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Contextual Info: 1415 System Sensor Ionization Smoke Detector Description The System Sensor 1451 ionization type smoke detectors are specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of fire detection and fire alarm systems. The 1451 ionization detector uses a state-of-the-art, dual unipolar

Contextual Info: ASD-LS Description Analog Addressable Laser Smoke Sensor The Gamewell-FCI, Model ASD-LS, is a low profile laser smoke sensor that adds another new dimension to analog addressable fire detection. It incorporates laser smoke detection technology that provides unsurpassed sensitivity

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Contextual Info: AAD-8100 Intelligent FAAST Fire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology Description The Gamewell-FCI, Intelligent FAAST , AAD-8100 Aspirating Smoke Detector combines dual source blue LED and infrared laser , optical smoke detection with the fire alarm control panel connectivity, via the Velociti mode to

Contextual Info: FAAST 9400X Conventional FAAST Fire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology Description The Gamewell-FCI, FAAST XT®, 9400X aspirating smoke detectors deliver highly accurate Very Early Warning Fire Detection over a wide coverage area and offer extensive communication applications. This aspirating smoke detector combines advanced particle separation with a unique

Contextual Info: Features Flex 404 Four-Zone Fire Alarm Control Panel g2404ph1.jpg Description The Gamewell Flex 404 Fire Alarm Control Panel brings the latest in microprocessor technology to conventional fire controls. The Flex 404 is compatible with the new i³ smoke

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Contextual Info: Features Flex 402 Two-Zone Fire Alarm Control Panel Description g2402ph1.jpg The Gamewell Flex 402 Fire Alarm Control Panel brings the latest in microprocessor technology to conventional fire controls. The Flex 402 is compatible with the new i³ smoke

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Contextual Info: Aspirating Smoke Detection PRODUCTS Accessories Piping Conventional and Intelligent Detectors 2 High Sensitivity. Simple Communications. Nuisance Immunity. FAAST Fire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology from System Sensor – the world leader in smoke detection technology – is an ultra sensitive highly

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Abstract: 301B4 Gamewell photoelectronic smoke alarm Smoke Sensor circuit dust detector NFPA-72 DETECTOR FLAME fire detector
Contextual Info: 1451 System Sensor Ionization Smoke Detector Description The System Sensor 1451 ionization type smoke detectors are specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of fire detection/alarm systems. The 1451 ionization detector uses a state-of-the-art, dual unipolar sensing

Contextual Info: FAAST XT AAD-9400X Intelligent Fire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology Description The Gamewell-FCI, Intelligent FAAST XT®, AAD-9400X aspirating smoke detectors deliver highly accurate Very Early Warning Fire Detection over a wide coverage area directly over the Signaling Line Circuit SLC to the fire

Contextual Info: 2400 SYSTEM SENSOR PHOTOELECTRONIC SMOKE DETECTOR DESCRIPTION The System Sensor 2400 Series photoelectronic smoke detectors are specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of fire detection/alarm systems. These detectors use state-of-the-art optical sensing chambers. The detectors

Contextual Info: XP95-I Description Analog Addressable Ionization Smoke Sensor The Gamewell-FCI Analog Addressable Ionization Sensor XP95-I is designed for operation with the Gamewell-FCI, 600 Series and ILI95-E3 Series, fire alarm control panels. Each XP95-I ionization smoke sensor digitally transmits its

Contextual Info: 1151 SYSTEM SENSOR LOW PROFILE, IONIZATION PLUG-IN SMOKE DETECTOR DESCRIPTION The System Sensor 1151 low profile ionization type smoke detectors are specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of fire detection/alarm systems. The 1151 ionization detector uses a state-of-the-art, dual unipolar sensing

Contextual Info: 2451 SYSTEM SENSOR PHOTOELECTRONIC SMOKE DETECTOR DESCRIPTION The System Sensor 2451 Series photoelectronic smoke detectors are specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of fire detection/alarm systems. The 2451 and 2451T detectors use state-of-the-art optical sensing chambers and are designed so that LED failure will not cause an

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Contextual Info: r 4401 This Dicdn Linkable Photoelectric Smoke and Fire Alarm is a 9 volt battery powered device utilising a sensing technology that “sees" smoke. This makes the unit ideal for detecting slow smouldering fires. The alarm can be ^ • ■ ' T im n r m w n r ,^

Contextual Info: 2151 System Sensor Low Profile, Photoelectronic Description The System Sensor 2151 low profile photoelectronic smoke detector is specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of the fire detection/alarm systems. The 2151 detector uses a state-of-the-art optical sensing

Contextual Info: May 4, 2004 CS-2430 5600 Series Mechanical Heat Detectors GENERAL System Sensor’s 5600 Series mechanical heat detectors offer a low-cost option for property protection against fire and for non-life-safety installations, where smoke detectors are inappropriate.

Contextual Info: System Sensor, 5600 Series Description Mechanical Heat Detectors The System Sensor 5600 Series mechanical heat detectors offer a low-cost solution for property protection against fire and protection in conditions where the non-life safety installations may not require smoke detectors.

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Contextual Info: ISM Selector Guide SEMTECH ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS & SENSING RF Solutions Making the World Simpler, Greener, Smarter HVAC Flow and Temperature Sensing Security, Wireless Alarm, Fire/Smoke Sensing Natural and Electric Light Control IP TV Set Top Box CE Remote Control

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Contextual Info: 10 A, Rail-to-Rail I/O, Zero Input Crossover Distortion Amplifiers ADA4505-1/ADA4505-2/ADA4505-4 V– 2 Remote battery-powered sensors, handheld instrumentation and consumer equipment, hazard detectors for example, smoke, fire, and gas , and patient monitors can benefit from the features

Contextual Info: XP95-M Description Analog Addressable Multi-Sensor The Gamewell-FCI Analog Addressable Multi-Sensor XP95-M is designed to provide the highest effectiveness by using the latest microprocessor technology and enhanced algorithms. The XP95-M Multi-Sensor includes

Contextual Info: XP95-DM Description Analog Addressable Discovery Multi-Sensor The XP95-DM Discovery multi-sensor detector operates with all the Gamewell-FCI 600 Series analog addressable FACPs. All of the detectors in the XP95 family have identical external dimensions and fit all base options. Polling and

Contextual Info: February 22, 2005 CS-2507 BEAM1224 and BEAM1224S Single-Ended, Reflected-Type Conventional Beam Smoke Detectors GENERAL The System Sensor BEAM1224 and BEAM1224S are four-wire conventional projected beam smoke detectors. They are uniquely suited for protecting open areas with

Contextual Info: Velociti Series ADPF and ADPRF Analog Addressable Low-Flow Duct Sensor Description The Gamewell-FCI Velociti® Series, low-flow photoelectronic air duct smoke sensors are capable of sensing smoke in air velocities from 100 to 4,000 feet per minute 0.5 to 20.32 m/sec. .

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