Overview
The Fireye NXTSD104 is a professional-grade 10.4-inch color touchscreen interface designed for use with Nexus NX6100 and PPC6000 integrated burner controller systems. It provides a robust and intuitive graphical user interface for monitoring and controlling industrial combustion processes, featuring real-time data visualization, diagnostic alerts, and system management tools. The display is engineered to enhance operational efficiency and safety in demanding industrial heating environments like power generation and petrochemical plants.
Features
- High-resolution 10.4-inch color touchscreen with intuitive icon-based navigation.
- CANbus communication for seamless integration with Fireye control systems.
- Integrated USB port for data transfer, peripheral connection, and firmware updates.
- 10 line-voltage (120-230V) inputs for monitoring interlock status and other field devices.
- Remote access capability via VNC viewer over Ethernet for monitoring and technical support.
- Comprehensive alarm logging and 10-pen trending facility for detailed performance analysis.
- Multi-language support and customizable input labels for tailored user operation.
Specifications
- Model Number: NXTSD104
- Display Size: 10.4 inches (diagonal)
- Interface Type: Color touchscreen
- Communication Protocol: CANbus, Modbus TCP/IP
- Network Connectivity: Optional RJ45 for 100BASE-TX Ethernet
- Input Voltage: 120-230 VAC for monitoring inputs
- Shipping Weight: Approximately 3 kg (6.6 lbs)
- Operating Environment: Designed for industrial cabinet mounting
Applications
The NXTSD104 is primarily used as the primary operator interface for Fireye Nexus NX6100 and PPC6000 combustion management systems. It is ideally suited for managing industrial burner systems, boilers, and incineration plants across industries such as oil and gas, power generation, and chemical processing. The device is essential for applications requiring precise burner sequencing, continuous flame supervision, and remote system diagnostics.



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