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  • Dec 7, 2008, 01:13 AM
    naturalgas
    Furnace pilot light detection
    Natural Gas furnace, Intermittant pilot detection

    How is the presence of a burning pilot detected, when the only connections to the burner are:

    1. A single conductor 10,000 volt wire for the spark, and
    2. A single aluminum gas line tube, and
    3. A chassis ground wire ?

    (The controller is a Honeywell H86S 24 volt,
    The gas pilot light cycles on and off, and the spark cycles on and off, both for 90 seconds, the main gas valve never turns on. After 90 seconds only the spark remains on.)
  • Dec 7, 2008, 01:20 AM
    Clough

    Hi, naturalgas!

    In order to help those who do come along to address your question, would you please let us know if this is a homework question or not?

    Thanks!

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