Delavan 200-80b1 Oil Burner Nozzle 2.0 Gph 80 Degree

Product Description

The DELAVAN 200-80b1 is a Type B solid cone oil burner nozzle rated at 2.0 gallons per hour (GPH) with an 80-degree spray angle. It meters and atomizes fuel oil into a fine, uniform solid cone pattern for efficient combustion in residential and light commercial oil-fired heating equipment. The solid cone spray pattern delivers consistent fuel distribution across the full cone area, supporting stable ignition and clean burn characteristics. Licensed oil burner technicians and HVAC service professionals install this nozzle as a standard maintenance or replacement item during seasonal tune-ups and burner service calls.

This nozzle is suited for use in pressure-atomizing gun-type oil burners found in residential oil furnaces, oil boilers, and oil water heaters. The Type B designation indicates a solid cone spray pattern, which is commonly specified for applications requiring a full, even fuel distribution across the flame retention head. The 80-degree spray angle is a wide-angle configuration typically selected for shorter combustion chambers where a broader flame pattern is required.

Key Features

• 2.0 GPH flow rate for precise fuel metering in oil-fired heating systems
• 80-degree spray angle suited for shorter combustion chambers
• Type B solid cone spray pattern for uniform fuel distribution
• Standard pressure-atomizing design compatible with gun-type oil burners
• Replacement-ready form factor for routine seasonal burner maintenance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement nozzle for pressure-atomizing gun-type oil burners used in residential and light commercial oil furnaces, boilers, and water heaters requiring a 2.0 GPH solid cone 80-degree Type B nozzle.

Installation Notes

Oil burner nozzles are serviced by licensed oil burner technicians or qualified HVAC professionals. Always shut down the burner and allow the system to cool before replacing a nozzle. Use a proper nozzle wrench to remove and seat the nozzle without damaging the nozzle adapter or electrodes. Nozzles should be replaced annually during routine tune-ups and must be matched to the burner manufacturer's specifications for flow rate, spray angle, and pattern type.