Oil Heating System

Oil heating system uses the flame of the burner to heat water, air or steam, from there it is distributed around each house. The furnace has a burner in an oil-fired heater whose function is to throw the flame below. The exhaust gases then pass through either the hollow core at centre or around sides of tank. But oil-fire water heaters are fueled by a high recuperation rate, which means they can boil plenty of hot water in short order. The recuperation rate of a water heater is the quantity by which its temperature can be brought up 100 ° within one hour.

Fuel oil in its liquid state will not burn. Thus this is a very safe form of heating. The burner can only ignite after the oil has been atomized into minute particles of radiation. Drawn into the burner, these particles are ignited using an electric spark produced by the transformer in a burning fluid.

Our oil heating systems are engineered to give your company maximum warmth and comfort. Putting energy efficiency first These systems feature modern and advanced equipment that is not only comfortable but also environmentally friendly. As a result, the Kerone Oil Heating Systems reduce not only pollution but also fuel wastage. Commercial Oil Fired Heating can be used in a wide variety of different applications.

But with our emphasis upon quality and innovation, you are assured of a heating solution which will far surpass your expectations. Oil heating is a tested and tried technology that brings the warmth of fire into people’s lives. We trust in it to deliver when we need heat most. Experience the warmth and efficiency, as well as peace of mind in using our oil heating systems.

An oil heating system uses oil as its main fuel source to provide warmth, making it a dependable and effective way to heat homes and businesses. Throughout the winter months, this system’s multiple components cooperate to provide a constant and comfortable indoor temperature. The oil furnace, also known as the boiler, is a sturdy device used to burn oil and generate heat, and it is the central component of the oil heating system.

The storage tank, where heating oil is kept until needed, is the first part of the oil heating system. These tanks are frequently located in utility rooms, basements, or outside spaces. They are made of steel and polyethylene and available in a variety of sizes. To guarantee safety and stop leaks or contamination, the storage tank must be properly maintained and inspected.

Modern oil heating systems are known for their efficiency; many versions have high Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) ratings. Greater efficiency and reduced fuel usage are shown by higher AFUE ratings, which measure the percentage of fuel transformed into usable heat. Frequent upkeep, such as tune-ups and cleaning, can further enhance system efficiency and lengthen its life.

Features of Oil Heating System

• Flame failure safety
• Sophisticated fuel dispensing control system available.
• Robust design to achieve large operating hours
• Ignition air pre-heater is an integral part of the equipment giving superior thermal efficiency
• Electronic control panel for easy control.

Application of Oil Heating System

• Building and Commercial Premises
• High end residential
• Commercial complexes
• Healthcare
• Hospitals
• Hospitality
• Hotels
• Motels
• Restaurants
• Laundry services
• Industrial
• Pharmaceutical
• Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing
• Rubber industries
• Dairy farms
• Fliveood Processing
• Medical Devices Manufacturing
• Steel processing
• Plastic Molding
• Marine and offshore applications.

KERONE is pioneer in application and implementation engineering with its vast experience and team of professionals. KERONE is devoted to serve the industry to optimize their operations both economically and environmentally with its specialized heating and drying solutions.