Flame Sensor Infrared Receiver Ignition Source Detection Module

Description

The Flame Sensor Infrared Receiver Ignition Source Detection Module is a compact and versatile sensor designed to detect flames or light sources within the wavelength range of 760nm to 1100nm. It is particularly sensitive to the flame spectrum and is commonly used in fire detection and alarm systems.

• Functionality: The sensor detects flames or light sources within the specified wavelength range. It is especially sensitive to the flame spectrum, making it ideal for applications like fire alarms and flame detection in various environments.
• Detection Range: The sensor can detect a lighter flame at a distance of up to 80cm. For larger flames, the detection distance increases. The detection angle is approximately 60 degrees.
• Output: The module produces a one-channel digital output signal at the D0 terminal, which can be used for further processing, such as triggering an alarm or switching system.
• Sensitivity Adjustment: The module includes a built-in potentiometer for adjusting the sensitivity, allowing for fine-tuning based on the specific application.

Technical Specifications

• Operating Voltage: 3.3V to 5V DC
• Output Channel: 1
• Detection Angle: 60 degrees
• Physical Dimensions: Length 32mm, Width 14mm
• Weight: Approximately 3 grams

Pin Diagram:

Pin Description:

• VCC : +5V Power supply
• GND : Ground (-) power supply
• OUT : Digital Output (0 or 1)

Features

• Indicator Lights: The module includes a green indicator light for the switch and a red indicator light for power.
• Onboard Signal Output Indication: The output signal is high when a flame is detected, and the indicator light turns on. This output can be directly connected to a microcontroller IO.
• Arduino Compatibility: The module is compatible with Arduino, making it easy to integrate into various projects.
• Robust Construction: Designed for durability in harsh environments and low power consumption, making it suitable for battery-powered applications.

Applications

• Fire Detection Systems: Used in fire alarms and other safety systems to detect the presence of flames.
• Industrial Monitoring: Suitable for monitoring flames in industrial settings.
• Home Automation: Can be used in home automation systems to detect flames and trigger appropriate responses.