Key Features:
(I) Core Parameters
Model: LG1093AA24 (261A1812P012)
Detection Principle: Ultraviolet (UV) photoelectric detection
Spectral Response: 190–290 nm (characteristic wavelength band for hydrocarbon flames)
Sensitivity: <5 mW/cm²
Response Time: Typical ≤10 ms
Operating Voltage: 260–350 VDC (optimal: 325 VDC±25 VDC)
Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 177°C
Pressure Withstand Rating: 21 bar at 316°C
Ingress Protection: IP65Field of View: 80°
Housing Material: 1.4571 stainless steel
Certifications: Class I Div 1/2, ATEX II 2G Ex db, CE-EMC, SIL 2
(II) Structural Design
Data sheet:
LG1093AA24 ultraviolet flame sensor 261A1812P012.pdf

Advantages of Honeywell Flame Detectors:
Early Detection: The fast response time ensures that fire risks are identified and mitigated quickly, preventing potential damage and ensuring safety.
Reliability: Known for providing reliable performance in demanding industrial environments, ensuring consistent operation under challenging conditions.
Versatility: Honeywell flame detectors are designed to work in a variety of industries, including oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation, with the ability to detect different types of flames.
Advanced Features: Integration with fire and gas detection systems enables centralized monitoring and quick response to any fire threats.


Application Scenarios

Ultraviolet (UV) sensors and amplifiers used in gas turbine applications:


FAQ
- 1. No output signal from the sensor?
- Check power supply: Ensure stable 260–350 VDC input with correct polarity connection.
- Inspect wiring: Verify tight cable terminals and proper shielding grounding.
- Clean sight window: Grease or dust covering the window leads to insufficient signal.
- Eliminate ambient interference: Keep away from high-electromagnetic equipment such as inverters and welding machines.
- 2. Frequent false alarm (alarm triggered without actual flame)?
- Excessive sensitivity: Reduce the sensitivity threshold on the control module.
- Direct intense light exposure: Shield from ultraviolet sources including sunlight, electric arcs and welding sparks.
- Electromagnetic interference: Check cable shield grounding and distance from high-frequency equipment.
- Contaminated sight window: Clean window surface to prevent reflective disturbance.
- 3. Unit malfunction under high ambient temperature?
- Confirm model suitability: LG1093AA24 withstands maximum 177°C; select high-temperature customized version for over-temperature conditions.
- Optimize mounting position: Avoid direct radiant heat from furnace and reserve cooling clearance.
- Cable specification: Deploy high-temperature resistant armored cables for hot environments.
- 4. Is cross-brand replacement available?
- Direct drop-in replacement for GE 261A1812P012 (OEM counterpart of identical specification).
- Replacement for Siemens QRA or domestic UV flame sensors requires verification of power rating, wiring definition and signal output parameters; an adapter module is needed where necessary.
- 5. Service life and periodic replacement requirement?
- Minimum service life ≥5 years under normal operating conditions (≤150°C, non-corrosive atmosphere).
- Functional test every six months and window cleaning once per year are recommended.
- Replace promptly upon unstable signal, delayed response or cracked sight window.
- 6. Applicable for hazardous explosive areas?
- Certified with Class I Div 1/2 and ATEX II 2G Ex db approvals, suitable for Zone 1 & Zone 2 hazardous locations in petrochemical, chemical and natural gas industries.Installation shall comply with relevant explosion-proof codes with certified explosion-proof cable glands applied.
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