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Honeywell C7027A1023 MiniPeeper UV Flame Sensor 1/2" Mounting 96" Lead

Special Price $288.49 Regular Price $320.23
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C7027A1023
The Honeywell C7027A1023 MiniPeeper UV Sensor operates as a small flame detector intended for gas and oil and coal-fired burners. This offers dependable ultraviolet flame detection through its 1/2" threaded mounting and 96" lead wire setup. This operates efficiently by stopping both improper ignition sequences and flame failure events. This UV sensor functions with Honeywell flame safeguard systems to improve safety levels and minimize operational interruptions and raise burner operational performance in various industrial heating setups.
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Manufacturer Name: Honeywell
Product Number: C7027A1023
OEM Part Number: C7027A1023
Product Description: Minipeeper Uv Sensor1/2"Mtg96"
Weight:0.55lbs/249.48g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Honeywell C7027A1023 UV Flame Sensor?

Inspect the sensor lens regularly for dust, soot, or oil buildup and clean gently with a soft cloth. Check wiring connections for tightness and corrosion. Ensure proper alignment with the flame path. Power off before servicing to avoid electrical risk.

What are common issues with the Honeywell C7027A1023 UV Flame Sensor?

  • UV lens contamination causing weak flame detection.
  • Wiring faults or loose connections.
  • Misalignment with burner flame.
  • Signal failure due to sensor aging or electrical noise.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to burner system and confirm zero voltage for safety.

Step 2: Mount UV sensor using fitting in sighting position to flame.

Step 3: Route lead wire to control box, secure away from heat.

Step 4: Connect terminals per wiring diagram.

Step 5: Restore power and test flame signal, verify stable reading.