Description
Fire Detection, Control Panels and System Accessories
Honeywell FSL100-IR3-W IR3 Flame Detector – White
The Honeywell FSL100-IR3-W is a high-performance Triple Infrared (IR3) flame detector engineered to provide fast and reliable flame detection in demanding industrial environments. Using advanced IR3 sensing technology, it rapidly detects hydrocarbon fires while offering excellent immunity to false alarms caused by sunlight, hot surfaces, welding, and other environmental influences.
Featuring a durable white housing with an IP65-rated enclosure, the FSL100-IR3-W is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. Designed to operate in temperatures from -40°C to +70°C, it delivers dependable performance in harsh environments including oil and gas facilities, chemical processing plants, power generation sites, fuel storage terminals, manufacturing facilities, and other industrial applications.
Certified to EN54-10 and ATEX Zone 2/22 standards, the Honeywell FSL100-IR3-W is suitable for use in hazardous and non-hazardous areas where reliable flame detection is essential. Its robust construction, rapid response, and resistance to nuisance alarms make it an ideal solution for protecting personnel, equipment, and critical infrastructure.
Key Features:
- Triple Infrared (IR3) flame detection technology
- Fast and reliable detection of hydrocarbon fires
- High immunity to false alarms from sunlight, hot objects, and welding
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor industrial applications
- Approved for use in ATEX Zone 2 and Zone 22 hazardous areas
- Durable white housing with IP65-rated environmental protection
- Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
- EN54-10 and ATEX Zone 2/22 certified
- Compatible with a wide range of industrial fire detection and alarm systems
The Honeywell FSL100-IR3-W provides dependable flame detection, robust environmental protection, and trusted Honeywell quality, making it an excellent choice for industrial fire safety applications where rapid and accurate hydrocarbon flame detection is critical.







