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Flame Detection and Monitoring

Assembly

Thermocouple inputs plus an optical scanner that confirm each pilot is lit and report status to the controller. A full specification article for this item is being written. Meanwhile its bill of materials and connections are below.

Flame Detection and Monitoring parts and their functions

6 top-level parts · 13 parts in total · full bill of materials below
Flame Detection and Monitoring parts diagram: 1 thermocouple transmitter, 2 IR flame scanner, 3 ionization rod, 4 detection junction box, 5 thermocouple extension cable, 6 connector. 13 parts in 6 top-level items.
Flame Detection and Monitoring parts diagram. Numbers match the table below; each box is one top-level part or assembly with what it contains.
#PartQtyWhat it does
1 Thermocouple Transmitter 3× Temperature transmitter per pilot thermocouple
2 IR Flame Scanner 1× Ground level IR flame scanner aimed at the tip
3 Ionization Rod 1× Ionization rod as a secondary flame check
4 Detection Junction Box 1× Field junction box for detection signals
5 Thermocouple Extension Cable 3× Type K extension cable to the junction box
6 Connector 4× Field terminations for detection wiring

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Bill of materials for Flame Detection and Monitoring

6 top-level lines · 6 rows shown · 13 parts total · indented to 3 levels
# Item / sub-assembly Part no. Qty/assy Ext. qty Parts Type
1 Thermocouple Transmitter flare-ignition-system-thermocouple-transmitter 3× 3 · part
2 IR Flame Scanner flare-ignition-system-ir-flame-scanner 1× 1 · part
3 Ionization Rod flare-ignition-system-ionization-rod 1× 1 · part
4 Detection Junction Box flare-ignition-system-detection-junction-box 1× 1 · part
5 Thermocouple Extension Cable flare-ignition-system-thermocouple-ext-cable 3× 3 · part
6 Connector connector 4× 4 · part

Where the flame detection and monitoring is used

1 product across 1 domain contain it, directly or inside a sub-assembly

Used in 1 assembly

Flare Pilot Ignition System

Sourcing: possible vendors

Browse the supplier directory → Prices, MOQ, and lead times are algorithmic estimates, not quotes, and not claims about these companies. Company mappings are curated by keyword; est. price band $3–$400. How estimates work
VendorHQSpecialtyMOQLead time
🇨🇳BOE
boe.com ↗ 		Beijing, CN Display panels 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
🇨🇳Tianma
tianma.com ↗ 		Shenzhen, CN Display panels 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
🇨🇳TCL CSOT
szcsot.com ↗ 		Shenzhen, CN Display panels 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
🇨🇳Truly Opto
truly.net ↗ 		Shanwei, CN Displays & camera modules 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
🇸🇬Venture Corp
venture.com.sg ↗ 		Singapore Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks