57AV7-1000 Fireye TESTER

Overview

The Fireye 57AV7-1000 is a professional-grade universal test unit designed for field testing and troubleshooting Fireye M-Series, M-Series II, and MicroM flame safeguard controls. This diagnostic instrument allow technicians to simulate a complete burner firing operation in a controlled environment, ensuring the control system is functioning correctly without the need to run a live combustion system. It is an essential tool for commissioning new equipment, performing scheduled maintenance, and training service personnel.

Features

• Simulated Operation: Enables technicians to simulate and verify a full burner firing sequence, including ignition and flame detection.
• Manual Control Switches: Equipped with toggle switches to simulate various system inputs such as power, operating control, interlocks, and flame signals.
• Diagnostic Indicators: Provides visual feedback to verify the sequence and response of the connected flame safeguard control.
• Versatile Design: Primarily intended for portable field use but includes mounting holes for optional permanent installation.
• Safety-Focused: Features a grounded three-prong line cord to ensure reliable electrical safety during testing procedures.

Specifications

• Model Number: 57AV7-1000
• Input Voltage: 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Compatibility: Fireye M-Series, M-Series II, and MicroM controls
• Dimensions: Approximately 12.3 inches x 10.55 inches x 4.3 inches
• Weight: Approximately 4.2 lbs
• Mounting: Portable rubber feet or fixed screw mounting (4 holes)
• Connection: Standard three-prong plug line cord

Applications

The 57AV7-1000 is utilized in industrial and commercial combustion environments by service technicians and engineers. Its primary applications include the diagnostic troubleshooting of faulty controls, commissioning of new burner management systems, and routine preventive maintenance checks. It is also widely used as a training tool to demonstrate burner sequencing and flame safeguard logic to personnel without the risks associated with live flame systems.