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General| Product Type | Flame Detector |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +75°C (-40°F to +167°F) |
| Detection Principle | Multi-spectrum infrared |
| Field of View | 90° horizontal, 90° vertical |
| Response Time | Typically 5 seconds |
| Spectral Response | Infrared (IR) |
| Power Supply | 18 to 32 VDC |
| Humidity | 0 to 95% RH, non-condensing |
| Enclosure Material | Stainless steel |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Hazardous Area Approvals | ATEX, IECEx |
| Outputs | 4-20mA, Relays, RS-485 |
| Dimensions | 100 mm x 100 mm x 100 mm |
| Weight | 1.5 kg (3.3 lbs) |
Gathers all safety warnings and cautions for proper equipment use.
General overview of the FV-40 Series flame detector and its capabilities.
Details on different FV-40 Series models and their configurations based on part numbers.
Highlights the key features and advantages of all FV-40 Series detector models.
Explains how the FV-40 Series detectors sense and detect fires using various technologies.
Discusses detection sensitivity, cone of vision, and false alarm prevention for optimal performance.
Describes the continuous and built-in tests performed by the detector for self-diagnostics.
Provides basic guidelines for optimal performance and efficient installation of the detector.
Instructions for checking and verifying the detector and its components upon receipt.
Lists the general-purpose common tools required for the installation of the detector.
Offers guidance on installation practices and safe use considerations for the detector.
Details specific safety precautions to be followed during detector installation and handling.
Guidelines for proper cable installation, shielding, and grounding for EMC compliance.
Procedures for installing conduits, including drain holes and sealing for safety.
Instructions for mounting the detector using the tilt mount for directional selection.
Details on assembling the tilt mount and attaching the detector for proper aiming.
Steps for connecting the electrical cabling to the detector's terminal chamber.
Describes how to check the detector's wiring against the provided options and diagrams.
Instructions on how to reprogram function setup using RS-485 or HART protocols.
Configuration of detector sensitivity levels for different fire types and distances.
Setting programmable time delays for alarm outputs to prevent false alarms.
Procedure for setting detector addresses for RS485 communication.
Details on selecting and configuring various detector functions like latching and BIT.
Configuration options for the heated optics feature to maintain clear vision in adverse conditions.
Step-by-step guide for powering up the detector and its start-up sequence.
Important safety checks and precautions to follow after powering up the detector.
Lists the factory default configuration settings for the detector's functions.
Methods for testing the detector's operation using built-in tests or flame simulators.
Procedure for checking the detector's status via the automatic Built-In-Test.
How to initiate and perform a manual Built-In-Test on the detector.
Using flame simulators to test the detector's response to simulated fire conditions.
Basic maintenance steps to keep the detector in good working condition.
Guidelines for performing maintenance by qualified personnel using standard tools.
Recommended periodic functional tests and inspections for the detector.
Importance of recording all maintenance operations performed on the detector.
A guide to identify and correct problems that may occur during the detector's operation.
Detailed specs for spectral response, detection range, and response time for various models.
Information on operating voltage, power consumption, and current ratings for the detector.
Describes the five output wiring options and dry contact relay specifications.
Details on enclosure, water/dust tightness, dimensions, and weight of the detector.
Information on the detector's performance under various environmental conditions like temperature and humidity.
Guidance on selecting correct wire gauge and calculating voltage drop for installation.
Examples of typical wiring configurations and terminal connections for the detector.
Explanation of using the RS-485 network for detector communication.
Details on using flame simulators for testing detector response to fire conditions.
Information on the tilt mount accessory for directional selection and optimum coverage.
Description of the duct mount for high-temperature or internal area installation.
The weather protector accessory for shielding the detector from adverse weather conditions.
Accessory for evaluating detector coverage and optimizing placement on-site.
The air shield accessory to keep the window clean in dirty areas and harsh conditions.
Technical specifications for the Flame Simulator, including electrical and environmental data.
Special conditions for complying with SIL 2 requirements for the FV-40 Series.
Functional checks and parameters required to meet SIL 2 safety standards.
Procedures for configuring, installing, operating, and servicing for SIL 2 compliance.
Details on how to configure and order FV-40 detectors using part numbers.
Contact information for technical support in the Americas region.
Contact information for technical support in Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
Contact information for technical support in the Asia & Pacific region.
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