Overview
The Siemens QRA53.E27 is a self-checking ultraviolet (UV) flame detector specifically engineered for continuous operation in high-demand burner systems. It is designed to provide high-precision supervision of gas and oil flames, ensuring safety by monitoring the presence of the flame and preventing the flow of fuel if a flame is not detected. This sensor is built with a rugged die-cast aluminum housing and features an integrated shutter mechanism for periodic self-testing of the UV cell, making it suitable for industrial environments where reliable, uninterrupted flame monitoring is critical.
Features
- Self-checking mechanism with an integrated stepper motor and shutter for continuous flame supervision
- High-sensitivity UV photodiode capable of detecting gas, yellow or blue oil flames, and ignition sparks
- Durable die-cast aluminum housing provides robust protection for sensitive electronic components
- Integrated quartz-glass window protects the internal UV cell and shutter from dirt and debris
- NEMA 4 and IP65 protection ratings ensure performance in harsh industrial conditions
- Equipped with a 125mm detector tube for optimal positioning in various burner configurations
Specifications
- Model: QRA53.E27
- Mains Voltage: AC 220–240 V (50/60 Hz)
- Detector Tube Length: 125 mm
- Sensitivity: Normal
- Protection Rating: IP65 / NEMA 4
- Operating Mode: Continuous
- Spectral Sensitivity: 190 to 270 nm
- Ambient Temperature Range: -20°C to +60°C
- Spare UV Tube: AGR4 502 4065 0
- Weight: Approximately 0.7 kg to 0.83 kg
Applications
- Supervision of gas-fired and oil-fired burners in industrial and commercial settings
- Continuous flame monitoring for high-demand burner cycles in HVAC and boiler systems
- Detection of ignition sparks for reliable burner starting sequences
- Use in combination with Siemens burner controls such as the LGK16 or LGI16 series
- Implementation in combustion chamber viewing holes or viewing tubes using specific mounting adapters like the AGG16.C



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