Smoke Detector
A detector that senses smoke particles in the early stage of a fire, generally well before flame or significant heat develops. That early warning is what gives occupants time to evacuate and staff time to tackle a small fire before it grows. Wired into a conventional or addressable panel. Suited to offices, corridors, stores, electrical rooms and residential areas — but not to kitchens or dusty or steamy environments, where a heat detector is the correct choice.
Specifications
| Type | Smoke detector |
|---|---|
| Detection | Smoke particles — earliest warning, before flame or heat |
| Wiring | Conventional or addressable panel |
| Typical Application | Offices, corridors, stores, electrical rooms, residential |
| Not Suitable For | Kitchens, dusty or steamy areas — use a heat detector |
Why Choose Deep Fire Control?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why a smoke detector rather than heat?
Smoke appears well before flame or significant heat, so it buys the earliest warning — which is the time occupants need to get out and staff need to tackle a small fire.
Where should it not be installed?
Kitchens, and dusty or steamy environments. It will false-alarm. A heat detector is correct there.
Does it need a control panel?
Yes, it wires into a conventional or addressable panel.
