Brahma Microprocessor-based controller BT2310 18049430

This microprocessor-based controller is designed for gas, oil, and combination burners, supporting both single-stage and two-stage operation. It operates on a 24 V supply and accepts ionisation, UV, or photocell flame detectors. The device runs in intermittent mode, reacts to flame loss in under 1 second, and incorporates a hardware lockout with manual reset. It meets EN298:2003, EN676:2003, DIN 4788, and EN230:2005, with IP40 protection and a rated lifetime of 250,000 operating cycles.

Burner control boxes are selected by matching the supply voltage, flame detection method, and timing parameters to the burner. They typically mount on a dedicated base, such as a microflat-type socket, and can be installed in any orientation. Before ordering, confirm that the operating voltage and timing settings are compatible with the burner.

When such a controller malfunctions, the burner usually goes into lockout and stops; a manual reset is required to restart. Typical causes include ignition failure, flame loss, or a dirty flame sensor. Check the internal and external fuses, wiring connections, and the flame sensor's condition. Addressing the root cause is necessary before pressing the reset button.