Honeywell Analytics / Vulcain FSL100-UVIR-W Triple IR Flame Detector, for ATEX Zone 2/22, FM 3611 Class 1, and Div2 EN54-10, High Sensitivity, Certificate FM3260 Approval, White Housing

For facilities that demand rapid, dependable fire detection in hazardous locations, the Honeywell Analytics / Vulcain FSL100 triple-IR flame detector delivers fast, high-sensitivity protection with industry-grade approvals. This FSL100 flame detector from Honeywell combines 3IR sensing and advanced flicker-frequency analysis to detect hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fires quickly while dramatically reducing false alarms—helping operations teams and security personnel focus on real incidents.

Built for harsh indoor and outdoor environments, the FSL100-UVIR-W is ATEX Zone 2/22 rated and carries FM Class I Div 2 and EN54-10 recognition (FM3260 approval), giving you confidence that it meets stringent safety and regulatory requirements. Its large field of view, white low-profile housing and DC power compatibility simplify installation in aircraft hangars, battery storage, petrochemical plants and other monitored sites. Integrate this detector into your fire monitoring, surveillance or building management systems to enhance situational awareness and uptime. Contact our sales team to specify the Honeywell Vulcain FSL100 for your next security or fire protection project.

• Rapid, high-sensitivity flame detection that reduces response time and limits damage in hazardous environments
• Triple-IR sensing with advanced flicker-frequency analysis to minimize false alarms and improve reliability for security and monitoring systems
• Certified for ATEX Zone 2/22, FM Class I Div 2 and EN54-10 compliance, ensuring regulatory acceptance in industrial installations
• Wide field of view and robust UV/IR/IR3 detection for both hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fires, ideal for battery rooms, hangars and fuel handling areas
• Compact white housing and DC power design for easy installation and integration into existing fire and surveillance infrastructures