The Det-Tronics X2200A (Model: X2200A4N15W1, P/N: 1067251-9 / 008324-001) is a high-performance UV flame detector designed to detect unwanted fires in hazardous industrial environments. It provides reliable flame detection by monitoring ultraviolet radiation, making it ideal for applications where rapid response to flame sources is critical for safety.

Technical Specifications

Application Areas

• 🛢️ Oil and Gas Refineries

• ⛽ Fuel Storage and Loading Terminals

• 🏭 Chemical Processing Plants

• ⚡ Turbine Enclosures

• 🧪 High-Risk Hazardous Manufacturing Zones

Product Usage Guide

The X2200A is designed for mounting in areas with a clear line-of-sight to the potential hazard.

1. Mounting: Use the provided stainless steel mounting hardware to attach the detector to a solid, vibration-free surface. Ensure the optical window is angled to overlook the protected area without being obstructed by piping or infrastructure.

2. Wiring: The unit utilizes a multi-conductor shielded cable for power and signal output (4-20 mA and relay contacts). Refer to the terminal block diagram provided in the product manual for precise wiring of the +24VDC power supply and alarm/fault relays.

3. Configuration: Utilize the Det-Tronics interface software or the local magnetic switch (if equipped) to configure sensitivity levels and time delays based on your specific site hazard assessment.

4. Testing: Perform a regular “Fire Simulator” test using an approved Det-Tronics UV flame simulator to ensure the sensor responds correctly. Keep the lens clean from dust, oil, or debris, as these can significantly reduce detection sensitivity.

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Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q: Why is a UV detector used instead of an IR detector?

A: UV detectors are generally faster at detecting hydrocarbon fires and are immune to the “false alarms” caused by background infrared radiation or hot surfaces that might trigger an IR sensor.

Q: How often should I clean the optical window?

A: Maintenance frequency depends on the environment. In clean areas, a quarterly check is sufficient; in dirty or oily environments, monthly cleaning using a soft, lint-free cloth and mild detergent is recommended.

Q: What do the LED status indicators mean?

A: Typically, a green LED indicates “Normal” operation, a yellow LED indicates a “Fault” (e.g., lens dirty or electronic failure), and a red LED indicates a “Fire” alarm condition.

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