59-546-6 Fireye Scanner Cables

Overview

The Fireye 59-546-6 is a factory-wired, 8-conductor scanner cable assembly designed for use with Fireye InSight II and Phoenix integrated flame scanners. This 6-meter (approximately 20-foot) cable provides a secure electrical connection between the flame scanner and the burner management system. It features a high-quality shielded construction to ensure stable, interference-resistant signal transmission in demanding industrial combustion environments, and comes pre-assembled with an 8-pin female quick-disconnect connector for simplified installation.

Features

• Shielded Design: Features a foil wrap and overall braided shield to reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure reliable signal integrity.
• Durable Construction: Encased in a rugged PVC jacket that protects the internal conductors against heat, abrasion, and flexing.
• Simplified Installation: Factory-wired with an 8-pin female quick-disconnect connector, often including an Allen wrench for secure mounting to the scanner.
• High-Performance Wiring: Utilizes color-coded 18 AWG conductors for easy identification and robust electrical connectivity.
• Environmental Resilience: Rated for a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for harsh industrial burner applications.

Specifications

• Part Number: 59-546-6
• Length: 6 meters (19 feet 8 inches)
• Conductors: 8-conductor, multi-core, 18 AWG
• Connector: 8-pin female quick-disconnect
• Ratings: PLTC-ER (Power Limited Tray Cable-Exposed Run) and ITC-ER (Instrumentation Tray Cable)
• Temperature Rating: -40 degree F to +221 degree F (-40 degree C to +105 degree C)
• Cable Jacket: PVC
• Nominal Outside Diameter: 0.44 inches (11.2 mm)
• Maximum Outside Diameter: 0.48 inches (12.2 mm)

Applications

The 59-546-6 cable assembly is primarily used to connect Fireye Phoenix (Type 85UVF/IRF) and InSight II (Type 95DSS3) flame scanners to their respective burner management systems or junction boxes. It is ideal for industrial combustion applications such as boiler controls, process heating, refinery operations, and industrial furnaces. The cable’s ratings and shielded design make it suitable for Class I, Division 2 installations where reliable flame signal continuity is critical for system safety.