I/R Flame Detection Module for Arduino


I/R Flame Detection Module for Arduino
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Stock Number: 31074 MP
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Detailed Description

Arduino I/R Flame Sensor
Arduino powered board with adjustable trigger sensitivity level using the LM393 IC.
LED for Power & an LED for flame Detection.
Detection Range: 760-1100nM (Low I/R)
Power: 3.3-5.5VDC
Outputs: Analog: low level dependent on I/R Source
:Digital Low for detected Flame/Heat above setting.
4 Pin I/O header.
L: 1-1/4” W: 9/16” H: 1/2” WT: .02

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(This item was manufactured prior to August 31st, 2018)
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Works very well.
I have a 40 watt laser engraver/cutter and I use it mostly for wood and some plastics. I use an Arduino for some auxiliary control and safety. I have this flame sensor mounted in the laser compartment to detect anything catching fire. If it detects a flame, it shuts off the laser, air assist and exhaust fan and sounds an alarm. I used the MPJA 30472 annunciator for the alarm.
William Justic
 

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