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Bacharach 24-8106 Oxygen Sensor For Fyrite Pro Analyzer

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The Bacharach 24-8106 Fyrite Pro Analyzer Oxygen Sensor is used to detect the concentration of air in the samples of combustion gas in the analysis of equipment in HVAC systems. It operates on an electrochemical sensing element which reacts with oxygen in the gas sampled and transforms the reaction into an electrical signal which is used by the analyzer to measure combustion during operation in a furnace testing apparatus used in combustion testing apparatus in furnace and boiler HVAC systems. It enables the analyzer to measure the conditions of the combustion and help perform the operation of the system.
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Manufacturer Name: Bacharach
Product Number: 24-8106
OEM Part Number: 24-8106
Product Description: Oxygen 02 Sensor Fyrite Pro (This Part Is Non Returnable)
Weight:1lbs/453.59g

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Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the Fyrite Pro Analyzer and disconnect from any power source.

Step 2: Remove the existing oxygen sensor carefully, avoiding contamination.

Step 3: Insert the new sensor into the sensor port, ensuring proper orientation.

Step 4: Secure the sensor according to the analyzer’s instructions.

Step 5: Reconnect power and allow the analyzer to initialize.

Step 6: Verify proper sensor readings and calibration before use.