59-562-2 Fireye Cable

Overview

The Fireye 59-562-2 is a specialized 10-foot (3-meter) communication and power cable designed to facilitate the connection between the NXD410 user interface display module and various Fireye controllers, specifically the PPC4000 and NXF4000 series. This factory-wired assembly is a critical component in industrial burner management systems, ensuring reliable signal transmission and power delivery to the remote display unit. The cable features a DA15-FM connector that plugs directly into the PLC port on the rear of the display module, providing a seamless link for system setup, monitoring, and diagnostics.

Features

• Dedicated communication link specifically engineered for Fireye NXD410 remote display modules.
• Pre-terminated with a DA15-FM connector for secure, plug-and-play installation into the display’s PLC port.
• Hybrid wire construction combining both communication and power conductors in a single assembly.
• High-quality shielding and twisted-pair design to minimize electrical interference and ensure signal integrity in industrial environments.
• 10-foot length provides sufficient reach for most panel-mounted configurations while maintaining signal strength.

Specifications

• Model Number: 59-562-2
• Length: 10 feet (3 meters)
• Connector Type: DA15-FM (Female)
• Wire Construction: 2 AWG 22 twisted pairs (for data communication) and 2 AWG 18 hook-up wires (for 24VDC power)
• Conductors: 6-wire configuration plus drain wire (Red, Black, Yellow, Blue, Brown, Orange)
• Compatibility: Connects NXD410 to PPC4000, NXF4000, and Nexus series controllers
• Input Voltage Support: 24 VDC power transmission
• Dimensions: Approximately 10 x 7 x 3 inches (packaged)
• Weight: Approximately 2 lbs

Applications

The Fireye 59-562-2 cable is primarily used in commercial and industrial boiler and burner control systems where a remote user interface is required. Its specific application is to connect the panel-mounted NXD410 display module to the PPC4000 or NXF4000 combustion controller located within the same cabinet or an adjacent enclosure. It is an essential part of the Nexus and Flame Safeguard systems, allowing operators to safely monitor burner status, adjust parameters, and view diagnostic information without needing direct access to the main controller chassis.