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INFRA-RED
FLAME
DETECTION
123

S200+ SERIES
TRIPLE IR
FLAME
DETECTORS

USER MANUAL

S200+

USER MANUAL

INDEX
PAGE

A)

INTRODUCTION

1

1.

1

Flame Detection Operation

1

3.
B)

Introduction

2.

General Construction

4

PRODUCT APPLICATION

5

1.

C)

Application

5

2.

Benefits of the S200+ Series

6
8

Introduction

8

2.

Electrical Characteristics

8

3.

Mechanical Characteristics

13

4.

Environmental

16

5.

Operation

17

6.

Performance Characteristics

22

7.

Design of System

30

8.

D)

SYSTEM DESIGN INFORMATION
1.

Approvals and Compliance with Standards and Patents

31

INSTALLATION

38

1.

General

38

2.

Mounting a Detector

38

3.

E)

Detector Wiring

40

4.

Initial Wiring Check

55
57

1.

System Checks

57

2.

F)

COMMISSIONING
Connecting and Commissioning the
Detectors

57
64

1.
G)

MAINTENANCE

64

General

ORDERING INFORMATION

APPENDIX 1

CONNECTING S241+ AS A CURRENT SOURCE DEVICE

66
67

SECTION A 1.

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The S200+ range of triple IR flame detectors comprises five flame detector variants. The detectors share the same flame detection circuitry, optics and main mechanical housing. Each variant is available as an Intrinsically Safe (i) or Flameproof (f) version except the S261+ which is available only in the Flameproof version. The five variants are:
VARIANT
Conventional 2-Wire Interface
4-20mA Current Loop Interface
Analogue Addressable Loop Interface
Relay Interface
MX Digital Interface

INTRINSICALLY
SAFE
S231i+
S241i+
S251i+
S271i+

FLAMEPROOF
S231f+
S241f+
S251f+
S261f+
S271f+

The S200+ Advanced Flame Detector offers a major improvement in both flame detection capability and immunity to blackbody radiation. The S200+ is available in intrinsically safe and flameproof models except for the

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