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Which component in a conventional atmospheric gas furnace is responsible for proving the presence of a pilot flame?

A thermocouple or thermopile generates a small electrical voltage when heated by the pilot flame, signaling the control board that the pilot is lit and safe to

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Question: Which component in a conventional atmospheric gas furnace is responsible for proving the presence of a pilot flame?

Answer options:

  • Limit switch ✅ Thermocouple or thermopile
  • Pressure switch
  • Rollout switch

Correct answer: Thermocouple or thermopile

Explanation: A thermocouple or thermopile generates a small electrical voltage when heated by the pilot flame, signaling the control board that the pilot is lit and safe to operate.

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