72DUV1T Fireye Amplifier

Part number 72DUV1T from Fireye, listed in Panel Meters. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye 72DUV1T is a solid-state, plug-in ultraviolet (UV) flame amplifier module designed for use with Fireye Series D burner management controls. It is engineered to process and amplify signals from UV flame scanners to provide accurate flame verification. This “T” suffix model is specifically designed for applications requiring a fast flame failure response, ensuring that the control system can quickly react to the loss of a flame signal to maintain safety in industrial and commercial combustion environments. Features Solid-state circuitry for high reliability and consistent performance in demanding boiler room environments. Fast flame failure response time (FFRT) of 1 second for enhanced safety in specific burner applications. Plug-in design for easy installation and replacement within compatible Fireye burner management chassis. Integrated meter test jacks on the front of the module allow technicians to monitor flame signal strength using a standard DC voltmeter. Precision signal processing to distinguish actual flame radiation from background interference. Specifications Model Number: 72DUV1T Type: Ultraviolet (UV) Flame Amplifier Flame Failure Response Time (FFRT): 1.0 second (maximum) Compatible Scanners: UV1A (UV1A3, UV1A6), UV2, UV8A, 45UV3-1050 Compatible Controls: Fireye Type 70D10, 70D20, 70D30, 70D40, and 70D41 chassis Dimensions: Approximately 4.35″ x 6″ x 1.6″ Shipping Weight: Approximately 0.31 lbs to 0.5 lbs Applications The 72DUV1T is used in industrial and commercial burner management systems that monitor gas or oil-fired burners. It is primarily applied in systems where a 1-second flame failure response is required or preferred over the standard 4-second response. Common applications include: Industrial boiler control panels. Process heating equipment. Flame safeguard systems for manually or automatically started burners. Commercial HVAC combustion systems utilizing UV flame detection.