Assuming an outside location is impractical, where can the remote control for the oil burner be located?

The remote control for the oil burner can be located immediately inside the room in which the burner is located because this positioning ensures that the operator has quick and direct access to the control in case of an emergency or when adjustments are needed. Having the control in this location allows for immediate oversight of burner operations, promotes safety, and ensures that the operator can quickly react to any issues that may arise with the burner, such as abnormal readings or malfunctions.

Positioning the remote control immediately inside the room also helps to comply with safety regulations that prioritize the accessibility of controls relevant to the burner operation. By ensuring that the operator can monitor and control the burner from a safe distance while still being able to respond rapidly, this approach strikes a good balance between safety and efficiency in managing the burner.

Other locations, such as the adjacent room, the main entrance, or the maintenance area, may not afford the same level of immediate access necessary for effective oversight of the burner and could delay response times in critical situations, compromising safety.