Boiler Photocell

In order to detect the existence of a flame in gas or oil-fired boiler systems, a boiler photocell also known as a flame sensor or flame detector is a vital safety equipment. It makes use of a photosensitive sensor that reacts to the light given off by the flame of the hob. The photocell sends a signal to the boiler's control system based on whether or not the flame is there. The photocell initiates safety procedures, such as cutting off the fuel supply or deactivating the burner, if the flame is extinguished or fails to ignite properly, to avoid potentially dangerous situations. The Boiler Photocell is essential for maintaining safe and dependable boiler operation, guarding against potential flame failure, and enhancing system security.

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