L-Flame Flame Head

The flames of the Galaxis L-Flame simply look spectacular and are the result of numerous, lengthy tests. A product has been designed that considers all factors and ensures optimal performance. The use of Isopar L fuel provides increased operational safety.

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

DMX is always supplied to the Pump Station and routed to the connected heads and back again. The signal is then available again at an output onward connection to various devices.

The Advanced Radio Module is integrated into the Flame Head and offers the same proven features of the G-Flame, ensuring seamless operation for existing Galaxis users.

One of the most important features is the extremely robust and waterproof aluminum housing. No expense or effort has been spared for this and it is sure to provide a long-lasting service-life in the rough everyday use on tour. Our proven concept of electronic humidity monitoring coupled with replaceable desiccant in the device is used here. It provides total versatility in terms of installation, thanks to the T-slot grooves on four sides, heavy-duty rubber feet and an optional truss mounting plate accessory.

The Flame Head can shoot in all directions. Our unique innovation and pioneering technology means that sensors in the Flame Head can precisely measure the orientation in all three axes and the user can store this information. As soon as this stored orientation is slightly changed, the device will shut off the flame and prevent further flame effects if this function is enabled.

The powerful dual arc ignition system ensures best possible performance.

The electronic flame control detects non-ignition extremely fast and would close the magnetic valves immediately.

The fuel hose and the fuel-transporting components in the Flame Head up to the solenoid valves are monitored for leaks. When put into operation and after the pressure has stabilized, it is continuously measured and evaluated. If a pressure drop occurs without any flame being generated, this is interpreted as a leak and the system is automatically put into a safe condition.

The Pump Station and the Flame Heads exchange data. This provides the advantage of comprehensive system monitoring and rapid re-pumping when fuel demands are received.

There are two magnetic valves in line 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 demand from the respective Flame Head.

Operation of the unit is very straightforward 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 the system is armed and flame effects are imminent.

A solid carry handle provides easy transportation.