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Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor

Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor Features 10m Range And Reports Alarm Events Via Fire Or Security Panels.

Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor – Takex FS-2000E is a flame sensor designed to detect ultraviolet radiation from flames and initiate an alarm through an internal sounder and external output.

The sensor detects flames at distances of up to 10m through an angle of view of 120 degrees and can be connected via that output to a fire or security control panel.

The FS-2000E detects ultraviolet radiation in the 185 to 260nm wavelength range. The 120-degree detection area can be adjusted horizontally by 25 degrees through the base and vertically by 30 degrees in 4 steps through the sensor head.

Takex rates that 10m figure against a 7cm gas lighter flame on the fastest timer setting, and notes that the detection area grows with the size of the flame and how long it burns. A sensitivity switch offers a standard setting and an L setting that halves detection distance, which Takex suggests if the sensor proves unstable on standard.

What it seesA lighter flame at 10 m, anywhere in a 120° coneThe FS-2000E watches for the ultraviolet signature of a flame, not smoke or heat, so it can react before a fire has grown.
2 m4 m6 m8 m10 m120°7 cm lighter flamePLAN VIEW · DETECTION AREA
Detection band100185260280400FS-2000E 185–260 nmsunlight at ground level →Its 185–260 nm band sits below the roughly 280 nm point where ground-level sunlight starts. That is why UV flame sensors are generally described as “solar-blind”.
10 mRated with a 7 cm lighter flame, straight ahead
~120°Conical detection area
25° ↔Horizontal adjustment at the base
30° ↕Vertical, in 4 steps at the sensor head
Source. Range, test flame, angle, adjustment and wavelength from the Takex FS-2000E specification. The roughly 280 nm sunlight cut-off and “solar-blind” description are general UV physics added by SEN, not Takex claims. UV sensors generally can’t see through ordinary window glass, so mount with a clear line of sight. The diagram is schematic.

Detection timing can be selected at 0.2, 1, 6 or 30 seconds, allowing the sensor to be configured for different applications. An alarm memory identifies which sensor has activated, with the memory LED flashing for 3 minutes before remaining illuminated for 47 minutes.

Alarm sequencePick a detection timer, then light the flameThe timer sets how long a flame must persist before the FS-2000E alarms. Short settings react fast; long settings ride out brief flashes. Here is what happens next.
Detection timer
alarmmemory
Ready. Choose a timer and press Light the flame.
Source. Timer steps, the 10-second red LED and intermittent sounder, the 3-minute blink and 47-minute steady memory LED, and the Form C dry contact are from the Takex specification. The sounder can be silenced, and auto-reset can be switched on or off. Memory durations are compressed in the demo; the 30 s timer runs at 5× speed.

The sensor’s Form C dry-contact relay output for connection to fire or security control panels and can also be used trigger warning devices or drive PTZs in CCTV systems. There’s a separate Form B tamper output operates when the cover is removed.

Multiple sensors can be wired in series on a normally-closed loop to a single panel input. At 12VDC, Takex gives power runs of up to 150m on 0.65mm cable, 250m on 0.8mm and 375m on 1.0mm, divided by the number of sensors on the run, while the alarm circuit itself can extend to 1km on 0.65mm. The alarm contact releases 2 seconds after the flame goes out, and the sounder and red LED stop after 10 seconds.

Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor
Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor

The internal alarm sounder produces more than 80dB at 1m and can be disabled if not required. In terms of operations the FS-2000E operates from 10 to 30VDC with non-polarity power input and draws up to 25mA in standby or 75mA during alarm with the sounder operating.

This sensor is designed for indoor ceiling or wall mounting, measures 120mm in diameter and weighs approximately 150g, making it a compact choice for domestic, SMB or larger applications.

Takex FS-2000E Flame Sensor

Takex is clear about what the FS-2000E is not. It responds to the ultraviolet in flame, not to smoke or heat, and the manual describes it as neither a fire, heat nor smoke detector. It won’t see smouldering material, burning charcoal, a cigarette, an electric heater or a flame behind glass or clear plastic, and it can be set off by other ultraviolet sources, including halogen and mercury-vapour lamps, germicidal lamps, welding, sparking motors, sunlight and lightning.

That shapes where it goes. Takex says not to install it in direct or reflected sunlight, in humid spaces such as bathrooms, or anywhere flame is used routinely. It recommends a weekly operation check, another whenever furniture in the room is moved, and cleaning the detector elements with alcohol rather than detergent or solvent.

You can learn more about the FS-2000E from a local distributor here or read more SEN news here.

Takex FS-2000E Features

Detection4
Ultraviolet flame detection185–260 nm
Detection distanceup to 10 m
Detection areaapprox. 120° conical
Area adjustment25° horizontal, 30° vertical in 4 steps
Response3
Selectable detection timer0.2, 1, 6 or 30 s
Alarm memory indicationblinks 3 min, then lit 47 min
Auto-resetswitchable on or off
Alarm and outputs3
Form C alarm outputdry contact, 30 V 0.3 A
Form B tamper outputopens when the cover is removed
Built-in alarm sounder80 dB+ at 1 m, can be silenced
Power and install4
Non-polarity power input10–30 V DC
Current draw25 mA standby, 75 mA in alarm
Indoor ceiling or wall mountØ120 mm, about 150 g
Operating temperature−10 to +60°C, non-condensing
Specifications from Takex. A UV flame sensor for indoor use; Takex does not list fire-detector standards approval, so check requirements before using it in a regulated fire system.
Where to get itSpec the FS-2000E through CSD
CSD distributes Takex in Australia. Ask about stock, the BCW-401 ceiling-mount attachment, and how the Form C output maps to your panel or PTZ presets.
External links open in a new tab. The datasheet PDF is hosted by a Takex distributor.

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