BP110UV-S1 Fireye Burner Control

Overview

The Fireye BP110UV-S1 is a compact, microprocessor-based primary flame safeguard control from the BurnerPRO series, designed for single-burner commercial heating and process equipment. It provides essential burner sequencing, ignition, and continuous flame monitoring for oil and gas-fired burners. This model features an integrated ultraviolet (UV) non-self-check amplifier and is specifically engineered as a direct, no-wiring-change replacement for the Siemens LFL1.322-110V control, allowing for seamless upgrades in existing installations.

Features

• Microprocessor-based design for precise burner management and safety self-testing on every start.
• Non-volatile lockout capability ensures safety by maintaining lockout status even after a power loss.
• Seven Smart LEDs provide real-time operating status and detailed diagnostic information for troubleshooting.
• Run/Check feature allows operators to stop the program sequence in various positions for system testing.
• High-capacity relay contacts for reliable control of burner components.
• Integrated safety features including proof of fuel valve closure, air-flow proving, and internal diagnostics.
• Remote and local reset capabilities for operational flexibility.
• One-second flame failure response time (FFRT) for rapid safety shutdown.

Specifications

• Part Number: BP110UV-S1
• Supply Voltage: 110 VAC (+20%, -15%) at 50/60Hz
• Power Consumption: 7 VA
• Timings: Series 1 (S1) factory-programmed timings
• Flame Amplifier: Integrated UV non-self-check
• Operating Temperature: -40 degree C to +60 degree C (-40 degree F to 140 degree F)
• Protection Category: IP40 (chassis only)
• Weight: 2.5 lbs (1.13 kg)
• Compatibility: Directly replaces Siemens LFL1.322-110V; uses Fireye 60-2981-1 or Siemens LFL wiring bases.

Applications

The BP110UV-S1 is suitable for on/off, multi-stage, or modulating burners used in small to medium-sized steam or hot water generating boilers. It is commonly applied in process heaters, ovens, furnaces, and industrial gas burners. The system is intended for non-permanent operations that require the burner to recycle at least once every 24 hours. Specific industrial uses include low NOx burners, duct burners, pilot burners, refinery applications, waste gas units, and incinerators.