |
Solutions
First Class Service
People say we offer the best customer service in the industry: in fact, we are there for our customers 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. With more than 800 service engineers in Europe.
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Your heating always at hand - with REMOCON NET
Wouldn't it be nice if you could set the ideal room temperature at the touch of a button before you get home? With the ELCO REMOCON-NET app for your smartphone, you can control your heating system anytime, anywhere. Adjust the settings for optimum energy consumption and save money.
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Our references - your security
Our customers love their heating solutions from ELCO. That's why they are happy to give us an insight into their heating centres. That makes us happy and, of course, very proud!
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Gas connection accessories
The burner is flexibly connected to the gas pipe via a gas hose, which can be quickly and safely disconnected using a quick-release coupling and an upstream ball valve. A gas meter is used to monitor gas consumption.
Connection set for external gas valve
The safety valve, which is normally located outside the boiler room, is simply controlled via the burner using a connection kit.
Power regulator
A modern electronic controller can be installed directly under the burner bonnet to regulate the output of the burner.
Air intake connection
For the external air supply, an air intake connection is available for connecting the burner to the air duct.
Remote release
If the burner is located under a sound insulation or boiler bonnet, it can be connected to a switch located in the boiler control panel via a remote release cable.