60-2205 Fireye DISPLAY Module

Overview

The Fireye 60-2205 is an optional digital display module designed for use with industrial burner management and flame safeguard systems, specifically compatible with Fireye 25SU5 and 25SU3 series controls. It serves as a precision interface, providing operators with real-time feedback and diagnostic information to ensure safe and efficient combustion processes. The module is engineered for easy integration, often plugging directly into the control system to provide an illuminated, easy-to-read status interface in demanding industrial heating environments.

Features

• Real-time monitoring of burner and flame status to improve operational safety.
• Integrated bar graph meter with a 10-LED vertical scale for clear visual representation of flame signal strength.
• Dedicated LEDs for flame relay status and marginal alarm indication.
• Built-in setpoint potentiometer for precise adjustment of alarm levels.
• Diagnostic support that displays fault codes to streamline troubleshooting and reduce system downtime.
• High discrimination signal processing for accurate flame detection and reduced false alarms.

Specifications

• Model Number: 60-2205
• Compatible Controls: Fireye 25SU5-5011, 25SU5-5012, 25SU5-5166, and 25SU5-5168.
• Display Type: LED Bar Graph (1-10 scale) and status indicator LEDs.
• Signal Output: 0-20mA DC analog output for remote monitoring.
• Voltage: 120 VAC (powered through the compatible control unit).
• Weight: Approximately 1 lb (453.59g).
• Interface: Potentiometer for setpoint adjustments.

Applications

The 60-2205 Display Module is utilized in industrial and commercial facilities that require dependable monitoring of combustion equipment. It is commonly applied in boiler rooms, power generation plants, and process heating systems that utilize gas, oil, or pulverized coal. By providing an intuitive interface for technicians, it is an essential component for supervised manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic burner management systems where maintaining a constant line of sight on flame parameters is critical for safety and efficiency.