Siemens Flame sensor QRB3
SKU QRB3
Brand Siemens
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Key specifications
| Application type | oil-fired and industrial burners |
|---|---|
| Catalogue article numbers | 884.211.011 |
| Compatible control type | Siemens burner controls |
| Design features | compact design |
| Device type | flame sensor |
| Fuel | diesel and heavy oil |
| Line of sight | direct line of sight required |
| Output signal | signal to burner control |
| Response characteristic | fast response to flame loss |
| Sensor type | photodetector |
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Description
The Siemens QRB3 is a photodetector flame sensor designed for oil-fired and industrial burners. It monitors flame presence and sends an output signal to the burner control. This device is suited to diesel and heavy oil fuels and requires direct line of sight to the flame. It features fast response to flame loss, compact design, and compatibility with Siemens burner controls.
Further details
| Performance Features | high sensitivity to flame light radiation, stable operation, and durability |
|---|---|
| Purpose | flame monitoring in liquid fuel burners |
| Safety Function | rapid emergency shutdown of fuel supply |
Choosing and fitting
Flame sensors of this class are selected by matching the detection principle (ultraviolet or infrared), spectral response, response time, cable length, connector type, and mounting sleeve dimensions to the burner and control input. They are usually mounted in a sleeve with the sensor window aimed at the flame, and the optical path must be unobstructed. Before ordering, measure the sleeve length and thread, and compare the existing sensor's connector and output characteristics with the replacement. After fitting, ensure the sensor is aligned and tightly seated.
Signs of failure
Common failure modes include a contaminated or hazed window that reduces sensitivity, an aged detection cell producing a weakened signal, and a broken sheath exposing the internals to heat or moisture. When a sensor of this type stops proving flame, the burner control may lock out during ignition after the safety time. Check the old sensor for sooting or cracking, clean the mounting sleeve, and verify alignment and seating. If the problem persists, inspect the control unit settings, ignition spark, and fuel supply.
All specifications
| Application type | oil-fired and industrial burners |
|---|---|
| Catalogue article numbers | 884.211.011 |
| Compatible control type | Siemens burner controls |
| Design features | compact design |
| Device type | flame sensor |
| Fuel | diesel and heavy oil |
| Line of sight | direct line of sight required |
| Output signal | signal to burner control |
| Response characteristic | fast response to flame loss |
| Sensor type | photodetector |
Part numbers
| SKU | QRB3 |
|---|---|
| Additional article | 884.211.011 |