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    Heat Detectors

    System Sensor Smoke Detector

    The HM Series Advanced intelligent thermal sensors are plug-in type fire sensors that use a single thermistor sensing circuit to provide early warning of developing fires, together with addressable communication with the fire panel.

    Overview

    The HM Series Advanced intelligent thermal sensors are plug-in type fire sensors that use a single thermistor sensing circuit to provide early warning of developing fires, together with addressable communication with the fire panel. The HM-RHSE, HM-RHSE-I provides fixed 58°C and rate-of-rise (10°C / minute) temperature sensing (Class A1R). The HM-FHSE, HM-FHSE-I provides fixed 58°C temperature sensing (Class A1S). These sensors are designed for open area protection and must only be connected to fire panels that use a compatible proprietary communication protocol for monitoring and control. The detectors have two integral red LEDs that provide 360° local visual indication of the device status.

    Features & Benefits:
    • Available with or without short circuit isolation
    • Isolator per device allows faster, more precise fault finding
    • Rotary decade address switches
    • Ivory colour to harmonise with the modern built environment
    • Worldwide proved reliability
    • Easy to maintain (washable filter)
    • Enhanced smoke chamber design to reduce false alarms by dust or contamination
    • Fast installation with rotatory addressable switches (01-99)
    • 2 state LED for 360º indication
    • Aesthetic design to harmonise with the modern built environment
    • Base complements the detector and is easy to install and wire
    • Genuine and fast response
    • Advanced protocol and smoothing filter to suppress false alarm
    • Analog addressable communication
    • Dual integrated LED for 360° visibility
    • Conforms to EN54-7
    • LPCB approved
    • Environment friendly
    • - meets RoHS legislative requirements
    Certifications:
    • CE
    • RoHS