L-Flame Flame Head

The flames of the Galaxis L-Flame Flame Heads simply look spectacular and are the result of numerous, lengthy tests. A product has been created which takes all factors into account in the best possible way and always achieves the optimum of what is accomplishable. The operation with Isopar L additionally increases safety enormously.

Convenience and versatility are reflected in the control options, whether wired or wireless DMX or the Galaxis Advanced Radio Module.

DMX is always fed in at the Pump Station and routed to the connected heads and back again. The signal is then available again at an output for forwarding to various devices.

The Advanced Radio Module is located in the heads and offers similar, proven features to the G-Flame, making integration easy for Galaxis users.

The most important feature is probably the extremely robust and waterproof aluminum housing. No expense and effort has been spared for this and it is the guarantee for a long-lasting service-life in the rough everyday use on tour. Our proven concept of electronic humidity monitoring and desiccant in the device is also used here. In terms of installation, all possibilities are open thanks to the T-slot grooves on four sides and a mounting plate for truss elements available as an accessory.

The Flame Head can shoot in all directions and here a special innovation is used: Sensors in the Flame Head can precisely measure the orientation in all three
dimensions and the user can store it. As soon as this orientation changes slightly, the device can stop the flame and prevent further flame effects.

The powerful arc ignition system is built in double for best possible performance and both are electronically monitored for correct operation.

The electronic flame control detects non-ignition extremely fast and would close the magnetic valves in such a case.

The fuel hose and the fuel-carrying components in the Flame Head up to the magnetic valves are monitored for leakages. After the pressure has stabilized after putting the unit into operation, it is continuously measured and evaluated. If a pressure drop occurs without any flame being generated, this is interpreted as a leakage and a safe condition is established.

The Pump Station and the Flame Heads exchange data. The resulting advantages, such as comprehensive system monitoring and rapid re-pumping when fuel requests are received, have been extensively utilized.

There are two magnetic valves in series in each of the Flame Heads and an additional supply valve in the Pump Station before each head connector. The latter is only opened if there is a fuel request from the respective Flame Head.

Operation of the unit is very convenient thanks to the easily readable, illuminated LC display with plain text and the magnetic pen sensors. A menu guides the user through all settings. Various LEDs provide information about important operating states.

On one side of the housing, the device has a visual warning indicator in the form of an exclamation mark, which flashes red when flame effects are imminent.

A stable handle eases handling.