Lennox 51M14 FLAME SENSOR FLAME SENSOR

FLAME SENSOR

Frequently asked questions about Flame Sensor #5 What does a flame sensor do? A: The flame sensor acts as an interface between your Lennox furnace and the HAPs (House Air Purifier). It monitors the flame color during power on. If it does not see a flame, then it knows that there is no gas or that there is a problem with the hoses.

#4 Are all furnace models FLAME SENSOR compatible

Over the years, Lennox has received accolades for developing the most reliable, stylish and cutting edge heating products on the market today. This renowned reputation is built on our commitment to producing superior products that are exceptionally durable and efficient. Among these products is the ˜Flame Sensor ˜ for Lennox furnace systems.

Sensible comfort for you and your family. Flame Sensor is a sophisticated, fully electronic system that monitors the flame to ensure safe and efficient operation of your fire. Sensing the flame increases efficiency by up to 10%, ensuring maximum output while saving you money. Automatic Purge Control - After the flame is extinguished, APC cycles fan, blower motor and combustion air automatically to keep heat exchanger clean. Easy-Touch Glow igniter - Push button ignition turns on at the slightest touch for easy operation

Flame Sensor

Flame Sensor for the Lennox 51M14 Thermostat The flame sensor is a part of the flame detector, which in turn is a part of the thermostat. Flame sensor detects when the flue gases are not burning cleanly. Flame sensors are designed to detect radiant heat. This is usually an indication of some blockage or excessive soot deposits in the venting system that leads from the unit to the chimney. When this occurs, the sensor causes an intermittent warning signal to sound

The 51M14 Flame Sensor from Lennox helps ensure your gas fireplace, heater, or other gas appliance is running safely.

The flame sensor sends a constant circuit of electricity to power the electronic ignition system. It may be found on installation with a preheat, if so, this sensor is momentary.