White-Rodgers 30A46-5 Pilot Sensor R-410A What are the symptoms of

What are the symptoms of a failing 106066-01 sensor

The rugged one-piece molded beige housing is engineered for durability on the job site

A healthy reading typically falls between 2 and 6 µA

though it is standard practice to secure it with a mounting strap to prevent vibration-induced lead fatigue

guaranteeing that any frost accumulation on the evaporator has melted before the cooling cycle resumes

White-Rodgers 30A46-5 Pilot Sensor R-410A What are the symptoms ofThe White Rodgers 30A46 5 Pilot Sensor is a critical replacement component for gas fired heating systems utilizing intermittent pilot ignition. Specifically engineered for compatibility with Cush Pwr systems, this sensor features a 42 inch lead wire with a secure plug in connection, ensuring reliable flame rectification and signal feedback to the ignition module. Designed to withstand high temperature environments, the 30A46 5 monitors the pilot flame