Apollo 55000-500 XP95 Analogue Addressable Ionisation Smoke Detector
SKU
55000-500
£49.95
£59.94
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Part Number : 55000-500
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LED illuminates on the detector when in fire state.
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Fully compliant with Apollo XP95 protocol fire alarm loops.
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LPCB Approved.
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Full range of equipment to compliment this smoke detector.
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55000-500 Apollo Smoke Detector XP95 Analogue Addressable Ionisation Type
PLEASE NOTE : This product is now obsolete and no longer available. We would recommend the Apollo 55000-600 version as a replacement. Please see the related products below.
The Apollo XP95 Ionisation Smoke Detector (55000-500) irradiate the air in their dual sensing chambers. Thereby a current flow is created caused by ions travelling to the positive and negative electrodes. The flow changes when smoke enters and this results in a higher voltage. The change of the voltage is meassured and a signal is transmitted to the control panel.
Apollo XP95 analogue addressable ionisation smoke detectors (55000-500) offer several key benefits over it's conventional detector counterpart. The Apollo XP95 55000-500 analogue addressable ionisation smoke detectors are much more false alarm resistant. This is because the chamber inside the detector is constantly being monitored, if the detector starts to become contaminated the detector will send a pre-alarm warning to the fire alarm control panel. This means that the detector can be attended to and cleaned or replaced before the fire alarm system goes into a full alarm state due to a contaminated detector. Conventional type smoke detectors do not give this facility.
Apollo XP95 55000-500 analogue addressable ionisation smoke detector can also be assigned location text within the control panel. This is especially useful when responding to a fire activation on the fire alarm system. The reason that this feature is so useful is because it gives a full location description of the detector at the control panel position. This massively speeds up the time taken to locate where the fire alarm activation has occured. Whereas conventional fire alarm detectors would only give a zone number where the fire alarm activation has occured, meaning that the detector could be any one of upto 20 detectors.
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