60-2203-2 Fireye CHASSIS

Part number 60-2203-2 from Fireye, listed in Burner & Combustion Controls. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye 60-2203-2 is a dedicated control chassis designed to house and support the 25SU3-5166 and 25SU3-5168 burner management modules. It serves as a critical infrastructure component for multi-burner flame safeguard systems, providing the necessary mechanical mounting and electrical interconnects for industrial combustion environments. This chassis architecture ensures stable signal processing for flame signal amplification and simplifies system maintenance by allowing for modular replacement of electronics without re-wiring the entire base. Features Purpose-built compatibility for Fireye 25SU3-5166 and 25SU3-5168 amplifier modules. Secure mechanical mounting platform for stable module retention in demanding industrial environments. Reliable electrical interfacing for consistent power and signal connectivity. Modular design facilitates rapid field replacement of electronics to minimize downtime. Engineered to reduce electrical interference, ensuring the integrity of constant flame rectification signals. Robust construction designed to withstand thermal fluctuations and vibrations common in mechanical plants. Specifications Model Number: 60-2203-2 Compatible Systems: 25SU3-5166, 25SU3-5168 Supply Voltage: 120 VAC / 230 VAC (+10%, -15%), 50/60 Hz Operating Temperature: 32 degree F to 140 degree F (0 degree C to 60 degree C) Storage Temperature: -40 degree F to 185 degree F (-40 degree C to 85 degree C) Humidity: Maximum 85% relative humidity, non-condensing Shipping Weight: Approximately 4 lbs (1.8 kg) Dimensions: 8.95 x 8.7 x 7.15 inches (approximate) IP Rating: IP00 (requires suitable electrical cabinet; upgradeable to IP20 with 60-2223 dust cover) Applications The 60-2203-2 chassis is primarily used in industrial and utility burner management systems that require continuous flame supervision. It is commonly applied in power generation, pulp and paper mills, chemical plants, and electric utility furnaces. It supports systems firing natural gas, oil, pulverized coal, or combination fuels. The chassis is a standard component in flame safeguard control panels for both supervised manual and semiautomatic burner management layouts.