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Robertshaw flame sensor assembly with 30 in PTFE insulated lead wire

Robertshaw

Robertshaw Flame Sensor Assembly 10-760 30 in lead

SKU CH-X1BG-17SS0

Flame sensor assembly includes 30 in PTFE insulated lead wire

  • 30-inch PTFE lead gives flexible routing in tight cabinets
  • Flame sensor assembly monitors burner ignition for safe operation
  • Robertshaw 10-760 model fits compatible HVAC systems
  • Insulated wire resists heat and wear for lasting reliability

Flame Sensor Assembly 10-760

The Robertshaw Flame Sensor Assembly 10-760 is a replacement component for gas-fired heating equipment. It monitors burner ignition and signals the control board to maintain safe operation. HVAC technicians and facility maintenance teams use it during furnace or boiler servicing.

Includes 30 in PTFE lead wire

The assembly supplies a 30 in PTFE-insulated lead wire that resists high temperatures and chemical exposure. It connects the sensor to the ignition control without additional splicing. The fixed length suits standard cabinet layouts but may not reach distant control boards in oversized units.

Highlights

  • 30-inch PTFE lead gives flexible routing in tight cabinets
  • Flame sensor assembly monitors burner ignition for safe operation
  • Robertshaw 10-760 model fits compatible HVAC systems
  • Insulated wire resists heat and wear for lasting reliability

Specifications

BrandRobertshaw

Questions about this item

Will the 30 in PTFE insulated lead wire reach the control board on my older furnace without splicing?

The assembly includes 30 in of PTFE insulated lead wire, which is long enough for most standard furnace control board connections without needing extra splicing.

How can I confirm the 10-760 flame sensor is detecting flame properly after installation?

After powering the system, check for a steady microamp reading on the control board display; a stable signal means the sensor is detecting flame correctly.

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