Standard Models
16591: Die cast zinc alloy
16531: Stainless Steel
16291: Die cast zinc alloy - High Temperature
Hazardous Area Models - Flameproof (Exd)
16521: Copper free aluminium allow - Colour red
16221: Copper free aluminium alloy - High Temperature up to 85°C - Colour Red
16561: Stainless Steel - Colour Natural
The sensor housings have been certified by ISSeP (notified body no: 492) for compliance with standards EN50014, EN50018 and EN50281.
ISSeP Certificate No.: ISSeP03ATEX012X
Certified to:
ATEX: 
II 2 G D; Zones 1, 2, 21 or 22
CENELEC/IEC: EEx d IIC T6 (85°C); IP66
Stainless Steel Housing
These flame detectors give the highest immunity to false flame sources both indoors or out. They have internal self-test sources that check the detector’s operation when remotely instructed. The maximum ambient temperature is normally 55°C or 85°C for the higher temperature specification detectors.
Key Features
- Highest immunity to false sources
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor areas
- Detects invisible flames from fuels such as Hydrogen and other inorganic fuels
- Selectable response speed
- Optical self-test
- Low power consumption
- Approved to EN54-10:2002
Applications
- Aircraft Hangars
- Engine Rooms
- Engine Test Facilities
- Generators
- High Voltage Equipment
- Nuclear Industry
- Power Plants
- Storage Tanks
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