(CFD1-S)
The Standard CFD1
Reliable optical flame detection for controlled indoor environments.
(CFD1-S)
Reliable optical flame detection for controlled indoor environments.
The CFD1-S is the standard configuration within Sierra’s CFD product line. It delivers UV/IR optical flame detection for indoor environments where flammable materials are present but hazardous-location or chemical-resistant equipment is not required.
Factory configured with no user-adjustable settings. Fire and Fault relay outputs. Integrates directly into fire alarm panels and monitoring systems.
If you’re evaluating the CFD1-S for an indoor area within a larger facility, Sierra can help confirm alignment with your project requirements.
Areas where flammable liquids or materials are stored but atmospheric classifications don’t require hazardous-location equipment.
Enclosed spaces housing mechanical, electrical, or process equipment that require flame detection coverage.
Indoor production and assembly areas within semiconductor, chemical, or oil & gas facilities where the space itself is not classified.
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Is the CFD1-S approved for hazardous locations?
No. The CFD1-S is designed for non-hazardous indoor environments. For classified hazardous areas, see the RED1 product line. For corrosive environments, see the DCR1 product line.
How does the CFD1-S differ from the CFD1-T?
The CFD1-S does not include automated self-test. It is intended for applications where manual testing procedures are acceptable.
Are there any user-adjustable settings?
No. The CFD1-S is factory configured with no DIP switches or field-adjustable parameters.
Can the CFD1-S be used in semiconductor facilities?
Yes. It is commonly deployed in indoor, controlled areas within semiconductor plants where chemical exposure and hazardous classifications are not present.
What is the operating temperature range?
Operating: −40°C to +85°C.
What are the relay output ratings?
1.0 A at 30 VDC resistive. Input voltage 12–32 VDC (typically 24 VDC).