61317433 Ionisation Electrode

Ariston 61317433 Ionisation Electrode

• Ariston Aco Floor 35
• Ariston Combi A 24 Mffi Ng From April 2006
• Ariston Combi A 24 Mffi Ng Upto March 2006
• Ariston Aco 35 Hp Mffi Uk
• Ariston Combi A 30 Mffi Ng From April 2006
• Ariston Aco Plus 35
• Ariston Combi A 30 Mffi Ng Upto March 2006
• Ariston Genus He 35 Plus
• Ariston Minima He 24 Nat Gas
• Ariston Minima He 30 Nat Gas
• Ariston Minima He System 24 Nat Gas
• Ariston System A 30 Rffi Nat Gas
• Ariston Minima He 35 Nat Gas
• Ariston Minima He System 30 Nat Gas
• Ariston Minima He System 35 Nat Gas
• Ariston System A 24 Rffi Nat Gas

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Usually, there are two types of electrode, ignition electrodes and flame sensing electrodes.
The Ignition electrode creates the spark that starts off combustion.
The flame sensing electrodes are responsible for checking if there is a flame present in the burner.
This is an important safety device that makes sure the boiler isn’t still supplying gas without a flame.