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Re: Gas Pilot Sensor

Subject: Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
From: "FIRETEK" <firetech(change-the-ch-to-k)@telus.net>
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 2007 06:36:42 GMT
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <CKFph.625030$R63.230399@pd7urf1no> <12qepl42tgarcd6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <2nNph.625414$R63.533799@pd7urf1no> <1eQph.62150$wP1.19159@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <3qjqh.134586$rv4.41936@edtnps90> <12qjjckqckve04@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

I've seen many "do-it-yourself" type solutions to everyday "problems".
Invariably they are both illegal (code wise) and unsafe.  Stick with the
proper technology when it comes to furnace and fire/flame sensors.  A
"Mickey Bass" solution may sound good but may also leave your ass hangin'
out a country mile.


"Frank Winans" <fwinans@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:12qjjckqckve04@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


> Hmm, the area below the burners seems fairly cool in the
> gas appliances I've seen.  I was thinking of a fairly long
> metal probe, but yes, this would take some trial-and-error...
>

References:
- Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: R-Guy
- Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: Frank Winans
- Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: Frank Olson
- Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: Frank Winans
- Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: FIRETEK
- Re: Gas Pilot Sensor
  - From: Frank Winans

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