Satronic Cable for cell IRD10...
Satronic IRD 810/820 infrared flame detector cable with 4-pole connection for burner control systems. Operates across 800–1100 nm spectral range with peak sensitivity at 950 nm and 15–150 Hz frequency response. IP 41…
SKU 3G-CBM-05899
Also listed as: IRD 10 · IRD-10
Local availability & support
- Delivery
- Worldwide DHL shipping from Singapore; 7–14 business days door-to-door for most destinations.
- Payment
- Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
Satronic IRD 810/820 infrared flame detector cable with 4-pole connection for burner control systems. Operates across 800–1100 nm spectral range with peak sensitivity at 950 nm and 15–150 Hz frequency response. IP 41 rated for industrial combustion monitoring applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I order a Satronic REL20220 flame detector cable in your region?
3G Electric supplies Satronic REL20220 cables for IRD 810/820 detectors. We deliver to your location with full logistics and customs customs handling. Contact us for availability and lead times on this 4-pole infrared sensor cable.
What is the lead time for Satronic flame detector cables to your region?
Lead time depends on stock availability in our international supply chain. For the REL20220 cable, we confirm delivery schedules upon order. Contact 3G Electric with your required delivery date for a formal quote.
What spectral range and frequency does the Satronic REL20220 operate at?
The Satronic REL20220 cable operates across 800–1100 nm spectral range with peak sensitivity at 950 nm. It handles 15–150 Hz frequency response and carries IP41 protection for industrial combustion monitoring in burner control systems.
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3G Electric supplies Satronic burner controls. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
