Beam Detector
An optical beam Beam detector is a device that detects Beam across broad regions using a projected beam of light, generally as a signal of fire.They are used to detect fires in buildings where standard point Beam detectors would be either too expensive or too limited in their use due to the building's height. Optical beam Beam detectors are frequently used in warehouses as a low-cost method of protecting vast open areas.
- Combine the emitter and receiver into one. In that situation, it has the benefits of simple and convenient installation as well as excellent collimation for the optical path.
- Automatic calibration to ensure that the device can be easily debugged by one person.
- Self-testing function to monitor the internal fault of the detector.
- At least once a month, test your Beam detectors. To ensure that the alarm is operational, press the test button.
- Automatic compensation for receiving signal factors to avoid the influence of dust pollution, positional deviation, and ageing of transmitter tubes.
- The detector is built with an optical route, robust anti-jamming capabilities, a seal design, and reliable anti-corrosion and water resistance
- 4 reflectors for detecting smoke at a distance of 100 metres.
Function
The idea behind beam detectors is light obscuration. They are made up of a light-emitting transmitter unit and a receiver unit that are positioned across from each other to detect the light beam. Smoke particles disperse the light beam when they get in between the transmitter and receiver units, which lessens the amount of light that reaches the receiver. When the light intensity decreases, the receiver unit notices it and sets off an alarm to signal the presence of smoke.Beam Detector Types
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In large warehouses and distribution centers, beam detectors are essential for providing comprehensive fire detection coverage.
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In manufacturing facilities where flammable materials and processes are present,beam detectors help mitigate risks and ensure the safety of personnel and assets.
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Beam detectors are also used in specialized environments such as historical buildings, museums, and data centers, where traditional fire detection methods may be impractical or aesthetically intrusive.
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- Industry Expertise: With years of experience in the fire safety industry, we possess the expertise to deliver reliable and effective beam detection solutions tailored to your needs.
- Quality Assurance: Our beam detectors undergo rigorous testing to ensure compliance with industry standards and deliver consistent performance in real-world conditions.
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Single-ended
Large open spaces like warehouses, atriums, and industrial facilities are monitored by sophisticated fire detection devices called single-ended beam detectors. These detectors are essential for early fire detection and prevention because they provide dependable performance and effective coverage. Light obscuration is the basis for the operation of single-ended beam detectors. A focused light beam is emitted by the transmitter unit, and a receiver unit is positioned across from it to detect the light beam. Smoke particles scatter the light beam and cause an alert to sound when they get between the transmitter and receiver units.Dual-ended
Dual-ended beam detectors are advanced fire detection devices designed to monitor large open areas such as warehouses, atriums, and industrial facilities. Offering comprehensive coverage and reliable performance, these detectors play a crucial role in early fire detection and prevention.Applications
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