59-598-6 Fireye Cable

Overview

The Fireye 59-598-6 is a factory-wired, 8-conductor quick-disconnect cable assembly specifically designed for use with Fireye Simplicity 65UV5 series integrated flame scanners. This heavy-duty cable provides a reliable electrical connection between the flame detector and the burner management system, ensuring stable signal transmission in demanding industrial combustion environments. By utilizing a pre-terminated 8-pin female connector, it eliminates the need for complex field wiring at the scanner, which reduces installation errors and simplifies maintenance.

Features

• Quick-disconnect design featuring an 8-pin female connector for rapid installation and removal.
• Shielded 18 AWG multi-strand conductors to protect sensitive 4-20 mA flame signals from electromagnetic interference (EMI).
• Color-coded wiring to simplify termination at the control panel.
• PLTC-ER (Power Limited Tray Cable-Exposed Run) rating, allowing for installation without conduit in many industrial applications.
• Durable PVC outer jacket resistant to UV radiation and oil.
• Includes an Allen wrench for securing the connector to the scanner housing.

Specifications

• Model Number: 59-598-6
• Length: 20 feet (6 meters)
• Number of Conductors: 8
• Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
• Connector Type: 8-pin female quick-disconnect
• Temperature Rating: -40 degrees F to 221 degrees F (-40 degrees C to 105 degrees C)
• Cable Jacket: PVC, black
• Hazardous Location Rating: Meets UL PLTC Class 1, Division 2 standards
• Nominal Outer Diameter: 0.44 inches (11.2 mm)

Applications

The 59-598-6 cable is primarily used in industrial and commercial combustion systems to connect Fireye Simplicity 65UV5 series flame scanners to their respective control systems. It is ideally suited for environments such as power plants, boilers, and large-scale furnaces where interference-resistant signal transmission is critical for flame safeguard and burner management. Its rugged construction makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations, including hazardous locations that require Class I, Division 2 compliance.