72D1R1 Fireye AMP

Part number 72D1R1 from Fireye, listed in Control Relays. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye 72D1R1 is a high-sensitivity, solid-state infrared auto-check amplifier module designed for use with Fireye Flame-Monitor and D-Series flame safeguard controls. It is engineered to provide dependable flame signal processing by detecting the specific flicker frequency of infrared radiation emitted by oil and gas flames. A key safety feature is its integrated “auto-check” circuitry, which continuously tests the flame detection system’s components for failure during burner operation. Features Infrared (IR) flame detection technology for stable and accurate signal processing. Continuous auto-check circuitry that performs self-diagnostics to ensure component reliability. Fixed Flame Failure Response Time (FFRT) of 2 to 4 seconds, providing a balance between safety and the prevention of nuisance shutdowns. Optimized sensitivity to distinguish the main burner flame from hot refractory backgrounds. Rugged solid-state construction suitable for the high ambient temperatures found in boiler rooms. Plug-in design for easy installation and direct integration with Fireye control chassis. Specifications Part Number: 72D1R1 Detection Method: Infrared with Auto-Check Flame Failure Response Time (FFRT): 2-4 seconds Input Voltage: 120 VAC (when installed in compatible chassis) Operating Temperature Range: -40 degree F to 150 degree F (-40 degree C to 65 degree C) Compatible Scanners: Fireye 48PT2 infrared scanner Shipping Weight: Approximately 0.6 lbs Output Signal: Flame relay output through the master control Applications The 72D1R1 is ideal for commercial and industrial burner management systems requiring precise infrared flame sensing. It is specifically designed to work in conjunction with the Fireye 48PT2 scanner to monitor flames from gaseous fuels and oil. It is commonly used in both single-burner and multi-burner environments, including boilers, furnaces, and other large-scale combustion systems where safety compliance (such as NFPA standards) and reliable flame monitoring are mandatory.