Features:
- Analyzes two independent flame-scanner channels for industrial burner supervision.
- Evaluates intensity, frequency, quality, or AC amplitude and supplies two assignable analog outputs.
- Performs an electronic self-check every 0.1 s and provides three Form C relay outputs.
The current product is FAU810, the ABB Uvisor Flame Analysis Unit 810 for utility and industrial combustion systems.
It processes flame-detector signals, trends flame quality, and communicates diagnostic and configuration data through redundant serial interfaces.
Before commissioning, confirm detector type, channel limits, relay logic, analog-output mapping, serial protocol, supply voltage, and flame-failure timing.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Supervises burner flames in utility boilers, industrial furnaces, kilns, and other combustion equipment.
- Supports flame analysis for natural gas, heavy oil, coal, lignite, biomass, and other compatible fuel applications.
- Provides a modernization platform for established ABB flame-scanner installations when detector and wiring compatibility are verified.
- Provides two galvanically isolated RS-485 interfaces that are fully independent for redundant communication.
- Uses Modbus as the default serial format and supports selectable PROFIBUS DP-V1 integration.
- Allows each RS-485 interface to access both flame-analysis channels for data exchange and tuning.
- Sets the flame-failure relay dropout from 0.2 to 2.5 seconds for the approved burner-protection strategy.
- Assigns each 4–20 mA output independently to intensity, frequency, quality, or AC amplitude.
- Supports authorized remote setup and interrogation through the RS-485 link and Flame Explorer software.
- Checks the electronics every 0.1 seconds to detect faults that could create an unsafe condition.
- Consumes 4 W minimum, 6 W typical, and 10 W maximum from the 24 VDC supply.
- Provides three Form C relay outputs for Flame 1, Flame 2, and either Flame 3 or fault duty.