Smoke detectors
The detector is designed for automatic detection of fires accompanied by smoke (carbon monoxide) of low concentration in enclosed spaces of various buildings and structures (including residential) by registering optical radiation reflected from smoke (carbon monoxide) particles (when the controlled fire factor reaches a certain value, smoke concentration) and issuing alarm notifications in the form of loud sound signals.
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- Automatic fire detection
- Round-the-clock continuous operation
- Does not pose a danger to human life and health
- Optical method for detecting smoke particles
- Energy independence
- Detector return time to standby mode, no more than 20 seconds.
- Automatic fire detection
- Round-the-clock continuous operation
- Does not pose a danger to human life and health
- Optical method for detecting smoke particles
- Energy independence
- Detector return time to standby mode, no more than 20 seconds.
The detector is designed for automatic detection of fires accompanied by smoke (carbon monoxide) of low concentration in enclosed spaces of various buildings and structures (including residential) by registering optical radiation reflected from smoke (carbon monoxide) particles (when the controlled fire factor reaches a certain value, smoke concentration) and issuing alarm notifications in the form of loud sound signals.
Application areas
Operating principle
- 1In case of an increase in the concentration of carbon monoxide (over 300 ppm), the detector will give an alarm signal after 3 minutes – 4 beeps every 5 seconds and a flashing red LED indicator.
- 2The detector will also trigger if a smoke concentration of more than 0.1% db/m is detected – a periodic beep will sound with a flashing blue LED indicator.
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