WHITE-RODGERS 5154 WHITE RODGERS STANDARD REPLACEMENT SENSE ELECTRODE 30inch LEAD LENGTH 1/4inch FEMALE SPADE 786710002939 .

FLAME SENSOR FOR HOT SURFACE IGNITI

Flame Sensor For Hot Surface Ignition - The flame sensor is designed to control the gas flow, resulting in an instantaneous flame. The flame sensor is a sophisticated electronic device util izing a thermosensitive electrical circuit. When heated, the ceramic element within the flame sensor expands and produces an electrical change that permits gas flow to be initiated.

Flame sensor for hot surface ignition, Flame temperature: 1392±10°F (735±5°C), sensing area: 3.93" x .077" (.1 x .007m), Lead length: 30.00" (75cm), Female spade terminal, White-Rodgers | 5154

Flame Sensor for Cooktops is used on gas stoves and cook tops. Flame sensor 3 wire installation. For flat top or plug in gas range. Use with Standard Replacement Sense Electrode 5-154 Used on hot surface ignition only. 15/16in x 2 3/8in. Withstands 1000? C @ 1hr; 250? C @ 5min,

This STANDARD REPLACEMENT SENSE ELECTRODE (White-Rodgers) is a flame sensor for hot surface ignition systems. It is used with a switch, bake or roasting oven, radiant heater, etc.... It has a spade center terminal and the lead length is 1/4-inch. White-Rodgers model number is 5154

Protect your home with this STANDARD REPLACEMENT SENSE ELECTRODE from White-Rodgers, featuring a Flame Sensor for Hot Surface Ignition. The standard sense electrode is designed to be mounted on the side of the furnace and measures flame sensing sensitivity in housing assembly.

White-Rodgers has designed this replacement electrode to be compatible with a variety of White-Rodgers systems, including Standard.The Standard electrode features a Flame Sensor for Hot Surface Ignition (High Voltage), 30" lead length and 1/4" female spade terminals.

Replace your Standard Replacement Grille Electrode with a genuine White-Rodgers sense electrode for optimum performance. Female spade designed to fit White-Rodgers Flame Sensing Thermostat models: 1954, 1954L, 2377, 2378, 2616A, and 2617A for hot surface ignition.