Air purge: When, Where, Why?
Whilst the IR2 and IR3 types of Flame Detector can still work with contamination (from dust or dirt for example) on ...
11 November, 2021
These flame detectors give the highest immunity to false flame sources both indoors or out. They have internal self-test sources that check the detector’s operation when remotely instructed. The maximum ambient temperature is normally 55°C or 85°C for the higher temperature specification detectors.
Key Features
- Highest immunity to false sources
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor areas
- Detects invisible flames from fuels such as Hydrogen and other inorganic fuels
- Selectable response speed
- Optical self-test
- Low power consumption
- Approved to EN54-10:2002
Applications
- Aircraft Hangars
- Engine Rooms
- Engine Test Facilities
- Generators
- High Voltage Equipment
- Nuclear Industry
- Power Plants
- Storage Tanks
Related products:
Talentum® Dual (IR2)
Flame Detector Range
Talentum® Triple IR (IR3)
Flame Detector Range
Information & Brochures
Datasheets
Approvals
User Guides
Installation Guides
Additional Information Guides
Standard Models
16591: Die cast zinc alloy
16531: Stainless Steel
Hazardous Area Models – Flameproof (Exd)
16521: Copper free aluminium allow – Colour red
16561: Stainless Steel – Colour Natural
The sensor housings have been certified by ISSeP (notified body no: 492) for compliance with standards EN50014, EN50018 and EN50281.
ISSeP Certificate No.: ISSeP03ATEX012X
Certified to:
ATEX: 
II 2 G D; Zones 1, 2, 21 or 22
CENELEC/IEC: EEx d IIC T6 (85°C); IP66
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