Conventional Heat Detector Iris ID200 with base @ EN54-5

A heat detector (or rate-of-rise) monitors temperature by using a single thermistor which provides a voltage output proportional to the external air temperature. It has an open-web casing which enables air to flow freely, measuring the air temperature every two seconds. A microprocessor stores the temperatures, compares them with preset values to determine whether a fixed upper limit has been reached and uses algorithms to determine how fast the temperature is increasing. Fire safety systems equipped with heat detectors offer the following benefits:

• Suitable for applications wheres smoke detectors can not be used.
• Ideal in environments that are dirty or smoky under normal conditions.
• Responds well to fast-burning, flaming fires.

Features

• Operating mode selection (flashing on LED, flashing on remote indicator).
• Optical chamber sensitivity adjustment.
• Bicolour LED for identification after manual activation from the programmer.
• Complete diagnostics, contamination level reading and values measured in real-time.
• Memory of the smoke and temperature levels measured in the five-minute period prior to the last alarm.
• Sensitivity -58°C class (A1R)

Product Information

• Operation voltage: 10-30V DC
• Operation temperature: -5°C ~ +40°C
• Dimensions (with base): 110 (D) x 54 (H) mm
• Weight (with base): 160 gr
• EN54-5 Certified

Conventional Heat Detector Iris ID200 with base @ EN54-5