
EOGB
Bentone/Satronic photocell flange, EOGB 00 390 113 03
A mounting flange for Honeywell Satronic MZ photocell/photoresistor flame sensors, used on oil and gas burners.
At a glance
- Burner work should be carried out by a competent, Gas Safe or OFTEC registered engineer as appropriate
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What it is
This is a mounting flange for Honeywell Satronic MZ-series photocell (photoresistor) flame sensors, used on oil and gas burners to hold the photocell in its housing. It is manufactured by Bentone (part of the Honeywell/Satronic group) and made in Italy.
Signs this part needs replacing
- The photocell will not seat securely in its housing
- Visible cracking, warping or damage to the flange
- Burner lockouts linked to a loose or misaligned flame sensor
Before you order
- Match the part number against the flange fitted to your burner
- Isolate the burner's electrical supply before working on it
- Burner work should be carried out by a competent, Gas Safe or OFTEC registered engineer as appropriate
No specification data held for this part.
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOGB B10 OIL BURNER | — | — | — | |
| EOGB B11 OIL BURNER | — | — | — | |
| EOGB B9 OIL BURNER | — | — | — |
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