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Burnham Boilers 101015-01 Flue Gas Temperature Sensor

Special Price $78.27 Regular Price $90.01
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101015-01
Burnham Boilers 101015-01 Temperature Sensor is the basic tool used to measure flue gas temperature in heating systems. Being compact and providing actual temperature readings this sensor is crucial to proper and safe boiler functioning. High-performance HVAC systems can withstand its requirements with pressure up to 30 PSI. A kind with power capabilities used jointly with Burnham boilers, it ensures and maintains optimal combustion parameters. It helps in avoiding over heating and promote energy conservation since it is used to accurately measure temperature of flue gases.
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Specifications

  • Weight: 0.07 lbs
  • Product Type: Flue Gas
  • Pressure: 30 PSI
Manufacturer Name: Burnham Boiler
Product Number: 101015-01
OEM Part Number: 101015-01
Product Description: Fluegas Temp Sensor
Weight:0.07lbs/31.75g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Burnham Boilers 101015-01 Flue Gas Temperature Sensor?

The sensor should be inspected regularly for soot buildup and corrosion. Clean the probe gently to ensure accurate temperature readings. Check wiring connections for looseness or damage and verify proper placement in the flue system.

What are common issues with the Burnham Boilers 101015-01 Flue Gas Temperature Sensor?

  • Sensor drift causing inaccurate temperature readings.
  • Soot or debris buildup leading to signal blockage.
  • Wiring faults causing intermittent data loss.
  • Corrosion or connector wear affecting performance.
  • Loose mounting causing unstable readings.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and allow unit to cool completely before servicing.

Step 2: Open access panel and locate existing flue gas sensor on exhaust pathway.

Step 3: Disconnect sensor wiring carefully, noting terminal positions and remove old sensor.

Step 4: install new sensor in same mounting location.

Step 5: Reconnect wiring securely and ensure probe is properly seated.

Step 6: Restore power and check safe combustion readings during startup.