nice video what was the problem you had with it i need to get a unit like that for my garage keep up the good work thanx bob im 71 and tired of freezing in my shop appreciate any reply from ya and happy new year to you and all your family i watch your next video you make
These videos were made to show the seller the problems I was having with the burner. I'm happy to make a video of the complete setup, maybe I'll get the time to do it soon.
@@EugeneVashenko youtu.be/addme/EiagTBxsZJwSvc2acC1Cc_VTpJF15A Accept the invitation to friends and I will send you. in Poland you can not smoke with used oil. That's why I would prefer not to post a movie on TH-cam
Cheers for posting, even though it was for the manufacturer! I've been contemplating one of these for a while now, but there seems to be limited videos on here for info and I find the manufacturer difficult to understand finer details with. Have you any Idea what Cfm of compressed air is needed? I can't decide if best to run of my own compressor or buy built in. I see the operating pressure is nice and low. 3000ltrs... how much kero would you have used prior to getting this. How is it performing a year on? Cheers, Kai
Not sure about CFM but a small compressor would be sufficient, although I'd highly recommend buying one with a built in air pump. As with anything, once you know what you are doing, these are very easy to maintain and make adjustments if/when required. Many of the so called problems that people have are caused by the oil they are using. In my first year of use, I had a 2500 litre tank. I had the outlet about 100mm from the bottom. After a month or 2, the water and other particles would settle to the bottom and the oil was good to burn, the oil burner would run reliably. However each time I refilled the tank, the oil would get stirred up and the burner would run poorly with constant flame outs and problems relighting. As obvious as it seems now, at the time, when you are relying on it to run at least 12+ hours per day it was easy to say the burner was garbage and had problems. I now have 3 x 1000 litre tanks for storage and 1 more for pick up and delivery. I draw from one while the other 2 settle. Once it's empty, I switch over to the next one and refill the empty one and I have another 2000 litres worth of oil to use before I go back to it. By that stage it has settled and ready to use. This way the oil being burnt is consistent and the burner almost never goes out. Prior to the oil burner, I was using 4 x 340 litre electric heat pumps to heat the water with a daily electricity bill of almost $30. Now the burner uses $1 of electricity daily and the only cost is a few hours to clean it and collect the oil.
@@EugeneVashenko Thank you for the comprehensive reply. The only thing that concerned me with attached compressor was the extra noise close to the house. It sounds like you have a reliable oil source, have you had any problems/experience with synthetic oils? Thanks again, Kai
@@rwdkai The air pump isn't as noisy as you might think. My oil comes from vehicle service workshops and is a mix of all types of motor, transmission and gear oils, sadly with coolant/water occasionally in the mix. The key is giving it enough time to settle before using it.
@@EugeneVashenko Hello, I'm considering building a furnace and using one of these, I haven't used this machine before, I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THEM AT ALL, i need your guidance
Hi Eugen Is it worth the money to buy a oilburner? Im going to mount it in a danish pelletburning unit. KSM275-18 I have free used fryingoil, about 5000 liters standing here now.
If you have access to free oil then definitely worth it. My running cost in electricity is $1 per day and 20-30 min to clean it each fortnight. I use it to run a hydronic heating system with 18 radiators. Small price to pay to keep the whole house warm.
@@EugeneVashenkothanks for quick answer. Does the frying oil need to be more than filtrated? Should i warm up the oil to loose water from it? What things in the burner need to be cleaned? Is the Bairan model best with or without the built in compressor?
@@hunkenpunken The cleaner the oil, the less time you will spend cleaning the burner. Instead of wasting time cleaning, it's best to let the oil sit as long as possible, that way water and all impurities will settle at the bottom. Make a float and attach the oil feed line to it, and take the clean oil from the top of your tank. Definitely get the burner with the built in compressor, it's an all in one solution
It depends on how dirty the oil is. Sometimes I have to clean it weekly, sometimes I can do it once a month. It takes anywhere between 30 - 60 min to clean it.
Hola amigo, el día de ayer compré en AliExpres el quemador de aceite stw120p y e estado atentamente leyendo sus comentarios... usted sería tan amable en mostrar su caldera? cuantas horas de uso diario ?
I made the boiler but there's not much to see as it has a cover over it with insulation underneath. It's a 2 pass boiler, flame goes through large main tube, hits a rear cover that is coated in refractory and then passes back towards the burner through 10 or 12 smaller pipes, then out through the flue. It's all inside a large 350mm diameter tube that is filled with water. I go through about 1000L of oil each month, on average 30 litres per day. These burners are very good, even if sometimes the oil isn't fully burnt. To my best knowledge, this issue is related to the air pressure. I simply modified my boiler by lowering it at the rear and installing a drain. Any oil that doesn't burn simply runs to the rear and drips into a metal container.
