Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents UV Detection Basics Summary Comparison of Spectral Characteristics Structure of the UV tube Basic Operating Circuit of the UV Tube Mounting Locations Suitable for Mounting Locations Not Suitable for Mounting...
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual UV Detection Basics Summary The ultraviolet type flame detector, which uses a UV tube, absorbs feeble ultraviolet light contained in flames and detects them in the form of a discharge pulse train with the help of the photoelectric effect and electron avalanche phenomenon.
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Basic Operating Circuit of the UV Tube Mounting Locations Suitable for Mounting Location where fire is strictly prohibited Location where there is a printing press Garage Film library School Department store Art museum...
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Important cultural property Locations Not Suitable for Mounting Outdoors Location close to germicidal lamp based on UV rays Location where there is a machine which will produce electric sparks Location where welding jobs are carried out...
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Detectable Area The detectable area depends on the distance from the detector to a flame as illustrated below. An alarm condition is produced when a required number of UV rays enter the UV tube, setting off the counter circuit.
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Detector to Detector Distance In mounting more than one detector, the value of ‘R’ shown below is determined according to the detectable area mentioned in 2.2. Performance Check Approximately one second after the power supply is switched on, the detector which has been mounted reaches its’...
Hochiki HF-24 UV Flame Detector – Installation Manual Ultraviolet lamps or similar means are used for making performance tests at a location where fire is strictly prohibited (this detector cannot be mounted at a location calling for any explosion proof means). If an ultraviolet lamp is used for testing purposes, then the lamp should have a maximum ultraviolet output @ 200nm.
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