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Honeywell flicker detector 1653204

SKU 1653204 Brand Honeywell

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Key specifications

Detection principle	flicker detector
Application type	oil-fired and industrial burners
Detection principle	flicker
Catalogue article numbers	1653204, 852.211.007
Operating principle	infrared radiation
Design features	axial white

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Description

This flame sensor from Honeywell is a flicker detector for oil-fired and industrial burners. It detects flame by sensing the flicker of infrared radiation. The sensor has an axial white design. Its SKU is 1653204, with article numbers 1653204 and 852211007.

Further details

Application	automatic flame presence monitoring in burners and boilers
Line of sight	direct line of sight to combustion zone required
Typical failure modes	contaminated or fogged optical window, aged sensor cell producing weak signal, damaged cable sheath causing intermittent connection

Choosing and fitting

Flame sensors of this type require a direct line of sight to the combustion zone and are selected by detection principle, spectral range, response time, cable length, connector type, and mounting sleeve or bracket. When replacing, confirm that the mounting arrangement allows correct flame viewing, the electrical connector is compatible, and the cable is long enough for the installation. Always check the burner manual for the required sensor type and response time.

Signs of failure

Typical failure modes include a contaminated or fogged optical window, an aged sensor cell producing a weak signal, or a damaged cable sheath causing intermittent connection. A failing sensor may cause the burner control to go into lockout if no flame signal arrives within the safety time. Check the optical window for cleanliness, the sensor signal strength, and the cable integrity.

All specifications

Detection principle	flicker detector
Application type	oil-fired and industrial burners
Detection principle	flicker
Catalogue article numbers	1653204, 852.211.007
Operating principle	infrared radiation
Design features	axial white

Part numbers

SKU	1653204
Additional article	852.211.007