OmniGuard 660 – UV Flame Detector

The Omniguard® model 660 UV flame detector is designed to detect fires and output appropriate alarm information. The model 660 senses ultraviolet radiation in the appropriate wavelength for extremely fast fire detection. The model 660 will sense both hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fires, a technology which has proven itself over decades of reliable service.

The model 660 is available in two versions, one for standard industrial applications with a maximum operating temperature of 85°C, and a second which is capable of operating at a maximum sustained temperature of 125°C. This version is especially well suited for turbine enclosure and high temperature industrial applications. Both versions come with an automatic self-test function to monitor the detector’s ability to sense fires and report a fault condition when impaired. Typical applications for the Omniguard® 660 model are turbine enclosures, powerplants, compressor stations, LPG facilities, LNG facilities and engine test cells.

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Description

Technical Description: OmniGraud 660 – Flame Detector 

The Omniguard® model 660 UV flame detector is designed to detect fires and output appropriate alarm information. The model 660 senses ultraviolet radiation in the appropriate wavelength for extremely fast fire detection. The model 660 will sense both hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fires, a technology which has proven itself over decades of reliable service.

Key Features: 

  • Available in special high temperature version, -40°C to +125°C (-40°F to +257°F)
  • Five-year warranty on sensors from date of delivery, three-year warranty on components or manufacturing defects from date of delivery
  • Field of view 120°
  • Robust, weatherproof enclosure for indoor or outdoor applications
  • FM, CSA, IECEx, ATEX, SIL2, UKCA, ECAS-Ex, PESO
  • Advanced through-thelens diagnostic self-test
  • Long range detection
  • Self-contained, explosion- proof enclosure
  • Field configurable relays and sensitivity
  • State-of-the-art microprocessor control
  • High intensity, localized indication of fire or fault

Specs at a Glance: 

Detector inputs

 

Inputs:
nominal voltage 24 VDC (ripple voltage <240 mV)
range 20 to 32 VDC
 

Power consumption, standard version

 

standby 42 mA
standby 4-20 mA 47 mA
alarm 56 mA
auto test 136 mA
manual test 159 mA
 

Power consumption, high temp version

 

standby 56 mA
alarm 94 mA
auto test 140 mA
manual test 193mA
 

Detector outputs

 

Inputs:
relays (2) fire, trouble, dry contacts, hermetically sealed
fire relay user selectable latching or non-latching
rated (standard) 2 A at 30 VDC, User selectable NO or NC
rated (high temp.) 4 A at 30 VDC, User selectable NO or NC
Current loop (standard version) 0 to 20 mA output
20 mA = Fire
4 mA = Normal
3 mA = Fire relay coil fault
2 mA = EEPROM corrupted fault
1 mA = Self-test fault
0 mA = Current loop fault
RS485 User Interface (UI)
 

Mechanical considerations

 

Weight 2.4 kg (5 lbs) (aluminum) 6.3 kg (13 lbs) (stainless steel)
Height x width x depth 114 x 140 x 153 mm (4.5 x 5.5 x 6.0 in)
Conduit entry 3/4-14 NPT or M20-1.5
Optional accessories Art.no
Swivel mount (SS304) 20856 (for aluminum detectors)
Pole mount 2″ (SS316L) 26803 (for swivel mount 20856)
Swivel mount (SS316) 24784 (for stainless steel detectors)
Pole mount 2″ (SS316L) 26803 (for swivel mount 20856)
Swivel mount (SS316) 24784 (for stainless steel detectors)
Pole mount 2″ (SS316L) 26807 (for swivel mount 24784)
Rain shield/ Sun shield (SS316L) 23546
Air shield assembly 8001023 (for standard temp. detectors)
Air shield assembly 26489 (for high temp. detectors)
Portable test unit 43808-2 (115VAC, CSA approved)
43808-3 (100-240VAC, CE approved)

Data Sheet - Omniguard 660

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