Additional Product Line Information

Scanner Insulating Jacket
In high ambient temperature environments, the cooling air applied to the scanner’s 3/8” port may struggle to maintain the scanner’s temperature within published operational limits. An effective solution involves installing the scanner within an insulating jacket and air-purging the space between the jacket and the scanner.

InSight II Flame Scanner Cooling Cover
An effective solution to assit in maintain the Fireye InSight II flame scanner’s temperature below its published limit. In high ambient temperature applications additional cooling can be required. Cooling air is applied to the space between the cooling cover and the InSight II flame scanner. This can help maintain the a lower scanner temperature.

Fireye Explorer (FEX): Real-Time Monitoring & Programming Software for Flame Scanners
Fireye Explorer is a powerful, real-time data collection and monitoring software engineered for seamless integration with Fireye’s advanced flame scanners. Designed with precision and versatility, it supports a wide range of models, including:
InSight II : 95DSS3
InSight S4: 95IRS4, 95UVS4
InSight I : 95DSS2 (with optional converter)
InSight II : 95DSS3
InSight S4: 95IRS4, 95UVS4
InSight I : 95DSS2 (with optional converter)

InSight II Wireless Handheld Commissioning Tool
The 95WIHH-2 Wireless Handheld Commissioning Tool is an intrinsically safe, wireless IrDA ready (Infrared Data Association) device designed to be used with InSight II scanners. The device can be used to remotely navigate the InSight II scanner’s menu, set and review operating parameters, and view error messages and alerts.

FS-2 Flame Scanner Tester
It is designed for use with all Fireye optical flame scanner. Unit includes a 1” NPT sight pipe for use with our 1” NPT mounted scanner. A ½” to 1” pipe adaptor may be used for testing our ½” NPT UV1A and 48PTS series scanners. This unit includes a 24 VDC power supply for testing our DC-powered scanners. There are settings for adjusting flicker frequency for both the IR and UV light sources.
