Dticorp.Com Is Introducing the New Honeywell Lg1093Aa36 Gas Turbine Flame Monitoring System

DtiCorp.com is pleased to announce the introduction of the new Honeywell LG1093AA36 Gas Turbine Flame Monitoring System.

Fort Lauderdale, FL - Popular HVAC online retailer DtiCorp.com is introducing the brand new Honeywell LG1093AA36 gas turbine flame monitoring system. The Honeywell Flame Monitor System is designed to detect ultraviolet radiation emitted by a hydrocarbon flame. A system consists of two sensors, LG1093, and one amplifier EG1033. The amplifier drives the sensors and provides an output for flame detection. This system has delivered proven performance on General Electric (and GE licensee) gas turbines for more than 35 years. Each amplifier will power up to two sensors. The dimensions are 6.62 x 4.25 x 2.32 inches for the EG1033AA and 6.62 x 4.25 x 4.44 inches for the EG1033AB, AC and AD. The amplifiers are mounted through four .20 diameter holes 6.00 x 2.00 inches apart. The sensors operate at 350 Vdc which is supplied by the amplifier. The sensors respond to ultraviolet light with a spectral range of 1850 to 2650 angstroms. The LG1093AA sensor has a 3/4 NPT internal thread provided for attachment to the burner and a one inch external conduit thread for attachment to electrical conduit. The sensors are equipped with an internal 511 ohm, 2 watt wire wound current limiting resistor. The LG1093AB, AC sensor housing has a 1.73 inch O.D. by .14 inch wide flange to clamp the sensor to the burner. The LG1093AB has a two pin connector and the LG1093AC has a two conductor armored cable provided for connection to the control panel. These sensors are equipped with internal 511 ohm, 2 watt wire wound resistor in series with a diode for current limit and reverse polarity protection. Specifications: - Geiger Mueller-type sensor phototube. Detects UV radiation in the 180 - 260nm range of the spectrum. Solar blind and tolerant to black body radiation. - Two-year shelf-life, 10000h MTBF with over one billion (109) operating hours. - Gas Turbines for power...