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Alstom DFI-100-340F Diagnostic Flame Indicator

  • Model: DFI-100-340F
  • Brand: Alstom
  • Series: LIMELIGHT
  • Core Function: Diagnostic flame indication
  • Product Type: Flame indicator / diagnostic module
  • Key Specs: 110-220 V AC input, continuous flame monitoring, industrial burner use
  • Condition: New Surplus
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Description

Key Technical Specifications

  • Model: DFI-100-340F
  • Brand: Alstom
  • Product family: LIMELIGHT
  • Function: Diagnostic flame indicator
  • Application: Industrial burner flame monitoring
  • Input supply: 110-220 V AC
  • Use case: Continuous flame verification
  • Category: Other PLC and DCS module
  • Availability: Stock varies by supplier
  • Condition: Often sold as refurbished or new surplus
  • Replacement note: Verify site wiring and burner interface before installation

 

Product Introduction

The Alstom DFI-100-340F is a LIMELIGHT diagnostic flame indicator used for combustion flame monitoring in industrial burner systems. It is sold as an Alstom industrial control component and is typically listed for PLC and DCS-related applications.

Buyers usually choose this unit when they need a direct flame proofing or diagnostic replacement with the same model code and supply range. The exact site wiring, burner interface, and compatibility with the existing flame system still need verification before swap-in.

DFI-150-0003
DFI-150-0003

 

Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Possible Cause Relevance to This Part Quick Check Method Recommendation
No flame indication at startup No supply power, blown fuse, bad wiring ✅ High Measure 110-220 V AC at the input terminals Check upstream supply and terminals before replacing the unit
False flame loss alarm Dirty sensor path, burner instability, wiring issue ✅ High Inspect flame signal path and compare against burner behavior Confirm burner hardware and sensor alignment first
Unit powers up but gives no status Internal fault, logic issue, wrong configuration ✅ Medium Check LEDs, wiring, and any diagnostic output from the host system Replace only after confirming supply and configuration
Alarm persists after reset External flame relay or burner control fault ✅ Medium Test connected flame relay and interlocks Do not assume the indicator is failed
Intermittent operation Loose terminal block, vibration, poor grounding ✅ High Wiggle-test wiring and verify ground continuity Re-terminate wiring and inspect the mounting condition
Inconsistent flame proving Burner condition, sensor contamination, timing mismatch ✅ Medium Compare timing and flame signal behavior during startup Review the full burner control circuit before ordering a replacement

If you are stuck, send photos of the wiring, front labels, and any diagnostic logs to technical support.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Alstom DFI-100-340F used for?
A: It is a diagnostic flame indicator for industrial burner systems. In practice, it helps verify flame presence and support burner safety logic.

Q: Is this a direct replacement for every DFI-100 unit?
A: Not automatically. The model code matters, but you still need to confirm supply voltage, terminal layout, and system compatibility before installation.

Q: Is it hot-swappable?
A: No, do not treat it as hot-swappable. Kill power first and verify zero voltage before touching the wiring.

Q: Why is this often sold as surplus or refurbished?
A: Because the platform is older and stock usually comes from excess inventory, decommissioned systems, or tested secondary-market units.

Q: Does it keep programming or configuration after replacement?
A: This depends on the host system and the exact installation. Always document the old unit’s settings and wiring before removal.

Q: What condition should I expect when buying one?
A: Many listings are new surplus or refurbished, not factory sealed. That usually lowers cost, but you should ask for test status and traceability details.

Q: What should I verify before ordering?
A: Confirm the full model number, supply range, connector style, and burner control compatibility. A mismatch there is what usually causes install delays.