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Detectors
Detecting the occurrence of the fireball at its incipient stage, when its size and energy emitted by it are small enough to be controlled by suppression is a critical factor in automatic fire protection systems. An electro-optical sensor is the quickest means to identify a fire. A special UV/IR combination provides greater sensitivity and higher speed of response while providing a high immunity to false alarms.
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Optical DetectorsFast-response Optical Flame Detectors detect the ultraviolet and infrared
emission radiation of the explosion/fire event. These patented UV/IR detectors
comprise optical sensors with special narrow band filters and perform a unique
spectral analysis of the radiation signals. |
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Heat DetectorsHeat detectors that are normally slower in response to fire are used in constricted areas where optical
detectors cone of vision is obstructed and in areas where optical detectors
maybe blinded by dirt and radiation absorbing materials. Spot heat detectors are selected for
local heat sensing in remote points and Linear heat detectors are selected for
area heat sensing over a predetermined distance. |
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Detector/ ControllerThis unit can govern both the troop compartment and the engine compartment
system components, eliminates the need for a separate control box, reduces
cabling, is cost effective without degrading performance and reliability. The
unit is ideal for small vehicles. |