NAVEEN ALARM SYSTEMS (I) Pvt. Ltd.

CONVENTIONAL HEAT DETECTOR:

Conventional heat detector is a device that responds to changes in ambient

temperature using a sensing element (thermistor), which produces a change in
electrical resistance in response to an increase in temperature. They are normally
used in environments where smoke detector might generate false alarms (for
example: kitchen). When the detector senses a rise in temperature, the line voltage
drops. The control panel senses the change in voltage and activates the alarm if the
temperature reaches threshold

Red LED

Specifications:

Operating Voltage 12-27 Volts DC Peak

Typical Standby Current 60 µA

Max. Alarm LED Current 40 mA @ 24V

Color White

Red LED

Control Descriptions:

RED LEDs:
The red LEDs are featured as indicators in the detector. In Alarm conditions the LEDs
glow continuously indicating that heat has been detected.

Features:

• Easy to install, low profile design • Remote LED option

• Common electronic free slide easy • Twin LED's provide 360 visibility
base for optical, heat, multisensor, • Built-in Test Switch (by external
loop sounder, wireless converter, etc magnet)
• Easy for maintenance • High immunity to false alarm

Conventional Fire Alarm System