Tyco 516.009.023 S131 Infra-red Flame Detector Solar Blind

Tyco S131 516.009.023 Infra-red Flame Detector Solar Blind

To meet the demands of arduous environments, such as chemical plants and off-shore oil and gas platforms, the S131 detector has been specially packaged in a rough, GRP anti-static housing with abrasion resistant sapphire windows and a rating of IP67 to give protection against water ingress under sustained, high wind driven conditions. Operation in the Infra-Red spectrum around 4.4 microns, ensures that the detector will not be blinded by thick smoke and will be tolerant to dirty environments.

Two 20mm cable entries and two 4 way terminal blocks are provided, which eliminates the need for a local junction box, reducing installation costs. The S131 Infra-Red Flame Detector uses the same optical and electronic module as the S111 and S121 detectors, which have been installed worldwide with universal success. It therefore has identical performance characteristics making it completely blind to solar radiation whether direct, reflected or modulated.

Key Features:

• Completely solar blind for use outdoors.
• Tough G.R.P anti static housing to IP67.
• Rugged stainless steel 316 mounting bracket.
• High sensitivity to hydrocarbon fires in dirty environments
• Not effected by smoke, dust or grime.
• Single sensor and unique optical filtering system.
• Two 20mm cable entries for internal connections.
• High immuntity to external interference from RFI/EMI fields.
• The use of micropower electronics allows the detectors
• to operate in conventional 2 wire detection circuits.
• Built in response indicator.
• ATEX Certified EEX ia llC T5
• 4 spare terminals for connecting spare cores.

Benefits:

• No false alarms from welding, sunlight or high intensity lights
• Low maintenance costs
• Quick response to hydrocarbon firesLong range performance.

Applications:

• Oil and Gas Platforms.
• Oil refineries.
• Fuel Storage and Transfer Bays.
• Military and Commercial Aircraft Hangars.
• Chemical Works and Storage.
• Nuclear and Coal Fired Power Stations
• Gas Turbine Enclosures.
• Printing Presses and Paper Works.