Autoflame Temperature Detector 0-400 deg C 250mm Length MM10006/250

Overview
The Autoflame MM10006/250 is a temperature detector designed for boiler, HVAC and burner monitoring applications, capable of measuring ambient or fluid temperatures from 0 to 400 °C. With a 250 mm probe length, stainless steel housing, PT1000 resistance element and IP65 protection rating, this detector provides reliable load or exhaust temperature monitoring in industrial combustion systems.

Key Features

• Measurement range: 0 to 400 °C

• Probe length: 250 mm

• Stainless steel probe and housing

• PT1000 two-wire resistance element

• IP65 and NEMA 4 rated

• Suitable for use as load sensor, exhaust temperature shutdown sensor, or fluid temperature monitor in burner control system

• Compact installation via ½” BSP connection thread

Main Benefits

• Allows accurate temperature monitoring in harsh combustion or boiler environments

• Durable stainless steel construction for long life and minimal maintenance

• Standardised sensor for integration with burner control units and systems

• Helps protect equipment by enabling temperature-based safety/shutdown thresholds

Technical Highlights

• Part number: MM10006/250

• Measurement range: 0-400 °C

• Weight: approx. 0.45 kg

• Probe length: 250 mm

• Housing thread: ½″ BSP (or ½″ NPT variant available)

• Protection class: IP65, NEMA 4

• Ambient temperature for sensor electronics: up to 85 °C (220 °F)

• Response time: 0.1 s typical

Installation & Safety Notes

• Install by qualified personnel according to applicable electrical and combustion safety standards.

• Ensure sensor is mounted in full contact with the medium being measured (fluid or exhaust gas) for accurate readings.

• Use correct mounting torque and ensure sealing at threaded connection.

• Avoid placing sensor in unsupported or low-flow areas where readings may be delayed or inaccurate.

• Periodically inspect for insulation damage, corrosion or mechanical stress.

Applications

• Exhaust temperature monitoring and shutdown in industrial burners

• Boiler load temperature detection for combustion control

• HVAC process temperature measurement in heating systems

• Retrofitting into existing burner control systems using the MM sensor platform