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Test Lamp T-229/4P for UV, IR and UV/IR Flame Detectors

  • Test Lamp Flame Detectors KSA
  • Test Lamp - Flame Detectors
The Sense-Ware T-229/4P Flame detector Test Lamp activates UV, IR and UV/IR Flame detectors that detect at 185-235 nm UV and 4.4 IR radiation. For UV only detectors the maximum distance is up to 8 meters (26 ft) in the continue mode. The test range of UV, IR and UR/IR detectors is up to 4 meters (13 ft).

Most IR Flame detectors have an extra alarm criterion through analyzing the flicker frequency of a fire. In order to simulate the flame flicker the lamp needs to be pulse operated. For this, the test lamp T-229/4P can be put into the pulse mode by means of a switch on the left side of the test lamp. The lamp then emits pulsed light with a frequency of approximate 2 Hz. after the alarm delay time the IR or UV/IR flame detector will activate.

FAQs

What are flame detector testers and how do they work?
Flame detector testers are specialized tools used to simulate flame conditions using UV and IR radiation. They activate flame detectors to verify proper functionality without creating a real fire situation.
Why is flame detector testing important for industrial safety?
Flame detector testing ensures early fire detection in high-risk environments like oil & gas, manufacturing, and chemical plants, helping prevent accidents and ensuring compliance with fire safety standards.
Which flame detector testers are available at Novus?
Novus offers advanced testing equipment such as the Test Lamp T-229/4P, designed to test UV, IR, and UV/IR flame detectors across various industrial applications.
Can one tester be used for UV, IR, and multi-spectrum flame detectors?
Yes, multi-function testers like the T-229/4P are capable of testing UV, IR, and combined UV/IR flame detectors, making them suitable for diverse fire detection systems.
What is the testing range of flame detector test lamps?
Flame detector testers can typically activate UV detectors up to 8 meters and UV/IR detectors up to around 4 meters, depending on the device and operating mode.
How does pulse mode help in testing IR flame detectors?
Pulse mode simulates the flickering effect of real flames by emitting pulsed radiation (around 2 Hz), which helps accurately trigger IR and UV/IR flame detectors during testing.
Are flame detector testers safe to use in hazardous environments?
Yes, professional flame detector testers are designed to safely simulate fire conditions without generating actual flames, reducing risks in hazardous industrial areas.
Do Novus flame detector testers comply with international standards?
Yes, Novus testing solutions are designed to meet international fire safety standards such as NFPA and local civil defense requirements, ensuring reliable and compliant testing.