The Honeywell C7035A1080 Flame Sensor 0-250F W/600F 6 FOOT LEAD WIRES.
Overview
The Honeywell C7035A1080 is a compact UV (ultraviolet) flame sensor, often called a “Minipeeper,” designed for flame detection in burners and combustion control systems. It detects the ultraviolet radiation emitted by a flame and provides flame supervision to burner control logic. Its rugged design, integral mounting collar, and thermal ratings make it well suited for many industrial and commercial heating applications.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
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| Model | C7035A1080 |
| Sensor Type | Ultraviolet (UV) flame detector |
| Ambient Temperature Range | 0 °F to 250 °F |
| Mounting | Integral 1″ sight pipe collar |
| Lead Wire Length | 72 in (6 ft) with 600 °F rated leads |
| Max Pressure Sealing | 5 psi (when properly installed) |
| Enclosure Rating | Rain-tight, NEMA 3 / NEMA 4 style |
| Diameter / Length | 1.5 in diameter × 4 1⁄8 in length (≈ 38 mm × 105 mm) |
| Applications | Gas, oil, or coal fired burners needing UV flame detection |
Features & Benefits
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Compact, rugged UV flame sensor for reliable flame supervision
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Integral collar mounts directly on a 1″ sight pipe, simplifying installation
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Seals to 5 psi when properly installed, preserving safe combustion chamber integrity
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Rated for 0 °F to 250 °F ambient operation
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Wires in parallel with another sensor for difficult sighting setups
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Rugged design with 600 °F rated leads ensures durability in harsh environments
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Meets rain-tight and enclosure protection requirements
Applications
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Boilers, furnaces, and burner systems using UV flame monitoring
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Safety systems for gas, oil, or dual-fuel burners
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Retrofit or upgrade of existing flame detector installations
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Installations where space is limited or environmental protection is needed
Installation & Maintenance Notes
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Mount on a straight section of sight pipe, aligned with flame view
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Use black-iron or carbon steel pipe for the sighting section to minimize reflection interference
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Keep sensor wiring separate from ignition leads to avoid electrical interference
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Inspect and clean the sensor window periodically to maintain sensitivity
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Replace the UV sensing tube or the detector if flame detection becomes unreliable



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