Saturn waste oil furnaces make it possible for smaller garage and shop owners to realize the potential energy savings from recycling used motor oils, hydraulic fluids, and certain fuel oils.
Saturn's new 140 and 230 models are customizable to meet specific heating needs, and feature an advanced burner design, fast installation, and easy maintenance.
The 300-lb Saturn 140 features a maximum BTU input of 140,000 and an output of 110,000 BTU. The unit has a 1/4 horsepower fan motor with a fan diameter of 20 inches. It consumes a maximum of one gallon of used oil per hour.
The larger 450-lb Saturn 230 features a maximum BTU input of 230,000 and an output of 180,000 BTU. The unit has a 1/3 horsepower fan motor with a fan diameter of 24 inches. It consumes a maximum of 1.6 gallons of used oil per hour.
These economical units feature a three-pass heat exchanger for greater efficiency and special internal combustion sleeves to maintain consistent flame heat. Each furnace is UL listed in the United States and Canada, and complies with EPA regulations.
Both units operate on 115 volts, 60 Hz and include a 20A circuit breaker. They also the Saturn 100 burner that swings out for easy cleaning, front access doors, and 1,000-hour cleaning intervals. A smart control features auto-restart technology for safe, reliable ignitions.
"The furnaces are engineered from the ground up to burn all waste oil types so that companies can eliminate transportation hassles and costs associated with disposing of used oils," says Morris Mantey, president and CEO of Clean Burn, manufacturers of the Saturn units. "These are a more economical option than our standard Clean Burn units. They ready to work from the day they are installed and they will pay for themselves very quickly."
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