Pyroelectric Flame Detection: Simply, a pyroelectric flame sensor detects the typical spectral radiation of burning, organic substances such as wood, natural gas, gasoline and various plastics.

The sensor should be attached to the furnace with a metal mounting bracket and a single screw. On some furnaces, it may be necessary to remove the burner plate to access the flame sensor.

There are a flame sensor and a water pump up forward, as well. You can probably guess, the device notices a flame and rushes to squirt water on it. Continue reading → ...

Make sure that about 3¼ to 1 in. of the flame sensor or igniter sensor is continuously immersed in the flame for the best flame signal. Bend the bracket or the flame sensor, and/or relocate the sensor ...

A naked flame is a complex soup of ionised gases, that possesses an unexpected property. As you might expect with that much ionisation there is some level of electrical conductivity, but the unusua… ...

Ignition, Flame-Sensing Hardware Ignition and flame-sensing hardware for DSI systems is available in several configurations: Separate flame sensors and spark igniters; Combination spark igniters and ...

The FS-5000E Flame Sensor from Takex immediately detects ultraviolet rays contained in flames and activates an external output. With faster detection than conventional smoke alarms, they are ideal ...

A minimum amount of hardware is needed to build a simple flame or fire failure monitor that enables you to monitor the status of the flame in a chamber/furnace. Owing to its integrated alarm generator ...

The FS-3500 Flame Sensor from Takex immediately detects UV rays contained in flames to trigger a pre-recorded "flame prohibition" or "non-smoking" message output in a choice of 5 languages ...