Quincy Hydronic Technology CAR-97550F Oil Burner

Product Description

The QUINCY HYDRONIC TECHNOLOGY CAR-97550F is a replacement oil burner engineered for use with the Saint Roch boiler. Oil burners of this type atomize fuel oil and mix it with combustion air to produce a controlled flame inside the boiler's combustion chamber. This unit is a direct-fit component for a specific boiler application, meaning installation requires matching the burner to the correct Saint Roch boiler model. Licensed heating technicians and plumbers perform this type of replacement as part of a seasonal service call or a component-level repair. Note that the burner cover is sold separately and must be ordered independently to complete the installation.

This oil burner is intended for hydronic heating applications, specifically pairing with Saint Roch boilers used in residential or light-commercial heating systems. Hydronic systems circulate hot water through radiators, baseboard convectors, or radiant floor circuits. The CAR-97550F is designed as a burner-assembly replacement when the original burner has failed or reached the end of its service life. Installers should confirm the Saint Roch boiler model number prior to ordering to verify direct fitment.

Key Features

• Direct-fit oil burner designed for the Saint Roch boiler platform
• Atomizes fuel oil for controlled, efficient combustion in hydronic heating systems
• Burner cover sold separately - allows flexibility in cover selection or replacement independent of the burner assembly
• Intended for licensed trade installation in residential or light-commercial hydronic systems

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement oil burner for Saint Roch boilers. Confirm specific boiler model number before installation. Burner cover is not included and must be ordered separately.

Installation Notes

Oil burner replacement must be performed by a licensed heating technician or qualified service professional in accordance with local codes and the appliance manufacturer's instructions. Shut off fuel supply and disconnect electrical power to the boiler before beginning any disassembly. Verify that the replacement burner is correctly matched to the boiler's combustion chamber geometry and firing rate requirements before startup. Do not operate the burner without a properly installed and secured burner cover.