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sensor flusostato sime 6319601a

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sensor flusostato sime 6319601aDer Flusostatsensor ist ein Sicherheitsgert, das in Heizkesseln verwendet wird, um den Wasser oder Gasfluss im System zu erkennen. Seine Hauptfunktion besteht darin, sicherzustellen, dass der Brenner nur dann aktiviert wird, wenn der Durchfluss angemessen ist, um mgliche Unflle oder Schden durch Trockenlauf zu vermeiden. Dieses Flusostatmodell 6319601A von Sime ist eine wesentliche Komponente fr die korrekte Steuerung und Sicherheit des Heizkessels.

Der Flusostatsensor ist ein Sicherheitsgerät, das in Heizkesseln verwendet wird, um den Wasser- oder Gasfluss im System zu erkennen. Seine Hauptfunktion besteht darin, sicherzustellen, dass der Brenner nur dann aktiviert wird, wenn der Durchfluss angemessen ist, um mögliche Unfälle oder Schäden durch Trockenlauf zu vermeiden. Dieses Flusostatmodell 6319601A von Sime ist eine wesentliche Komponente für die korrekte Steuerung und Sicherheit des Heizkessels.

Welches Problem löst dieses Ersatzteil?

  • Heizkessel startet nicht oder schaltet sich plötzlich ab aufgrund fehlender Durchflusserkennung.
  • Zündfehler verursacht durch einen defekten Flusostaten.
  • Warnungen oder Sicherheitsabschaltungen im Zusammenhang mit der Wasser- oder Gaszirkulation.
Modelle:

Dieser Flusostatsensor ist mit verschiedenen Sime-Heizkesseln aus dem Haushalts- und semiprofessionellen Bereich kompatibel und gewährleistet eine perfekte Passform sowie optimale Funktionalität.

Marke Modell
Sime Metropolis DGT 25BF
Sime Brava DGT HE 30
Sime Format DGT HE 25
Sime Metropolis DGT 28BF
Sime Brava DGT HE 35
Sime Format DGT HE 28
Eigenschaften:
  • Teileart: Flusostatsensor (Durchflusssensor)
  • Kompatible Marke: Sime
  • Codes: 6319601A, 6319601
  • Maße: Höhe 2 cm, Breite 8 cm, Tiefe 10 cm
  • Anschlussart: Standard-Elektroanschluss für Sime-Heizkessel der genannten Serien
Empfehlung:

Vor dem Kauf empfehlen wir, den Ersatzteilcode und das genaue Modell Ihrer Heizkessel zu überprüfen, um die Kompatibilität des Flusostatsensors sicherzustellen.

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