Addressable Smoke Detector

An Addressable Smoke Detector helps to detect smoke early and sends an alarm signal to the fire alarm control panel. It uses infrared technology to sense smoke and provide a quick warning. The detector has a simple 2-wire connection and can be used with addressable fire alarm systems. It also has adjustable sensitivity, drift compensation, and fault detection for steady and reliable use. Its small size makes it a good choice for homes, offices, hotels, schools, hospitals, warehouses, factories, and other buildings.

Key Features

• Early Smoke Detection: Detects smoke quickly to give an early fire warning

• Addressable Type: Sends the detector status to the fire alarm control panel

• 2-Wire Connection: Uses a simple non-polarized 2-wire signal

• DC 24V Operation: Works on a 24V loop with a range of 18.5–26V

• Adjustable Sensitivity: Sensitivity can be set based on the needs of the area

• Drift Compensation: Helps keep the detector working well as dust builds up

• Fault Detection: Helps find problems with the detector

• LED Alarm Indicator: Red LED flashes during polling and stays on during an alarm

• Low Power Use: Uses up to 0.3 mA in standby and up to 0.8 mA during an alarm

• Compact Design: Measures 100 mm × 51 mm with the base

• ABS Enclosure: Comes with a milky white ABS body and IP23 protection

• Wide Working Range: Works from -10°C to +55°C with up to 95% non-condensing humidity

Benefits

• Gives an early warning when smoke is detected

• Helps protect people and property from fire

• Simple wiring makes installation easier

• Adjustable sensitivity helps suit different areas

• Low power use helps keep the system efficient

• Fault detection makes it easier to check the system

• Small size allows easy installation in different locations

• Works well as part of an addressable fire alarm system

Applications

• Homes and apartments

• Offices and commercial buildings

• Hotels and restaurants

• Schools and colleges

• Hospitals and clinics

• Warehouses and storage areas

• Factories and industrial buildings

• Shops and public buildings