Collections

Enclosures

E3 Series

Duct Smoke Detectors

Duct smoke detectors and sampling tubes A duct smoke detector watches the air moving through an HVAC system and shuts the unit down before it distributes smoke through the building. It is not a substitute for area smoke detection, and it is usually installed to satisfy the mechanical code on...

Device Guards & Covers

Guards and protective covers for fire alarm devices This line protects devices that are already on the wall. A guard or a damage stopper takes the hit that would otherwise break an appliance, and in several occupancies it also discourages the tampering and false pulls that cost a building a...

Detector Bases

Smoke and heat detector bases The base is the part that stays on the ceiling. It carries the wiring, holds the head and, in several versions, adds a function the head does not have on its own. This line covers standard mounting bases in four inch flangeless and six inch...

Detection

Control Panels

Fire alarm control panels The control panel is the brain of the system. It supervises every initiating device circuit, drives the notification appliance circuits, manages releasing and auxiliary functions, and transmits alarm, supervisory and trouble signals off site. Everything else in the system is chosen to work with it, which...

Beam Smoke Detectors

Beam smoke detectors for large open spaces A beam detector projects a light path across a space and looks for the obscuration that smoke produces in that path. One device covers a long, wide area, which is why beam detection is the standard answer for spaces where ceiling mounted spot...

Aspirating Smoke Detectors

Aspirating smoke detection systems An aspirating detector does not wait for smoke to reach a ceiling device. A fan draws air continuously through a network of sampling pipes and pushes it across a detection chamber, which is why this technology is used where very early warning matters or where spot...