Hi. These burners burn many different oils, used or new. In one of my earlier videos, I show it running on new vegetable oil. I don't have access to bulk used cooking oil so can't easily make a video. Be warned, oil use is high, my burner is set close to the lowest setting and this winter I have used over 3000 liters. The burner cycles on/off during the day as required, it is not running constantly.
i have one without the air pump and its not working. Its not lighting properly and blowing out lots of oil vapor. No matter how high or low i set the air pressure it makes no difference
Cuando. Lo enciendo no habré la válvula selenoide del aire, hice la verificación que estuviera pasando corriente desde el controlador pero no me llega corriente
Hello sir, I have the same problem with my burner, it is dripping a lot of oil inside the boiler and after only 3 months of use. Can you please point out for me where exactly this "air tube going into the nozzle holder" is located? Maybe it has the same problem as yours and I can fix it. Many thanks.
nice video what was the problem you had with it i need to get a unit like that for my garage keep up the good work thanx bob im 71 and tired of freezing in my shop appreciate any reply from ya and happy new year to you and all your family i watch your next video you make
Hi there
Do u still use that burner ??
Does it still work ok ?
good job can you get a burner here in the states like that i live in pennsylvania watched all your videos thanx bob
what is your setup? how you are using this for heat? it would be nice to see a video on that as well. Thank you!
These videos were made to show the seller the problems I was having with the burner.
I'm happy to make a video of the complete setup, maybe I'll get the time to do it soon.
@@EugeneVashenko
enter your e-mail address, I will send you a video of how my burner works
@@EPIASKOWANIEPL Sounds good, just post the video on youtube and put a link to it here
@@EugeneVashenko
youtu.be/addme/EiagTBxsZJwSvc2acC1Cc_VTpJF15A
Accept the invitation to friends and I will send you.
in Poland you can not smoke with used oil.
That's why I would prefer not to post a movie on TH-cam
@@EPIASKOWANIEPL could u sent it to me pro.szewczyk@gmail.com
Cheers for posting, even though it was for the manufacturer! I've been contemplating one of these for a while now, but there seems to be limited videos on here for info and I find the manufacturer difficult to understand finer details with. Have you any Idea what Cfm of compressed air is needed? I can't decide if best to run of my own compressor or buy built in. I see the operating pressure is nice and low. 3000ltrs... how much kero would you have used prior to getting this. How is it performing a year on? Cheers, Kai
Not sure about CFM but a small compressor would be sufficient, although I'd highly recommend buying one with a built in air pump.
As with anything, once you know what you are doing, these are very easy to maintain and make adjustments if/when required.
Many of the so called problems that people have are caused by the oil they are using. In my first year of use, I had a 2500 litre tank. I had the outlet about 100mm from the bottom. After a month or 2, the water and other particles would settle to the bottom and the oil was good to burn, the oil burner would run reliably. However each time I refilled the tank, the oil would get stirred up and the burner would run poorly with constant flame outs and problems relighting. As obvious as it seems now, at the time, when you are relying on it to run at least 12+ hours per day it was easy to say the burner was garbage and had problems.
I now have 3 x 1000 litre tanks for storage and 1 more for pick up and delivery. I draw from one while the other 2 settle. Once it's empty, I switch over to the next one and refill the empty one and I have another 2000 litres worth of oil to use before I go back to it. By that stage it has settled and ready to use. This way the oil being burnt is consistent and the burner almost never goes out.
Prior to the oil burner, I was using 4 x 340 litre electric heat pumps to heat the water with a daily electricity bill of almost $30. Now the burner uses $1 of electricity daily and the only cost is a few hours to clean it and collect the oil.
@@EugeneVashenko Thank you for the comprehensive reply. The only thing that concerned me with attached compressor was the extra noise close to the house.
It sounds like you have a reliable oil source, have you had any problems/experience with synthetic oils?
Thanks again,
Kai
@@rwdkai The air pump isn't as noisy as you might think.
My oil comes from vehicle service workshops and is a mix of all types of motor, transmission and gear oils, sadly with coolant/water occasionally in the mix.
The key is giving it enough time to settle before using it.
@@EugeneVashenko Hello, I'm considering building a furnace and using one of these, I haven't used this machine before, I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THEM AT ALL, i need your guidance
Hi Eugen
Is it worth the money to buy a oilburner? Im going to mount it in a danish pelletburning unit. KSM275-18
I have free used fryingoil, about 5000 liters standing here now.
