60-2380-6 Fireye Scanner

Overview

The Fireye 60-2380-6 is a high-performance replacement infrared flame scanner designed specifically for use within the 45RM4-1000CEX integrated scanner assembly. As part of a sophisticated combustion management system, this scanner is engineered to detect the presence or absence of flame by monitoring the specific “flicker” or modulation frequencies of the flame’s infrared radiation. It is built to operate reliably in demanding industrial environments, ensuring safety and efficiency in burner operations.

Features

• Infrared (IR) sensing technology optimized for detecting red and near-infrared radiation from primary combustion zones.
• Advanced flame discrimination capabilities, allowing the system to distinguish between a target burner flame and background radiation or adjacent burner flames.
• High-quality internal electronics designed for seamless integration with the Fireye 45RM4-1000CEX housing.
• Self-checking circuitry that automatically verifies the scanner’s operational integrity to ensure fail-safe performance.
• Rugged design capable of withstanding the heat and vibration common in industrial burner applications.

Specifications

• Model Number: 60-2380-6
• Compatibility: Designed as the replacement scanner module for the Fireye 45RM4-1000CEX.
• Sensor Type: Infrared (IR) flame detector.
• Operating Temperature: -40 degrees F to 150 degrees F (-40 degrees C to 65 degrees C).
• Power Requirements: Typically 24 VDC supplied via the integrated scanner assembly or compatible Fireye control.
• Mounting: Internal replacement module for the Cenelec EExd IIC explosion-proof housing.
• Sensitivity: Adjustable via a 16-position rotary switch on the 45RM4 assembly to tune to specific flame flicker frequencies.

Applications

The 60-2380-6 scanner is primarily used in industrial and utility environments where reliable flame monitoring is critical for safety and process control. It is ideally suited for multi-burner furnaces and boilers firing fuels like natural gas, oil, or pulverized coal. Because it is housed within an explosion-proof (CEX) assembly, it is commonly applied in hazardous locations such as petrochemical plants, oil refineries, and other areas where combustible gases or vapors may be present. It works in conjunction with Fireye flame safeguard controls to provide essential ignition and flame failure protection.