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UR600 IR | ABB | Flame Detection Probe
UR600 IR | ABB | Flame Detection Probe
UR600 IR | ABB | Flame Detection Probe

UR600 IR | ABB | Flame Detection Probe


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PRODUCT SKU : UR600 IR

PRODUCT TYPE : Flame Scanners

PRODUCT VENDOR : ABB


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Product Details

Configured for optical flame signal acquisition in burner management architectures, the ABB UR600 IR, also cataloged as the UR600 IR Flame Scanner, provides direct physical/electrical execution. It utilizes a Lead Sulphide (PbS) sensor element operating in the 0.6 to 3 um spectral range to continuously monitor combustion radiation. Powered via a 300 mW DC supply provided directly by connected Uvisor series control units, the assembly transmits flame status signals over shielded cable runs extending up to 300 meters.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model UR600 IR
Base Model UR600
Brand ABB
Origin Switzerland
Weight 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs)
Dimensions 94 x 94 x 172 mm
Operating Temp -10 deg C to +80 deg C (T6 classified area: Max 60 deg C)
Power Consumption 300 mW DC (supplied by Uvisor series control units)
Sensor Type PbS (Lead Sulphide)
Spectral Sensitivity 0.6 to 3 um
Storage Temp -40 deg C to +100 deg C
Enclosure Rating IP66 (NEMA 4X)
Hazardous Area Cert EEx-d IIC T6, ATEX category G-D (CESI 03 ATEX 151)
Mounting Connection 1 inch NPT male thread
Cable Entry 1/2 inch NPT female thread
Max Fiber Optic Temp 350 deg C continuous

Backplane Bus Communication Velocity and Deterministic Networks

When integrated into Uvisor series control architectures, the probe feeds real-time analog optical spectrum data to the main processor to maintain deterministic execution during burner sequence monitoring. Low-latency signal conversion preserves response velocity, ensuring immediate fuel trip actuation upon flame failure detection. Firmware flash compatibility across the control unit interface enables unified diagnostic monitoring without disrupting processing cycles on the local cabinet backplane.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the maximum length and shielding rules for the electrical cable run?

A: The connection uses a standard 4 x 0.55 sq mm (20 AWG) shielded cable with screw-type terminations. The maximum recommended signal run distance to the Uvisor amplifier unit is 300 meters (1000 feet), with cable shielding bonded to system ground to prevent electrical noise interference.

Q: What are the minimum purging air pressure requirements for direct view and extended probe setups?

A: For direct view installations, clean air flow must maintain a minimum pressure of 20 mm H2O (1 inch W.C.) above the maximum windbox pressure measured at the Y-connection inlet. For extended probe configurations, a minimum differential pressure of 300 mm H2O (12 inches W.C.) above maximum windbox pressure is required.

Field Installation Guidelines

  • Thread the 1 inch NPT male connection onto the sight pipe, achieving full engagement (standard 5 turns minimum) and sealing with high-temperature compound.
  • Route electrical wiring through the 1/2 inch NPT female cable entry using appropriate EEx-d explosion-proof glands to maintain the IP66 / NEMA 4X rating.
  • Connect a continuous clean air supply to the purging inlet (115 l/min standard flow for direct view, 400 l/min for extended probe) to prevent dust accumulation on the optical lens.
  • Ensure ambient temperature at the probe body does not exceed 60 deg C when deployed in hazardous areas requiring ATEX T6 classification.

Additional Information

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  • Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.




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