Scott Loftin

[Scott Loftin]

DSI boards come in two “flavors”: local flame sensing and remote flame sensing.
“Local” flame sensing means there’s a separate flame sensor that is physically placed alongside the spark electrode and is sensing the flame right there at the flame.

This makes sense! I try to take lots of notes during my coursework here, and I don’t remember learning about that in this course. I completed the course since I first posted the question. Did I miss it?

Thank you very much!

[Scott Loftin]

Thank you for answering.

I understand how the flame sensing works in the single-point ignition systems. I think where I’m getting confused is that I don’t understand how a module with one 1 pin for L1 input, in other words a module that performs multi-point spark ignition, can make use of flame sensing.

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