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UniVario FMX5000 UV

Minimax UniVario FMX5000 UV — Flame Detection - Ultraviolet (Industrial).

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Type Ultraviolet Flame Detector
Detection Principle UV optical radiation spectral analysis
Sensitivity Class Class 1 (Highest sensitivity per EN 54-10)
Standard Compliance EN 54-10
Application Focus Rapid flame development detection for solid/liquid combustion
Microprocessor Intelligent platform-based design
Certifications FM, VdS, ATEX, IECEx approved

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Common failures & inspection points

Optical sensor contamination or window obscuration

Visual inspection of detector lens and internal optical elements for dust, insect debris, corrosion, or condensation; perform monthly visual check and semi-annual smoke-entry functional test per NFPA 72

Sensitivity drift or sensor degradation

Sensitivity testing of detector elements within 1 year after installation and every 2 years thereafter; for aspirating systems, verify suction pressure (>400 Pa) and air sample integrity

Physical damage or mechanical misalignment

Visual inspection for cracks, corrosion, impact damage; verify mounting security and alignment; check for loose connectors or cable damage; test mechanical self-testing indicators (for YMX5000 cyclic optics monitoring)

Electrical connection failure or signal loss

Functional test of detector signal transmission to control panel; verify alarm and fault relay operations; test communication loop continuity; check battery status (for battery-powered units like Ei series), expected 10-year life

Age-related degradation and end-of-life

Document installation date; replace heat detectors (WMX series) after 15 years maximum service life; replace aspirating smoke detectors (AMX series) per manufacturer recommendations typically 20-25 years; check for obsolescence of electronic components

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

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