Johnson Controls 441015 FLAME SENSOR;

FLAME SENSOR;

This Flame Sensor has a sensing range of 1 inch to 6 inches for TDC (Thermal Detector) type gas shut off devices. The Flame Sensor is UL approved and cUL US certified. This flame sensor has an input rating of 24VDC @ 100mA. The Flame Sensor has an output rating of 28VDC @ 100uA. The terminal connections are made using the screw type terminals on this FLAME SENSOR; please see the wiring diagram above documenting the wire connections.

The Flame Sensor is a replacement part for your Johnson Controls 441015 Flame Sensor.

The Flame Sensor detects the presence of a pilot flame or pilot light. When no pilot flame or pilot light is present, the sensor causes an open circut in the heating coil. This causes the burner to shut off. Flame Sensors are available in both 120 Volts, 3 watt and 240 volts, 4 watt

The FC100 Flame Sensor provides added security, by ensuring your fireplace is always burning at the correct temperature. This flame sensor screws into the chimney flue pipe, allowing it to sense the temperature of the fire. It also comes pre-wired with color-coded leads to make installation easy.

The 441015 flame sensor detects flame and heat from a fire and can open a circulator air control valve to extinguish the fire. An alarm indicates the flame sensor has been activated.

A flame sensor is an electronic device that senses the presence of flame by detecting the optical radiation emitted by the flame. Flame detection is used for various safety features, such as detecting when flaming liquids are present in an industrial application to turn off equipment or to trip an alarm.

The IR Flame Sensor detects invisible infrared radiation emitted by your gas range burner. If the sensor detects cold burner, it turns the gas off automatically to prevent potential frost damage to your appliance.

The Direct Flame Control flame sensor provides more even cooking and reduces flare ups.

The flame detector uses Infrared (radiation) detection to sense the presence of an open flame, or a flame with insufficient flow. When it senses the presence of an open flame, it sends a signal to the control panel telling it that detection is required.

Think of your gas range as a wood-burning stove with benefits! It's the stovetop that's easy to clean, so you can avoid using harsh chemicals. A flame sensor gives you automatic hot surface protection in case of a gas leak. A temperature regulator with dial control is an extra boost when it comes to energy efficiency. And a flame lock enhances safety during operation and storage. Best of all, it's guaranteed for an easy replacement if anything goes wrong.

Processes the thermal radiation from the flame.

Sensor kit used to control gas logs or fire pits.