Danfoss Oil preheater FPHE5 030N6004

Name: Danfoss Oil preheater FPHE5 030N6004
Brand: Danfoss
SKU: 030N6004
Price: 210.90 EUR
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SKU 030N6004 Model FPHE5 Brand Danfoss

Brand Danfoss

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Key specifications

Built-in valve	le valve
Safety feature	Thermal fuse or thermostat
Built-in component	le valve
Fuel	heavier fuel grades
Flow rate	2.022 GPH
Fuel viscosity	10 cst

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Description

The Danfoss Oil preheater FPHE5 (SKU 030N6004) is a component for oil burners that fire heavier fuel grades. It delivers a flow rate of 2.022 GPH and is designed for fuels with a viscosity up to 10 cst. It includes a built-in le valve and is equipped with a thermal fuse or thermostat as a safety feature. Its function is to warm the fuel oil before it reaches the nozzle, reducing viscosity to ensure proper atomisation and stable combustion.

Further details

Application	oil burner fuel systems for heavier fuel grades
Design features	max temperature limits, improved atomization, high average burner efficiency
Installation Location	between oil tank and pump, or integrated into pump assembly
Key parameters for selection	heating power (wattage), supply voltage, thread size of hydraulic connections, mounting arrangement

Choosing and fitting

When selecting a replacement oil preheater of this kind, the key parameters to match are heating power (wattage), supply voltage, and the thread size of the hydraulic connections. The mounting arrangement must also match the burner chassis or pump housing. Always verify the existing unit's electrical rating and port dimensions against the burner technical data sheet; an incorrectly matched preheater can prolong the warm-up phase or fail to reach the required oil temperature.

Signs of failure

When a preheater of this kind fails to sufficiently warm the fuel, heavier oils do not break into a fine spray, causing incomplete combustion, soot formation, and an unstable flame. The warm-up phase may also become prolonged, or the oil may never reach the required temperature.