Product Overview

The Siemens QG020 (QGO20) Oxygen Sensor is designed for measuring the residual oxygen (O₂) level in flue gases produced by combustion systems that burn natural gas or light fuel oil. The sensor works together with burner management systems to monitor and optimize the combustion process.

By continuously measuring the oxygen concentration in exhaust gases, the sensor allows the burner control system to adjust the air-to-fuel ratio, improving combustion efficiency and minimizing fuel consumption.

The QG020 sensor is commonly integrated with Siemens burner management systems such as the LMV series controllers, where it is used for residual oxygen control and combustion optimization.

This sensor is suitable for use in industrial boilers, furnaces, and heat-generation plants, where accurate flue-gas oxygen measurement is required to maintain safe and efficient burner operation. It can operate in environments where flue-gas temperatures reach up to approximately 300 °C at the measuring point.

Key Features

Accurate oxygen (O₂) measurement in flue gases

Designed for gas and oil industrial burner systems

Improves combustion efficiency and fuel savings

Helps reduce emissions and excess oxygen levels

Compatible with Siemens LMV burner management systems

Durable design for industrial environments

Supports continuous combustion monitoring

Easy installation in flue gas ducts or exhaust systems

Applications

• Industrial gas burners

• Industrial oil burners

• Steam boilers

• Thermal oil heaters

• Industrial furnaces

• Heat-generation plants

• Waste heat recovery systems

• Combustion optimization systems

Why Choose Siemens QG020 oxygen sensor?

Reliable Siemens combustion control technology

Enables precise air-fuel ratio control

Improves overall burner efficiency

Reduces fuel consumption and operating costs

Helps maintain environmental compliance

Designed for demanding industrial combustion systems

Technical Description

The Siemens QG020 oxygen sensor measures the residual oxygen concentration in flue gases generated during combustion. The sensor transmits this information to the burner management system, which uses it to optimize the combustion process and maintain efficient operation.

When integrated with Siemens combustion controllers such as LMV52 or LMV5 series systems, the oxygen sensor enables automatic adjustment of the air-fuel ratio. This helps reduce excess oxygen in the exhaust gas, resulting in better fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

The sensor can measure oxygen levels typically within a 0–21% O₂ range, providing accurate monitoring of combustion conditions in industrial boilers and burners.

For installation, the sensor is usually mounted directly in the flue gas duct or exhaust pipe, where it continuously monitors the oxygen concentration of combustion gases.

Technical Specifications