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CB Develops Bluetooth-Enabled Boiler Monitoring

Boiler Monitoring

Cleaver-Brooks develops a new cloud-based remote monitoring and mobile-monitoring app, which prevents equipment issues and extends equipment life This solutions is available on all ClearFire boilers and can be retrofitted onto existing equipment. The Bluetooth-enabled remote monitor offers real-time insight into the operating status and performance of all Falcon-based control platforms. The app is available...

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SF Company Saves Big On Energy Costs With ClearFire-C Boilers

ClearFire-C Boiler Setup

San Francisco-Based Biopharmaceutical Company Installs ClearFire-C Boilers to Meet Bay Area Emissions Requirements And Save Big On Energy Costs Emissions requirements in the Bay Area can be some of the most strict standards to come across along the West Coast, pressing large facilities with varied equipment to prepare for necessary changes to satisfy these expectations....

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Mandatory Attendance on Boilers

boiler attendance

If you operate a boiler in California that requires a permit to operate, the Dept. of Industrial Relations has a Mandatory Attendance rule for boiler operation If you need training, please see our Training Schedule. 781 – Attendance on Boilers (a) All boilers subject to these orders shall be under the direct supervision of a...

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New Video Shows Hands-On Boiler Controls Training

boiler training

RFMCO provides lecture-style boiler training with hands-on boiler controls training for combustion, temperature, steam pressure and burner flame management The workshop is lecture-based with an exhibit of boiler accessories. Demonstrations on full-sized Cleaver-Brooks boilers are available for classes in Los Angeles, Fresno and Reno. “All operators need to be aware of the maintenance requirements set...

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Cleaver-Brooks Blower Motor Service

blower-motor-removal

Since the launch of the CFLC 4000/5000 boilers, Cleaver-Brooks has noticed issues with the rain and recirculating flue gases collecting in the air intake over the motors In some cases, the current motor seals are allowing water to go into the motor. The root cause of many of these problems is improper combustion air and/or...

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