Educational & Comparison December 31, 2025

Riello Burner Model Numbers Explained: Read the Nameplate

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A Riello burner model identifies its family, size and configuration. The nameplate adds the product code, serial number and operating ratings. Start with the complete model, then use the product code to identify the build and the serial number to identify the individual burner.

Read the nameplate first

Riello 40 G10 LC nameplate showing model, type 464T1, product code 20013617, serial number and operating ratings
Riello 40 G10 LC: the model, product code and serial number have different functions.
  • Model — RIELLO 40 G10 LC: the burner designation. Keep the full suffix when recording or ordering the model.
  • Type — 464T1: Riello’s type reference, used alongside the model in its technical documents.
  • COD. — 20013617: the product code for this configuration.
  • N. — 1822165963: the serial number of this individual burner.
  • 230 V, 50 Hz: the electrical supply.
  • 0.17 kW: the electrical power rating. 54–120 kW is the combustion output range; 4.5–10 kg/h is the fuel-oil flow range.

For burner selection, use the combustion output and firing-rate diagram. The electrical kW value describes the power consumed by the burner, not the heat it delivers.

RS, RL and RLS: identify the fuel family

  • RS: gas burners.
  • RL: light-oil burners.
  • RLS: dual-fuel burners for light oil and gas.

For example, Riello RLS 100 is a dual-fuel model. Its full specification includes the output range and operating mode for the burner.

The number is a size designation, not a kW conversion. Read the output from the model’s technical table. Keep separate naming families separate: PRESS T/G identifies Riello’s three-stage light-oil range, while Riello 40 uses the G, GS, FS, GS/D and GS/M family names below.

Decode an R-series model

The designation chart in Riello manual 20079034 gives this example:

RS 310/M BLU TC FS1 3/400/50 230/50/60

CodeMeaning in this model
RSR-series gas burner.
310Burner size designation.
/MMechanical cam control of the air/fuel setting.
BLULow-NOx version; EN 676 Class 3 in this RS/M BLU manual.
TCStandard combustion head. TL denotes the long head.
FS1Intermittent-duty flame-control configuration, with one controlled stop every 24 hours.
3/400/50Three-phase, 400 V, 50 Hz, with neutral.
230/50/60Auxiliary supply: 230 V, 50–60 Hz.

In the same R-series designation chart, /E denotes electronic cam control, /EV adds variable-speed operation with an inverter, and /P denotes a proportional air/gas valve. FS2 identifies the continuous-duty flame-control configuration. MZ, BLU and MX distinguish emissions versions.

TC and TL describe head versions; the dimension drawing gives the actual head length in millimetres. View the RS 310/M BLU specifications and technical documentation for the burner used in this example.

Riello RS 310/M BLU model designation chart showing fuel, control, emissions, head and electrical supply codes
Riello RS 310–610/M BLU manual 20079034, page 7. Original designation chart.

Riello 40: read the family as a whole

G, GS and FS are family names. The slash suffix distinguishes the two-stage and progressive/modulating gas ranges.

FamilyFuelOperationSeries output
40 GLight oilOne-stage12–240 kW
40 GSGasOne-stage11–220 kW
40 FSGasOne-stage11–220 kW
40 GS/DGasTwo-stage41–220 kW
40 GS/MGasProgressive two-stage; modulating with regulator and probes22–194 kW

The figures above are the combined ranges in Riello’s family technical leaflets. Each model has its own output limits. For a two-stage example, see the Riello 40 GS10D product page.

GS/M: progressive two-stage or modulating?

GS10/M and GS20/M are supplied for progressive two-stage operation. Their output moves gradually between two preset levels. Adding the output regulator and temperature or pressure probe enables modulating operation, in which the burner holds intermediate output levels to follow demand.

Riello GS/M progressive two-stage and modulating burner operation curves
Progressive two-stage operation, left; modulating operation, right. Riello GS/M technical leaflet TS0011UK03, page 10.

The Riello GS/M technical leaflet (PDF) lists the regulator and probe accessories for modulating operation.

Similar names with different meanings

RL 34/1 T.C and RL 34 T.C

These are separate models: RL 34/1 T.C is one-stage; RL 34 T.C is two-stage. Both use a standard combustion head.

ModelOperationPublished output
Riello RL 34/1 T.COne-stage / on-off107–398 kW
Riello RL 34 T.CTwo-stage / high-low-off97/154–395 kW

FS versus FS1 and FS2

Riello 40 FS is a burner family. FS1 and FS2 in the extended R-series code identify flame-control operating configurations. They are different parts of Riello’s naming system.

Model versus product code

The model is the starting point for selecting a burner. The product code identifies its factory configuration, including electrical and control versions. When ordering a replacement component, a nameplate photo records both references in one step.

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