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Dräger Flame 1500

Dräger Flame 1500
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6 Instructions for use | Flame 1500
en | Description
2 Description
2.1 Product overview
The Dräger Flame 1500 is a multi-spectrum (triple) IR flame detector. It uses
three IR sensors, digital signal processing hardware and firmware algorithms to
interpret the radiant characteristics of flames. It can operate independently;
external control equipment is not required for normal functions. The flame
detector can be integrated into both Dräger and third-party control systems.
The flame detector comprises the following main components:
The flame detector is supplied preassembled and includes the mounting
bracket. However, it is not supplied with a mounting support and fixings, cabling,
or glands.
2.2 Feature description
2.2.1 Sensitivity
The sensitivity of the flame detector to a fire is a function of: the fuel source and
how it is released; the fire size and distance; the orientation to the flame
detector; and local ambient conditions. The typical figures are based on in-
house tests except where marked with the Factory Mutual (FM) logo, where the
tests were conducted and certified by FM. As with all tests, the results must be
interpreted according to the individual application considering all possible
variables.The sensitivity of the flame detector to different fuel sources is
dependent on the radiant heat output of the fire. Typical flame detector
response characteristics at high sensitivity (60 meters) are shown in the
following table:
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1 Mounting bracket
2 Rear enclosure cover
3 Enclosure body
4 Front enclosure cover (including the window)
5 Terminal connections
Fuel Fire size Distance FM
certi-
fied
Methane jet fire 0.6 m (3 ft) plume 50 m (165 ft) Yes
Ethanol
0.09 m
2
(1 ft
2
) pan
42 m (136 ft) Yes
Diesel
0.09 m
2
(1 ft
2
) pan
50 m (165 ft)
Crude oil (heavy fuel oil) pan
fire
0.09 m
2
(1 ft
2
) pan
50 m (165 ft)

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