Consilium MTE2-CS Flame Detector Tester | 5100411-00A

Consilium MTE2-CS Flame Detector Tester | 5100411-00A The Consilium MTE2-CS is a portable, battery-powered flame detector tester designed specifically for marine and industrial environments. It simulates the specific flickering spectral radiation of a real fire, allowing engineers to trigger a fire alarm signal during routine maintenance or commissioning. Its robust, explosion-proof design makes it suitable for use in Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous areas, ensuring that you can test your Salwico or Consilium systems (and many third-party brands) in situ without risking a flash fire.   Specifications Feature Specification Output Spectrum UV and IR (Wide Band) Testing Range Up to 5-7 meters (depending on detector sensitivity) Battery Type Rechargeable NiCd/NiMH Pack Operating Time Approx. 15-20 minutes continuous use Charge Time 14 hours for full charge Ex Classification ATEX / IECEx II 2 G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb Housing Material Impact-resistant, anti-static polymer   Our Engineer Expert’s Guidance: When using the MTE2-CS, never point the tester at the detector from a distance of less than 0.5 meters. The intensity can occasionally saturate the sensor’s logic, leading to a delayed response. For the most accurate ‘real-world’ test, stand 2-3 meters back and aim directly at the optical window.” Optical Cleanliness: Before testing, ensure the detector lens is wiped clean of oily film or soot. If the MTE2-CS fails to trigger a clean detector, check the tester’s internal reflector for dust. Battery Memory: To maximize the lifespan of the internal battery, perform a full discharge-charge cycle once every three months. Beam Alignment: The IR beam is invisible. If you aren’t getting a response, use the built-in sighting groove to ensure you are centered on the detector’s sensor. Testing Protocol: Always notify the bridge or the ECR before testing to ensure the Fire Alarm System (FAS) is in “Test Mode” to avoid accidental Halon/CO2 discharge or General Alarm activation.   Applications LNG/LPG Carriers: Essential for testing detectors in compressor rooms and near manifold areas. Engine Rooms: Testing localized protection for purifiers and main engine topsides. Offshore Platforms: Reliable performance in harsh, salty, and windy environments. Chemical Tankers: Safe verification of flame detection in pump rooms.