Application : Supervision Of Gas Flames, Yellow Or Blue Oil Flames, Ignition Spark Proving
Type : Uv Flame Detector
Specifications : Die-cast Aluminium Housing With 1 In. Mounting Coupling, Direct Mounting On Burner, Intermittent Use, IP54 Protection, Temperature Range: -20 To 60°C
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