Fireye Multi-Burner (MB) Monitoring Systems control the start-up sequence and monitors flame for up to 20 individual gas, oil, or combination gas/oil burners, connected to a common valve train.

The MB Series control has been engineered to meet the operational, safety and reliability requirements demanded by the industrial process heat market. It is a fully integrated control, complete with all functions built into one module, offering the opportunity to greatly reduce cost and space requirements normally required by other non-integrated systems.

Fireye MBPF-100S and MB600PF Controls provide visual indication and relay output that signal the user regarding flame presence in a combustion chamber. Unique to the module is its ability to use UV or flame rod or both simultaneously.

The MBPF-100S, MB-600PF, MBPF-200S and MBPF-202S modules provide visual indication and electrical output that signal the user regarding flame presence in a combustion chamber. The module uses Fireye optical ultra-violet scanners and/or flame rod to sense flame presence independently or as components in a burner management system.

Fireye MBCE-110/230UV & FR Modules provide a visual indication and electrical outputs that signal the user regarding flame presence in a combustion chamber

The modules use Fireye flame rods or UV scanners to sense flame presence independently or as components in a Burner Management System (BMS). These modules have many operational characteristics including:

• Flame ON/OFF LED indicators
• 4-20mA output permits direct reading of flame signal strength
• Panel surface or DIN-rail mounting
• CE approved (FR) & CE certified (UV) 11-pin relay base
• CE approved (FR) & CE certified (UV)

Fireye Series 70D40 Burner Management Controls provide ignition and main flame failure protection for automatically ignited oil and gas burners.

Plug-in Amplifier Modules permit the selection of ultraviolet, repetitive self-check ultra-violet, AUTOCHECK infrared, or rectification methods of flame detection. The control system includes a safe start check, effective on each start. If flame signal (real or simulated) is detected, the unit cannot be started.