E350-6 Fireye Cable

Overview

The Fireye E350-6 is a 6-foot ribbon connector cable designed to provide a secure and dependable connection between a Fireye Flame-Monitor main chassis (such as the EB700) and an E300 Expansion Module. As a critical component of industrial combustion control systems, this cable enables the integration of additional interlock supervision, enhancing the diagnostic capabilities of the burner management system. By connecting these components, the system can provide detailed “first-out” annunciation, which helps operators quickly identify the specific cause of a burner shutdown or lockout.

Features

• 6-foot length provides flexibility for routing and installation within control cabinets.
• Ribbon cable design ensures a low-profile, organized connection between modular components.
• Facilitates expanded interlock supervision for up to 16 additional switches when used with the E300 module.
• Supports “first-out” annunciation, allowing the Flame-Monitor display to pinpoint which specific limit or safety interlock caused a shutdown.
• Durable construction designed to maintain signal integrity in demanding industrial combustion environments.

Specifications

• Model Number: E350-6
• Type: Expansion Module Ribbon Cable
• Length: 6 feet (1.83 meters)
• Compatibility: Fireye Flame-Monitor systems (EB700 chassis) and E300 Expansion Modules
• Shipping Weight: Approximately 0.41 lbs to 1.0 lb
• Dimensions: Approximately 4.1 x 5.3 x 1.45 inches
• Function: Interconnect for expanded interlock supervision and signal transmission

Applications

The E350-6 is primarily used in industrial and commercial burner management systems that require more interlock monitoring than the standard control chassis provides. It is ideal for oil, gas, and combination-fuel burner installations where complex safety strings and multiple running interlocks are present. By enabling the connection to an E300 module, it is used to reduce troubleshooting time and maintenance costs by providing clear diagnostic information regarding system lockouts.