Toyotomi Primary Flame Rod

20478411

Models: Laser 73, Laser 73AT, Laser 73CA

Status: In Stock

US$24.99

Description

Description

The Toyotomi Flame Rod, part number 20478411, is an OEM replacement flame detection sensor designed to monitor burner flame presence and relay combustion status to the heater control system, supporting safe ignition verification and stable operation in compatible Toyotomi Laser oil heaters.

What’s included: One (1) Toyotomi flame rod.

Installation limits: Intended for replacement use during heater service; installation should be performed with electrical power disconnected and according to manufacturer procedures for sensor positioning and wiring.

Compatibility: Compatible with Toyotomi Laser 73, Laser 73MH, Laser 73AT, and Laser 73CA oil heater models using the specified flame rod configuration.

Features

Features

  • OEM Toyotomi replacement flame rod sensor
  • Detects burner flame presence during operation
  • Supports safe ignition verification and shutdown logic
  • Designed to match original electrical and dimensional specifications
  • Direct-fit replacement for Laser 73 series heaters
  • Critical safety component within the combustion system

Specifications

Specifications

Product Type: Flame detection rod
Brand: Toyotomi
Manufacturer Part Number: 20478411
Application: Oil heater combustion monitoring system
Function: Senses flame presence and communicates combustion status
Compatible Models: Laser 73, Laser 73MH, Laser 73AT, Laser 73CA

 

Accurate flame sensing is essential for safe burner operation and proper heater shutdown control.

 

Support

Support

   
Product FAQ

What does the Toyotomi 20478411 flame rod do?

It detects the presence of a burner flame and signals the control system during operation.

Which heater models are compatible with this flame rod?

It is compatible with Toyotomi Laser 73, 73MH, 73AT, and 73CA heaters.

Is the 20478411 an OEM Toyotomi replacement part?

Yes. The 20478411 is an OEM Toyotomi flame rod sensor.

Can a faulty flame rod prevent heater operation?

Yes. Improper flame detection can cause ignition failure or shutdown.

Is this component used during normal heater operation?

Yes. It continuously monitors flame presence while the heater is operating.

Should power be disconnected before replacing the flame rod?

Yes. Electrical power should be disconnected before servicing flame sensing components.

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