Fire alarm installation works
Heat and flame detectors
Heat sensors can be set to alarm according to the rise rate or at a fixed temperature. They can also be programmed by time of day to operate in different modes/sensitivities. Flame detectors combine IR sensors with Digital Signal Processing (DSP) algorithms to validate flame presence.
Photoelectric sensors
These devices allow you to detect smoke particles in a sensor chamber and trigger alarms based on their sensitivity setting and the amount of obscuration. Advanced features include drift compensation, automatic sensitivity selection, variable sensitivity by time of day, and dual-stage operation and alarm verification.
Addressable beam detectors
Beam detectors measure the presence and concentration of smoke across an open area using a laser beam and a reflector. They are the preferred solution for warehouses, atriums, arenas, and other open areas where traditional point-type sensors or aspirating smoke detectors can perform
Multi-sensor devices
Multiple types of sensors (e.g., smoke, heat, and CO gas) are combined in a single device, which lets you protect against a broader range of fire types, reduce false alarms, and save on wiring and installation costs.
Pull stations and interface modules
models, allow for the manual initiation of alarms. Addressable interface modules let you connect external systems (fire pumps, water flow sensors, air handlers, smoke dampers).
ADDRESSABLE ASPIRATING SMOKE DETECTORS
These detectors can provide early warning of fire hazards by identifying precursor conditions, such as smoldering or overheated equipment making them ideal for data centers.
Easy control with the conventional fire control panel FC10
The brief overview below demonstrates the perfect interaction of the panel and the devices
