AU101SD
Addressable Digital Speaker
- Real time smoke info
- Remote smoke sensitivity alteration from the panel
- Detailed location description settings
- Address can be changed from the panel
- Soft addressing
- Pre alarm
- Contamination alarm
- Extreme environmental protection
- Transient voltage protection upto 2.4KV
- Remote test facility from the panel
- Electrical supervision
- Dual bi-color LED indication for 360° viewing angle
- Corrosion protection
- Insect-resistant screening
- Easy to maintain/service
Electrical Specifications
Operating voltage : 17-27V DC
Quiescent current : 200uA
Alarm current : 1mA
Indications
Normal : Green LED(Blinks during scan)
Alarm : Red LED(Glows steady)
General Specifications
Smoke sensitivity : 0.5 – 3.5 %obs/foot
Operating temperature : 0ºC to 49ºC
Storage temperature : 5ºC to 40ºC
Humidity : 0-95% RH(Non-condensing)
Color : White
Housing : Polycarbonate
Compatibility : AU101X Protocol
Terminals : Stainless steel
What is a smoke detector and how does it work?
Smoke detector is a measuring instrument that measures the level of smoke in its surveillance. It will raise an alarm only when the level of smoke exceeds its pre-set upper limit/threshold values.
Photoelectric/Optical Smoke detector work on a common light scattering principle. Smoke detector contains a chamber that consists of a light emitter usually a LED and a light a sensitive device like a photodiode that receives all the light directly emitted by the LED.
When the smoke enters the chamber, the intensity of light received by the photodiode reduces due to density of smoke. If the intensity of received light drops below a pre-set threshold level, fire alarm is triggered confirming fire.
Unit of measure for level of smoke is Obscuration/foot (Obs/ft).
Photoelectric smoke detectors are highly sensitive to visual particles of smoke and also respond quickly to smouldering fires.
Addressable smoke detectors are wired using 2*1.5 sqmm copper cables from control panel.
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