If you have access to free oil then definitely worth it. My running cost in electricity is $1 per day and 20-30 min to clean it each fortnight. I use it to run a hydronic heating system with 18 radiators. Small price to pay to keep the whole house warm.
@@EugeneVashenkothanks for quick answer.
Does the frying oil need to be more than filtrated? Should i warm up the oil to loose water from it?
What things in the burner need to be cleaned?
Is the Bairan model best with or without the built in compressor?
@@hunkenpunken The cleaner the oil, the less time you will spend cleaning the burner. Instead of wasting time cleaning, it's best to let the oil sit as long as possible, that way water and all impurities will settle at the bottom. Make a float and attach the oil feed line to it, and take the clean oil from the top of your tank.
Definitely get the burner with the built in compressor, it's an all in one solution
Hi, does it stink or does it burn of clean so you can just blow it out like that in the workshop
It doesn't stink, it burns clean with no visible smoke but you need to have a flue and exhaust it outside.
Hi. How to disable the internal compressor. Im gonna run it with external
I have stw120p and I removed the compressor entirely to use the burner with external air.
How often do you need to maintenance the burner?
It depends on how dirty the oil is. Sometimes I have to clean it weekly, sometimes I can do it once a month. It takes anywhere between 30 - 60 min to clean it.
@@EugeneVashenko thanks for the reply, have a nice day!
Hello
I have the same problem with my oil burner that it gets too much oil!
how do you fix your problem?
Vad har du för problem ?
Jag är Bairan-åf .
Kanske kan hjälpa dig ?
Hi is there a way to adjust down the consumption cant find any screw and the instruction manual is just bad
One way is to reduce the air pressure. Another way is to replace the nozzle with a smaller one. I'd recommend changing the nozzle
@@EugeneVashenko if it can be adjusted down with air than that must mean it works on venturi principle
Hola amigo, el día de ayer compré en AliExpres el quemador de aceite stw120p y e estado atentamente leyendo sus comentarios... usted sería tan amable en mostrar su caldera? cuantas horas de uso diario ?
saludos.
I made the boiler but there's not much to see as it has a cover over it with insulation underneath. It's a 2 pass boiler, flame goes through large main tube, hits a rear cover that is coated in refractory and then passes back towards the burner through 10 or 12 smaller pipes, then out through the flue. It's all inside a large 350mm diameter tube that is filled with water.
I go through about 1000L of oil each month, on average 30 litres per day.
These burners are very good, even if sometimes the oil isn't fully burnt. To my best knowledge, this issue is related to the air pressure. I simply modified my boiler by lowering it at the rear and installing a drain. Any oil that doesn't burn simply runs to the rear and drips into a metal container.
@@EugeneVashenko Te damos la bienvenida al portapapeles de Gboard. Aquí se guardarán los textos que copies.
@@EugeneVashenko gracias por su tiempo, hoy me acaba de llegar el quemador. slds
Hola, le cuento que no e podido conectar a la energía el quemador... me puede ayudar ?
Guten Tag was Du gemacht kommt kein Öl mehr mein Brenner schmeißen auch öl
Hi nice video
Will the burner work with used filtered cooking/vegetable oil??
Can you make a video of that?
Greetings from Sweden
Hi. These burners burn many different oils, used or new. In one of my earlier videos, I show it running on new vegetable oil. I don't have access to bulk used cooking oil so can't easily make a video. Be warned, oil use is high, my burner is set close to the lowest setting and this winter I have used over 3000 liters. The burner cycles on/off during the day as required, it is not running constantly.
Hi! Where have You bought this oil burner?
I got it from Wenling Bairan Mechanical Co, Check out my other vids on this burner, it had some problems.
Do you know what size nozzle is installed?
From memory it's 1.2mm
How many btu is that?
I don't know, best to ask the seller. Or you could look up the specs on their website.
i have one without the air pump and its not working. Its not lighting properly and blowing out lots of oil vapor. No matter how high or low i set the air pressure it makes no difference
Is the oil in the tank heating up? Also check the filter screen in the tank and remove the nozzle and check some crap hasn't gotten lodged in it.
Hola amigos, tengo un problema como quemador stw120,funcionó bien alrededor de 2 meses
Cuando. Lo enciendo no habré la válvula selenoide del aire, hice la verificación que estuviera pasando corriente desde el controlador pero no me llega corriente
Hello sir, I have the same problem with my burner, it is dripping a lot of oil inside the boiler and after only 3 months of use. Can you please point out for me where exactly this "air tube going into the nozzle holder" is located?
Maybe it has the same problem as yours and I can fix it.
Many thanks.
The air tube is the long thin aluminium tube that runs through the burner from the solenoid to the nozzle holder.
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