Honeywell C7005A Product Data
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Brand: Honeywell
Category: Burner
Type: Product data
Model: Honeywell C7005A , Honeywell C7005B
Pages: 8
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PRODUCT DATA
Copyright © 1995 Honeywell Inc. • All Rights Reserved
C7005A,B
Gas Pilot and Flame Rod Assemblies
FEATURES
• Used with Honeywell controls using the flame
rectification principle.
• C7005A is for continuous pilot applications. It includes
an insulated flame rod, properly positioned relative to
the flame retention type nozzle.
• C7005B is similar to C7005A, but includes an ignition
electrode suitable for automatic, electric-spark
ignition, gas pilot applications.
• Individually mounted flame rod and ignition electrode
in ceramic insulators allow the head assembly to fit
inside a 3-inch pipe.
• Stainless steel fins on the flame retention type pilot
head provide the correct ratio of flame rod area to
ground area for maximum flame signal, and are
beneficial in stabilizing the pilot flame.
• Pilot flame retention nozzle and mixing tube are
threaded internally, 1/2-14 NPT and 3/8-18 NPT,
respectively, and can be assembled with standard pipe
fittings.
• Pilot can be installed in vertical, horizontal, or inclined
position.
• Rajah connectors facilitate electrical connections.
GENERAL
The C7005A,B Gas Pilot Burner Assemblies include a flame
rod to prove the pilot flame. The assemblies are used with a
suitable flame safeguard control on industrial or commercial
gas burners or oil burners with gas pilots.
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Contents
General ............................................................................... 1
Features .............................................................................. 1
Specifications ...................................................................... 2
Ordering Information ........................................................... 2
Installation ........................................................................... 3
Adjustments and Checkout ................................................. 5
Operation ............................................................................ 8