Optical Beam Smoke Detection
Optical beam smoke detectors can detect smoke in areas where your typical smoke detection may be restricted. Ideal for use in spaces with high ceilings, and dusty and dirty environments like warehouses, we will evaluate if optical beam detection is the best fire safety solution for your business.
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Optical Beam Detection
As part of our commitment to innovation and technological advancement, we want to make sure that all available products for fire protection are available to you. Our technicians can advise whether optical beam detection is best-suited for your space and can tailor a system for your specific needs.
How often do fire alarm systems need to be tested?
An optical beam smoke detector uses a projected beam of light to detect smoke across large areas. They comprise a light source and a receiver. The two are either separated or housed within a single unit – in which case reflectors are used to reflect light from the transmitter back to the associated receiver.
When do you need optical beam detection?
Optical beam smoke detectors are installed in buildings where standard smoke detectors would either be uneconomical or restricted for use by the height of the building. They are often used in warehouses.
What are the benefits of Optical Beam Detection?
Optical beam detection enables coverage of a large area at minimal cost and are ideal for spaces with high ceilings, dusty and dirty environments, or areas of extreme temperatures.
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