Trane SEN02528 Flame Sensor
For veteran technicians servicing high-efficiency systems, the Trane SEN02528 Flame Sensor is a critical OEM component designed for precise flame rectification. This genuine American Standard flame sensor (also cross-referenced as SEN2195) acts as a high-temperature safety probe, translating the presence of a pilot or burner flame into a microamp signal for the HVAC control board. Engineered to withstand the intense thermal environment of the burner assembly, its silicon carbide or specialized alloy construction ensures reliable combustion monitoring to prevent unburned gas accumulation. Field-tested for compatibility with specific Trane gas furnaces, Ameristar units, and Oxbox systems, this sensor features a standard male spade terminal for secure electrical integration. When troubleshooting furnace lockout codes or ignition failures, replacing a fouled or oxidized sensor with this factory-authorized internal furnace part restores the system to peak operational safety and prevents nuisance service calls.
- OEM Compatibility: Exact replacement for Trane SEN02528, SEN2195, and drawing 11201006000010.
- Precision Detection: Leverages light detection and flame conductivity for immediate safety response.
- Industrial Durability: Thermal-resistant design minimizes carbon buildup and sensor degradation.
- Seamless Integration: Direct fit for gas-fired heating and air-conditioning systems by American Standard and Trane.
How do I know if my Trane flame sensor is bad? If your furnace ignites but shuts off after a few seconds, it often indicates the SEN02528 is not properly detecting the flame signal, likely due to oxidation or a failed ceramic insulator.
Can this sensor be used in Ameristar or Oxbox units? Yes, the Trane SEN02528 is the factory-specified flame guard for several associated brands including Ameristar and Oxbox furnaces.
What is the proper way to clean this part before deciding on a replacement? While some technicians use a mild abrasive, replacing a degraded OEM flame sensor is the only way to ensure 100% reliable combustion safety and prevent recurring HVAC ignition errors.
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Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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$43.16Trane SEN02528 Flame Sensor
For veteran technicians servicing high-efficiency systems, the Trane SEN02528 Flame Sensor is a critical OEM component designed for precise flame rectification. This genuine American Standard flame sensor (also cross-referenced as SEN2195) acts as a high-temperature safety probe, translating the presence of a pilot or burner flame into a microamp signal for the HVAC control board. Engineered to withstand the intense thermal environment of the burner assembly, its silicon carbide or specialized alloy construction ensures reliable combustion monitoring to prevent unburned gas accumulation. Field-tested for compatibility with specific Trane gas furnaces, Ameristar units, and Oxbox systems, this sensor features a standard male spade terminal for secure electrical integration. When troubleshooting furnace lockout codes or ignition failures, replacing a fouled or oxidized sensor with this factory-authorized internal furnace part restores the system to peak operational safety and prevents nuisance service calls.
- OEM Compatibility: Exact replacement for Trane SEN02528, SEN2195, and drawing 11201006000010.
- Precision Detection: Leverages light detection and flame conductivity for immediate safety response.
- Industrial Durability: Thermal-resistant design minimizes carbon buildup and sensor degradation.
- Seamless Integration: Direct fit for gas-fired heating and air-conditioning systems by American Standard and Trane.
How do I know if my Trane flame sensor is bad? If your furnace ignites but shuts off after a few seconds, it often indicates the SEN02528 is not properly detecting the flame signal, likely due to oxidation or a failed ceramic insulator.
Can this sensor be used in Ameristar or Oxbox units? Yes, the Trane SEN02528 is the factory-specified flame guard for several associated brands including Ameristar and Oxbox furnaces.
What is the proper way to clean this part before deciding on a replacement? While some technicians use a mild abrasive, replacing a degraded OEM flame sensor is the only way to ensure 100% reliable combustion safety and prevent recurring HVAC ignition errors.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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For veteran technicians servicing high-efficiency systems, the Trane SEN02528 Flame Sensor is a critical OEM component designed for precise flame rectification. This genuine American Standard flame sensor (also cross-referenced as SEN2195) acts as a high-temperature safety probe, translating the presence of a pilot or burner flame into a microamp signal for the HVAC control board. Engineered to withstand the intense thermal environment of the burner assembly, its silicon carbide or specialized alloy construction ensures reliable combustion monitoring to prevent unburned gas accumulation. Field-tested for compatibility with specific Trane gas furnaces, Ameristar units, and Oxbox systems, this sensor features a standard male spade terminal for secure electrical integration. When troubleshooting furnace lockout codes or ignition failures, replacing a fouled or oxidized sensor with this factory-authorized internal furnace part restores the system to peak operational safety and prevents nuisance service calls.
- OEM Compatibility: Exact replacement for Trane SEN02528, SEN2195, and drawing 11201006000010.
- Precision Detection: Leverages light detection and flame conductivity for immediate safety response.
- Industrial Durability: Thermal-resistant design minimizes carbon buildup and sensor degradation.
- Seamless Integration: Direct fit for gas-fired heating and air-conditioning systems by American Standard and Trane.
How do I know if my Trane flame sensor is bad? If your furnace ignites but shuts off after a few seconds, it often indicates the SEN02528 is not properly detecting the flame signal, likely due to oxidation or a failed ceramic insulator.
Can this sensor be used in Ameristar or Oxbox units? Yes, the Trane SEN02528 is the factory-specified flame guard for several associated brands including Ameristar and Oxbox furnaces.
What is the proper way to clean this part before deciding on a replacement? While some technicians use a mild abrasive, replacing a degraded OEM flame sensor is the only way to ensure 100% reliable combustion safety and prevent recurring HVAC ignition errors.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
