Laboratory Products
New Safety Enhanced Laboratory Gas Burners
Jul 22 2013
The innovative Fuego SCS Series from WLD-TEC GmbH provides maximum safety and highest convenience for all flame-related applications in the laboratory.
The Fuego SCS offers more convenience through the new graphic display and comfort functions. The animated, self-explanatory and wordless symbol display facilitates a rapid and easy selection of all functions.
To assist the user the new comfort functions provide: zero-pressure shut off; gas consumption display; cooling reminder for inoculation loops; temperature regulation for heating media; user account selection; graphical installation instructions; acoustic signals as operating aids.
The Fuego’s streamlined design reduces airflow disturbances in laminar flow hoods. The Safety Control System SCS demonstrates state-of-the-art safety technology which constantly analyses potential hazards and, if necessary, initiates safety measures, such as an interruption of the gas supply.
Exceptional passive safety features include a residual heat display that will signal that the burner head is still hot in order to protect the user from burns. The adjustable automatic cut-off system inhibits unintentional ignition when the flame has not been ignited for a longer period of time.
The Fuego SCS can be operated with the touch free DoubleClick IR-Sensor, button or foot pedal. Applications from 1 sec. to 2 hours are possible. The DoubleClick IR-Sensor ensures that the burner can only be ignited by activating the sensor twice. As a result, unintentional ignition or ignition due to dropping or falling objects is virtually impossible.
The Fuego SCS is available with a wide range of optional accessories for example a wireless foot pedal, a benchtop switch and several gas cartridge systems if a gas supply is not available in the laboratory.
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