FLEX-KLEEN T16054 Pulse-Jet Timer Board – Reliable sequencing for baghouse dust collector cleaning

From my experience, the FLEX-KLEEN T16054 is used as a pulse-jet sequencer/timer board inside Flex-Kleen dust collector control enclosures. It manages the cleaning cycle by firing diaphragm valves in sequence, so filter bags or cartridges stay efficient without over-consuming compressed air. You might notice that plants typically keep one on the shelf because swapping this board can get a baghouse back online in minutes.

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Key Features

• Purpose-built timer/sequencer – Coordinates pulse valve firing to keep bags/cartridges clean and differential pressure steady.
• Drop-in service part – Typically used as a field-replaceable board inside FLEX-KLEEN control boxes, reducing downtime.
• Adjustable timing (typical) – On-time and interval adjustments help tune air use and cleaning strength for different dust loads.
• Multi-valve sequencing – Supports sequential outputs to multiple solenoid/diaphragm valves; the exact channel count depends on the matched enclosure.
• Industrial-duty design – Built for continuous operation in dusty environments when installed in a proper sealed cabinet.
• Service-friendly – Quick replacement process; no re-plumbing, and usually no field rewiring beyond terminal checks.

Technical Specifications

Note: Specifications can vary by controller revision. Where exact values are not published, ranges are typical for this FLEX-KLEEN series. If you share your control box nameplate, we can verify before shipment.

Related or Supporting Products

• FLEX-KLEEN solenoid coils and diaphragm valves – Match coil voltage to your timer output (commonly 120 VAC in many installations).
• Differential pressure switch/transmitter – For on-demand cleaning; often paired with timer-based systems to reduce air consumption.
• Manifold and air header components – Replacement pulse pipes, hose kits, and fittings to maintain consistent pulse energy.
• Functionally similar controllers – GOYEN DCP series or ASCO Power Pulse controllers can be alternatives in non-Flex-Kleen cabinets (fitment and wiring differ; check compatibility).

If you’re replacing a failed board, sending a photo of the existing enclosure and label typically helps us confirm the right revision quickly.

Installation & Maintenance

• Cabinet & environment – Mount inside a sealed electrical cabinet (NEMA/IEC equivalent). Provide ventilation if ambient exceeds ~40–45°C. Keep the board protected from dust and moisture.
• Wiring – Lockout/tagout before work. Verify control voltage (typically 120 VAC) and match coil voltages on all valves. Use proper ferrules and maintain tight terminals to avoid intermittent firing.
• Setup – Set pulse on-time and interval based on DP trends. In many cases, 80–150 ms on-time with staggered intervals works well; heavy dust may need shorter intervals.
• Routine checks – Monthly: inspect terminals for looseness, verify ground, and check timing stability. Quarterly: confirm each valve fires, listen for weak pulses, and inspect compressed air pressure and water traps.
• Safety – Discharge stored energy, observe ESD care when handling the board, and keep a spare fuse/relay (if used in your enclosure).

Quality & Certifications

• Factory boards are designed for industrial duty and are typically supplied as part of a CE/UL compliant control assembly; conformity can depend on the enclosure.
• RoHS alignment varies by production lot and componentry; we can confirm on request for the shipped unit.
• Manufacturer warranty terms apply; we support a 365-day warranty on supply.