Do jakich sterowników pasuje czujnik temperatury spalin?

Współpracuje ze sterownikami ProND stosowanymi w kotłach MOCEK: IRYD 620 (kotły na pellet OXYPELL, BIOPAL, PRO Pellet) oraz IRYD RTZ PID (kotły na ekogroszek PRO). Podłącza się go do wejścia oznaczonego w instrukcji sterownika jako czujnik spalin.

Czy czujnik spalin jest wymagany do pracy kotła?

Nie, jest to wyposażenie opcjonalne i kocioł działa poprawnie bez niego. Czujnik zwiększa jednak efektywność pracy i pozwala lepiej kontrolować proces spalania.

Do czego służy pomiar temperatury spalin?

Sterownik rozpoznaje na jego podstawie wygaszenie palnika i nie podaje paliwa „na pusto”. Rosnąca temperatura spalin przy tych samych nastawach może wskazywać na zarastanie wymiennika sadzą, co jest sygnałem do jego czyszczenia.

Gdzie i jak montuje się czujnik temperatury spalin?

Czujnik wkłada się w tuleję lub otwór pomiarowy w czopuchu, czyli odcinku między kotłem a kominem, a przewód prowadzi się do listwy sterownika. Nie wymaga kalibracji. Jeśli czopuch nie ma otworu, należy wywiercić otwór o średnicy pasującej do tulei czujnika.

Accessories, Sensors

Flue gas temperature sensor

Name: Czujnik temperatury spalin
Brand: MOCEK Spółka Jawna
SKU: 46
Price: 110.00 PLN
Availability: InStock

110,00 zł

Availability: 991 in stock

SKU: 46 Categories: Accessories, Sensors

The flue gas temperature sensor measures the heat of the gases leaving through the chimney, allowing the controller to optimise boiler operation and reduce energy losses. It is installed in the flue pipe, and the data it provides makes it possible to fine-tune the heating system's parameters.

The device is optional – it is not required for the boiler to work properly, but it increases efficiency and gives you better control over the combustion process.

Which controllers it works with

The flue gas temperature sensor works with the ProND controllers used in MOCEK boilers: IRYD 620 (OXYPELL, BIOPAL and PRO Pellet boilers) and IRYD RTZ PID (PRO eco-pea coal boilers). It connects to the input labelled as the flue gas sensor in the controller manual.

Why install it

The controller detects burner shutdown from the drop in flue gas temperature and does not feed fuel "into an empty burner".
A rising flue gas temperature at the same settings is a sign that the heat exchanger is clogging with soot and needs cleaning – without the sensor, you only notice it on your pellet bill.
It enables the controller's energy-saving functions, which adjust the fan output based on flue gas temperature.

Installation

The sensor is inserted into a sleeve or opening in the flue pipe (the section between the boiler and the chimney), and the cable runs to the controller's terminal strip. No calibration is required. If your flue pipe has no measuring port, simply drill a hole with a diameter matching the sensor's sleeve. See also the CH boiler sensor KTY 81-210 and other boiler sensors.

Users of the BatoryPell burner may also want to take a look at the range, which includes an inductive sensor for BatoryPell.

If the chimney draught in your installation is sometimes unstable, consider a flue gas exhaust fan, which stabilises boiler operation regardless of the weather.

Unit weight	5 kg
Accessories	sensor

Manufacturer: MOCEK SPÓŁKA JAWNA
MOCEK
Kowalew, ul. Kościelna 13, 63-300 Pleszew, Poland
biuro@kotly-mocek.pl · +48 509 798 979 · https://kotly-mocek.pl
Product identifier: Flue gas temperature sensor
SKU: 46

Warning

Replace only when the boiler has cooled downThe boiler must be shut down, cooled down and disconnected from the power supply.
Heavy cast iron parts with sharp edgesWear gloves; for larger parts, ask another person for help.
Choose the part that matches your boiler modelCheck the model and the chamber size — an unsuitable part impairs combustion and may damage the boiler.

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FAQ

Which controllers is the flue gas temperature sensor compatible with?

It works with the ProND controllers used in MOCEK boilers: IRYD 620 (OXYPELL, BIOPAL and PRO Pellet pellet boilers) and IRYD RTZ PID (PRO eco-pea coal boilers). It connects to the input marked in the controller manual as the flue gas sensor.

Is a flue gas sensor required for the boiler to operate?

No, it is optional equipment and the boiler works properly without it. However, the sensor improves operating efficiency and gives you better control over the combustion process.

What is flue gas temperature measurement used for?

Based on it, the controller detects when the burner has gone out and does not feed fuel "into an empty burner". A rising flue gas temperature at the same settings may indicate that the heat exchanger is becoming clogged with soot, which is a signal to clean it.

Where and how is the flue gas temperature sensor installed?

The sensor is inserted into a sleeve or measuring hole in the flue pipe, i.e. the section between the boiler and the chimney, and the cable is routed to the controller's terminal strip. It does not require calibration. If the flue pipe has no hole, drill one with a diameter matching the sensor sleeve.