S1-0253080 FLAME SENSOR 144068

FLAME SENSOR

PID Over-Temperature Protection function is designed to protect the S1-0253080 FLAME SENSOR by automatically switching off the gas supply in case of excessive temperature, thus preventing the sensors from overheating. The IR temperature sensing element can be easily adjusted to meet different needs.

The Flame Sensor is an ignition safety device that can be installed on a gas stove. It fits between the box and the burner pipe and is designed to detect a flame during a cooking operation. The Flame Sensor monitors the flame level at all times and automatically turns off the gas supply if the flame begins to flicker or if it goes out. The product will not function as a valve because there is no way for excess gas to escape from the pipe.

The Flame Sensor detects the infrared energy emitted by the burner flames, over which it sends a PWM control signal to the Power Module. Power is applied to the gas valve(s) causing gas to flow through the pilot assembly and ignite the burner flame.

The FLAME SENSE is a much more accurate temperature sensor for the

The flame sensor is a safety device used to monitor the stove operation. It is an electromechanical device that shuts off the gas from the fuel supply if a flame is not present or does not meet pre-set thresholds.

The flame sensor can be used to detect combustion gases emitted from a range of appliances. For example, a flame sensor could be used to automatically turn on a kitchen stove when a pot of water is placed on its surface.

This PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) flame sensor has a self-adjusting mechanism. The Flame Sensor is used in conjunction with the Solid State Relay (SSR) to control the electrical current passing through the SSR. Heat causes the Flame Sensor's Resistance Element to decrease, thus reducing the Resistance Value of PTC element. This will cause an increase in voltage at the output terminal due to the voltage divider configuration, which will then activate the SSR.