Smoke Detector for Fire Alarm Systems

The Industrial Photoelectric Smoke Detector is a professional fire detection device designed to monitor enclosed industrial and commercial environments for smoke particles associated with developing fires. Featuring optical smoke-sensing technology, the detector identifies airborne smoke and transmits an alarm signal to a compatible fire alarm control panel. Its durable construction, visual status indicator and continuous monitoring capability support early fire detection in factories, warehouses, hospitals, laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities and other commercial buildings. Available in conventional and addressable configurations, the detector can be integrated into suitable building fire alarm systems for centralised monitoring, fault reporting and emergency response. Key Features & Specifications Product Type Industrial Smoke Detector Recommended Technology Photoelectric / Optical Detection Parameter Smoke Particles Sensing Principle Infrared Light Scattering Fire Detection Smouldering and Smoke-Producing Fires Detector Configuration Conventional Wired Alternative Configuration Addressable Model Available Separately Nominal Operating Voltage 24 V DC Typical Operating Voltage Range 12–30 V DC Standby Current Approximately 35–60 µA Alarm Output Signal to Compatible Fire Alarm Control Panel Alarm Indicator Red LED Wiring Two-Wire or Four-Wire, Depending on Base Mounting Ceiling-Mounted Mounting Base Compatible Detector Base Housing Material Flame-Retardant ABS or PC/ABS, Depending on Model Housing Colour White or Ivory Protection Rating Typically IP42 for Selected Indoor Models Operating Temperature Approximately −10°C to +50°C Operating Humidity Up to 95% RH, Non-Condensing Dimensions Approximately 100 mm Diameter × 45 mm Height Fire Alarm Panel Compatibility Must Match the Panel and Detection Circuit Interconnection Through Compatible Fire Alarm System Audible Alarm Yes Maintenance Inspection, Functional Testing and Periodic Cleaning Applications Warehouses, Factories, Hospitals and Industrial Buildings