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Infrared and Ultraviolet Fire Detectors
Infrared and Ultraviolet flame detectors are used in areas where traditional smoke detectors would be prone to false alarms.
Infrared beam smoke detectors are used to provide "wide area" smoke detection. They are usually used in situations where it is impractical or not cost effective (due to wiring and maintenance costs) to use traditional point type detectors. Infrared beam detectors are also ideally suited for environments that experience temperature extremes or buildings with high ceilings or large open areas such as warehouses, hangers, shopping centres, airports, sports and leisure centres.
- More information about Infrared beam detectors
- Help and advice about where and how to install beam detectors
Nittan Ultraviolet Flame Detector
- Suitable for two wire systems
- Supplied with base plate
- UV ray technology suitable for unobstructed installations
FireRay Reflective Infrared Optical Beam Smoke Detector
- Conventional infrared optical beam smoke detector
- LED indicators to aid the beam alignment process
- Kit includes an optical beam detector transceiver and a reflective prism
- Provides economical and effective protection of large spaces
FireRay 5000 - Motorised Infrared Optical Beam Smoke Detector
- Motorised auto aligning infrared optical beam smoke detector
- Kit includes a controller, optical beam detector transceiver and a reflective prism
- Alarm signal is triggered if smoke enters the beam path
- Ideal for protecting large areas
FireRay 3000 End to End Infrared Optical Beam Smoke Detector
- Kit includes a system controller and separate transmitter and receiver heads
- Infrared optical beam range of 5m to 120m
- Features integrated laser alignment aid
- Ideal for large buildings that use reflective surfaces
Nittan Dual Infrared Flame Detector
- Suitable for two wire systems
- Supplied with base plate
- Dual sensor technology increases the responsiveness and efectiveness