Fire Detector
A fire detector is a device designed to sense the presence of a fire — typically by detecting smoke, heat, or flame — and then trigger a fire alarm system to warn building occupants and/or activate suppression systems.
Fire Detector Type
| Type | How it Works | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Smoke Detector | Detects smoke particles in the air. | Offices, homes, hotel rooms |
| Heat Detector | Detects abnormal rise in temperature or fixed temperature. | Kitchens, generator rooms |
| Flame Detector | Detects infrared (IR) or ultraviolet (UV) light from flames. | Fuel storage, chemical plants |
| Gas Detector | Detects hazardous gases like CO, LPG, CH₄. | Parking garages, industrial |
| Multi-Sensor Detector | Combines smoke, heat, and/or CO detection for accuracy. | Airports, hospitals, hotels |
Fire Detector Vs Fire Alarm
- Fire Detector: Device to sense fire condition (smoke/heat/flame)
- Fire Alarm: Complete system with detectors, control panel, and notification devices
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