The Draeger Flame 5000 sets itself apart by effectively distinguishing genuine fires from other radiant sources that often trigger false alarms in conventional detectors. It remains unaffected by solar radiation, flare radiation, electrical arc welding, hot CO2 emissions, and black body radiation.
Combining visual flame detection with a closed circuit television camera (CCTV), the Draeger Flame 5000 offers the ultimate flame detection solution. Its unrivaled technology ensures reliability and robustness even in harsh environments. Unlike other units on the market, it excels at masking “friendly fires” without compromising fire detection capabilities.
With a detection range of 144ft within a 90° cone of vision, the Flame 5000 detects one (1) square foot hydrocarbon fires in both indoor and outdoor applications. It operates by detecting radiation in the visible and near IR range, while remaining unaffected by water on the optics, salt air contamination, water droplets, oil mist, ice, water, flare reflections, sunlight, or water reflection from FPSOs. Furthermore, it provides a remote video signal for monitoring purposes.
Invest in the superior Draeger Flame 5000, the pinnacle of flame detection technology, and ensure optimal safety and performance in all fire detection scenarios.
Draeger Flame 5000 Silane Flame Detector
The Dräger Flame 5000 is an advanced flame detector designed for the fast, reliable detection of silane gas fires, which are nearly invisible to the naked eye. Using sophisticated imaging and digital signal processing, the Flame 5000 identifies the unique spectral characteristics of silane combustion to provide early warning of fire in high-risk environments such as semiconductor manufacturing, photovoltaic production, and specialty gas facilities. Engineered for performance in harsh industrial settings, the Flame 5000 offers rapid response, high false-alarm immunity, and visual verification of fire events—ensuring maximum safety for personnel, equipment, and operations. Read more: Draeger Flame 5000 Silane & Optical Flame Detection of Silane
