Conventional photoelectronic heat detector with LPCB EN54 certification
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  • Conventional Photoelectronic Heat Detector With LPCB EN54 Certification
  • Conventional Photoelectronic Heat Detector With LPCB EN54 Certification
  • Conventional Photoelectronic Heat Detector With LPCB EN54 Certification

Conventional Photoelectronic Heat Detector With LPCB EN54 Certification

Item No.: AW-CTD382
The conventional heat detector uses thermal component to detect the temperature changing in the environment. It can enable fire alarm when the temperature difference achieved the setting rate of rise temperature value.
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conventional photo-electronic heat detector uses a state of-the-art optical sensing chamber. This detector is designed to provide open area protection and to be used with most conventional fire alarm panel.

 

The conventional rate of rise heat detector uses thermal component to detect the temperature changing in the environment. It can enable fire alarm when the temperature difference achieved the setting rate of rise temperature value. It can also enable fire alarm when the absolute temperature value reach the setting fixed value. It has a stable and reliable working performance.

Two LEDs on each detector provide local 360° visible alarm indication. They flash every six seconds indicating that power is applied and the detector is working properly. The LEDs latch on in alarm. LEDs will be off when a trouble condition exists indicating that the detector sensitivity is outside the listed limit. The alarm can be reset only by a momentary power interruption.

The detector that initiated the alarm condition will have its red LED and relays latched until rest by panel.

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