Ideal for use in extreme environments, particularly those found in the oil, gas and petrochemicals industries, Draeger flame detectors ensure detection with high sensitivity, no fail to danger modes and no false alarms. They offer ultra-violet (UV) and infrared (IR), as well as combination (UVIR) detection of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon based fires.
Designed to detect organic-based fires involving hydrocarbon fuels and vapours, the Draeger flame 1300 is an IR flame detector for use in the oil and gas industry. The flame 1700 can be used to detect non-organic based fires such as hydrogen and metals. The Draeger Flame 2300 is a combined UV/IR that requires both sensors to be alarmed before the detector will output an alarm.
To eliminate the risk of faults, the detector electronics and optics are checked automatically, and can be triggered manually. A tri-coloured LED provides a straightforward status indication with green indicating normal, yellow a fault and red the presence of flame.
