Peterlee Fire Company

Fire Detection Equipment

Smoke and Heat Monitors  

• Analogue addressable monitors with automatic addressing card
• Free of electronic parts, this eliminates the risk of damaging electrical components during electrical test of loop wiring
• Protocol extended to 16 bits
• "Alarm Flag" and "Alarm Address" has been incorporated
• Registering system can provide an analogue-to-digital conversion within one second of it's last polling whilst at the same time, putting the address on the line so that the panel can poll that monitor next

Smoke and Heat Detectors  

  Ionisation Smoke Detector  

• The sensing part of the smoke detector consists of two chambers-an open outer chamber within
• Integrating smoke detector Suitable for use in areas where transient high levels of smoke may be expected is also available

• Photo-diode
• Light pulse from the LED will be scattered when smoke is present.
• If smoke is "seen" by the photo-diode on the following two pulses, the smoke detector changes to the alarm state.

   Heat Detector 

• Rate rise detector designed to detect a fire as the temperature rises. 
• fixed upper limit at which the detector will go into alarm if the rate of temperature increase has been too slow to trigger the detector earlier.
• Fixed heat detectors only change to alarm state at a preset temperature.

    Electronic Sounders  

• A wide range of electronic sounders are available for use within various systems. 
  - Fire alarm systems
  - Intruder alarm systems
  - Industrial signaling systems
• Several different models for signaling outdoors and indoors.
• Each model boasts various features
  - Weather resistance to IP65
  - twenty four signaling tones

  Motorized  Bells  

• Designed for internal use
• Highly efficient centrifugal movement
• Available in 4", 6" and 8" diameter
• Fitted with a series diode to facilitate fault monitoring and comply with BS 800

   Magnetic Door Release Units  

• Available for 24v DC or 240v AC operation
• Consists of a door plate and a solenoid unit
• The solenoid is controlled by the fire alarm system so that it is continuously operated thus magnetically attracting the door plate and holding the door open
• Manual release button button fitted to the side of the solenoid to enable doors to be closed without operating the fire system

• No hammer required
• Switch is held off by the 'edge' of the glass. when the glass is broken, the switch is released in a simple, effective operation
• Call points can be tested easily by inserting a special test key 
• Available in waterproof versions

Customer Service  

Peterlee Fire Company's experienced staff are on hand to offer advice on all the above products to ensure you make the correct selection for your needs, from design to installation. Smoke & Heat Monitors and Detectors can be maintained as part of your Fire Alarm Maintenance Contract.   
     
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