Forney UniFlame II User Manual

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Forney UniFlame II User Manual

UniFlame® II Unitized Flame Detector

Forney’s UniFlame® II series flame detectors utilize micro-processor based controllers in conjunction with solid state infrared (IR) and ultraviolet (UV) sensors and dual cell technology for optimal flame detection and discrimination.

Features & Benefits

MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY

AutoTune - Fast auto set-up by “learning” the flame and background conditions

UniFlame® II senses both UV and IR with independent flexible discrete outputs

UNIVERSAL HOUSING

Rugged standard housing is NEMA 4X (IP66); Class I Div 2 Group A,B,C&D; Ex nA nC IIC T4

Alternate housing cap for ATEX, IEC Ex d IIC T6

Removable display or remote programming

Intrinsically safe wireless set-up when using infrared transmitter to program within 5 feet of detector

WORLDWIDE AGENCY APPROVALS

CULUS, FM, ATEX, DIN-DVGW,

DIN-CERTO, CE, AGA, ABS, INMETRO UL-BR (not all approvals apply to all models)

Product Overview

T e UniFlame®h II’s integrated amplifier eliminates the remote flame amplifier and incorporates two independent flame relays with electronic self-checking, adjustable ON/OFF thresholds and two 4-20 mA analog outputs from the detector. Each flame relay can be set for either sensor (one for UV, one for IR or both for UV or both for IR). Independent settings for each relay allow “locked on” detection for any type of flame.

Set-up can be done locally using the attached keypad & VFD display, via a wireless handheld programmer or with Forney Explorer Software

(FEX).The optional wireless handheld programmer creates an intrinsically safe wireless set-up when using the infrared transmitter within 5 feet of the detector, eliminating the need to open the detector in order to make program changes. FEX Software allows users to monitor, display and program all detector parameters remotely, i.e. from the control room. The detector has three factory default files provided in various sensitivity levels that can be used to initiate and test the detector. The auto tune feature allows the user to learn the “flame on” and “background” conditions to automatically set the detector up.

Connecting to the UniFlame® II is done by multi-pin connectors or terminal blocks. The standard UniFlame® II has one 8-pin and one 12pin electrical cable quick disconnect while the CEX versions use internal terminal blocks for cable connection.

Forney Corporation • 3405 Wiley Post Road • Carrollton, TX 75006 • 800-356-7740 • Fax 972-458-6650 • www.forneycorp.com

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