Williamson bb-chb-lb-140-s2 Oil Burner 140000 Btu/h

Product Description

The WILLIAMSON bb-chb-lb-140-s2 is a factory-assembled oil burner package built for residential forced-air heating systems. It centers on a Beckett burner platform engineered to deliver consistent ignition, stable flame control, and efficient combustion on No. 2 heating oil. Rated at 140,000 BTU/h input, this unit is designed to match the heat output demands of high-capacity residential furnace applications. Steel construction throughout supports durability in high-duty cycle operation, and field-serviceable components allow technicians to service the unit without pulling the entire assembly. Licensed oil heat technicians and HVAC service professionals are the typical installers for this type of burner package.

This oil burner is configured specifically for the Williamson Centennial Series 2 High Boy oil furnace line. It ships as a complete, factory-assembled package intended to integrate directly into the appropriate furnace housing without modification to the burner head assembly. Residential heating contractors servicing oil-fired forced-air systems will find this unit suited for both new installations and direct replacement work on compatible Centennial Series 2 housings. No. 2 heating oil is the designated fuel for this burner configuration.

Key Features

• 140,000 BTU/h input rating for high-capacity residential oil furnace applications
• Beckett burner platform provides reliable ignition and consistent flame stability
• Factory-assembled package simplifies installation and reduces field setup time
• Steel construction supports long service life in high-duty cycle heating systems
• Field-serviceable components allow on-site maintenance without full assembly removal
• Configured for No. 2 heating oil combustion

Compatibility

Configured for use with Williamson Centennial Series 2 High Boy oil furnaces rated at 140,000 BTU/h input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed oil heat technician or qualified HVAC professional familiar with oil-fired combustion equipment. Shut off all electrical power and close the fuel supply valve before beginning any burner service or replacement work. Local codes and NFPA 31 requirements governing oil-fired appliance installations apply. After installation, a combustion analysis should be performed to verify proper air-to-fuel ratio and stack temperature before returning the system to service.