The flame detector with three pyroelectric sensors uses the principle of infrared detection for effective fire detection. Each of the three pyroelectric sensors has been designed to analyze a specific wavelength in the infrared spectrum.
The detector facilitates continuous monitoring of the detection range by analyzing and digitally evaluating the infrared ray. Its intelligent algorithm supports fast and accurate differentiation between deceptive phenomena and real fires.
The internal electronics are monitored continuously to ensure reliable functioning. In the event of a fault, a message is sent to the fire control panel immediately.
Fields of application
- Automotive industry: Paint shops, production lines, engine test beds
- Charging points for electric vehicles
- Liquefied natural gas (LNG) and liquefied synthetic gas (LSG) systems
- Large-scale industrial warehouses
- Power stations
- Chemical production facilities and chemical storage facilities
- Transformer stations and generator rooms
- Printing plants
- Fuel stores and pump stations
- Timber stores
- Engine test beds
- Arc welding facilities
- Ferries and cargo ships
- Ship engine rooms
- Hangars for military and civilian aircraft
- Underground rail tunnels
- Food and beverage production facilities
Detection of combustibles
The flame detector is suitable for detecting gas and liquid fires from hydrocarbon, oil and alcohol fuels and solid combustibles such as wood (class A) or any other fire source that emits CO2 during combustion.
Reliable detection of flames from the following combustibles is assured:
Acetylenes | n-heptane | Gasoline | Kerosene |
Isopropanol | Diesel | Ethanol | Methanol |
Xylene | Toluene | Methane | Propane |
Ethane | Ethylene | Butane | Jet A |
Fire class A |
Testing
The functions of the flame detector are checked with the test lamp. The flame detector is set to test mode for the purpose of the checks.