Overview
The Fireye YP200 is a microprocessor-based programmer module designed for use with the Fireye BurnerLogix flame safeguard system. It serves as a plug-in component that defines the operational characteristics of the burner management control, including sequencing, timing, and safety functions. The YP200 specifically provides recycle operation and modulation capabilities for automatically ignited gas, oil, or combination fuel burners.
Features
- Microprocessor-based design for precise burner sequencing and ignition management.
- Keypad selectable parameters allow users to configure operating timings and functions via an optional display.
- Recycle operation automatically restarts the burner sequence upon a loss of flame signal or interlock.
- Full modulation support to manage burner firing rates for improved efficiency.
- Plug-in installation simplifies setup and maintenance within the BurnerLogix chassis.
- Non-volatile memory retains configuration and history even during power interruptions.
Specifications
- Model Number: YP200
- Flame Failure Response Time (FFRT): 4 seconds
- Compatibility: Fireye BurnerLogix YB110, YB230, ZB110, and ZB230 chassis
- Selectable Timings: Keypad configurable Pilot Trial for Ignition (PTFI) and Main Trial for Ignition (MTFI)
- Operating Voltage: Determined by the BurnerLogix chassis (typically 120VAC or 230VAC)
- Temperature Rating: -40 degrees F to 140 degrees F (-40 degrees C to 60 degrees C)
- Status Indication: Compatible with SMART LEDs and optional alpha-numeric VFD/LCD displays
Applications
The YP200 is used in industrial and commercial combustion systems to monitor and control the startup, operation, and shutdown of burners. It is ideally suited for applications requiring modulating control and automatic recycling on flame failure. It integrates with various flame scanners (UV, infrared, or flame rod) depending on the amplifier selected in the BurnerLogix chassis, making it versatile for natural gas, propane, and oil-fired equipment.



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