129-178-8 Fireye Kit

Part number 129-178-8 from Fireye, listed in Burner & Combustion Controls. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye 129-178-8 is a purpose-built remote mounting kit designed for the Fireye BurnerLogix burner management control system. It allows the BLL510 and BLV512 display modules to be mounted onto a cabinet or enclosure door rather than directly on the burner control chassis. This relocation provides operators with easier access to system diagnostics, setpoint programming, and operational status monitoring in demanding industrial and commercial environments. When properly installed, the kit ensures the display maintains NEMA 4/IP66 protection against dust and water. Features Remote Accessibility: Relocates the display interface up to 8 feet away from the burner control panel for improved technician efficiency. Environmental Protection: Provides NEMA 4 (IP66) rated protection for the display module when mounted remotely. Complete Hardware Set: Includes a gasket and necessary mounting hardware to ensure a secure, weatherproof seal. Flexible Placement: The 8-foot cable provides ample length for convenient positioning on cabinet doors or remote panels. Easy Installation: Designed to simplify the setup process for combustion control system upgrades or new installations. Specifications Model Number: 129-178-8 Cable Length: 8 feet (approximately 2.4 meters) Enclosure Rating: NEMA 4 / IP66 Compatibility: Fireye BurnerLogix BLL510 (LCD) and BLV512 (VFD) display modules Dimensions: Approximately 6.05 in (L) x 5.7 in (W) x 2.3 in (H) Shipping Weight: Approximately 0.55 lbs (0.25 kg) Components Included: 8-foot cable, mounting gasket, and mounting hardware Applications The 129-178-8 Display Kit is ideal for industrial and commercial burner applications where the primary burner control chassis is located in a restricted or hard-to-reach area. It is used with BurnerLogix Y and Z systems to provide a user-friendly interface for monitoring automatically ignited oil, gas, and combination fuel burners. Common applications include boiler rooms, industrial furnaces, and any combustion system where a front-panel display is required for safety and operational monitoring.