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Fireye DE701-107C Scanner Electronics Assembly C9701A

Special Price $9,840.56 Regular Price $10,923.02
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SKU
DE701-107C
Fireye DE701-107C Scanner Electronics Assembly Series C9701A is a special flame monitoring oriented for HVAC systems. It is designed for flame detection by many burners and combustion equipment for accurate and reliable flame detection for operation safety and efficiency. This assembly interfaces directly with Fireye control systems and provides precise scanning of ultraviolet or infrared flame signals. It provides reliability in difficult conditions, lowering maintenance and downtime. It is ideal for industrial and commercial HVAC system applications, optimized combustion, and minimizes energy waste. It ensures regulatory compliance, making it safe and efficiency asset in heating system.
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Specifications

  • Type: Scanner Electronics Assembly
  • Series: C9701A
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Fireye DE701-107C Scanner Electronics Assembly?

Inspect the scanner assembly regularly for dust, corrosion, or loose connections. Clean contacts with proper electronics-safe tools to maintain signal accuracy. Ensure proper mounting and secure wiring. Follow all safety protocols to prevent electrical hazards during maintenance.

What are common issues with the Fireye DE701-107C Scanner Electronics Assembly?

  • Erratic or no flame detection.
  • Loose or corroded wiring connections.
  • Faulty sensor readings.
  • Intermittent signal loss affecting system operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and gas supply to the appliance before starting installation.

Step 2: Remove the old scanner assembly carefully, noting wiring and mounting orientation.

Step 3: Mount the new scanner assembly securely in the designated location.

Step 4: Reconnect all electrical wiring according to manufacturer instructions.

Step 5: Restore power and gas, then test the scanner for proper flame detection and operation.