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Innovair™ Duct Smoke Detectors • Initiate HVAC control devices to prevent the spread of smoke. • Are available in Low-Flow, Watertight and Hi-Temperature models. • Are complemented by a complete line of audible, visible and test accessories. Multi-Voltage Conventional Relays • Control fan and damper assemblies, air handling units and other auxiliary functions, such as elevator recall and door closure. • Feature activation LEDs for visual indication. • Are available in enclosure, track mount and pigtail versions. NEW! SpectrAlert® Advance A/V Devices • New Plug-in design for easy installation • Field selectable candela settings • Low current draw • Same mounting plate for wall and ceiling • Wall and ceiling outdoor products listed from -40° to 151°F Input #221 at csemag.com/quickResponse Input #222 at csemag.com/quickResponse Input #223 at csemag.com/quickResponse Acclimate™ MultiCriteria Detectors • Automatically adjust their sensitivity to the local environment. • Monitor signal trends to reduce nuisance alarms. • Increase fire protection with photoelectric and 135°F thermal sensors. Intelligence and Addressability Only on System Sensor Beam Smoke Detectors Single-ended, reflector design eases installation with only one side to wire Built-in, two-digit signal strength meter simplifies alignment for installation and testing Protect open areas with single-ended, reflected-type beam smoke detectors. Where other methods of smoke detection are difficult to install and maintain, these detectors: Protect up to 328 feet of building space where spot detectors are not suitable and where temperature ranges greatly fluctuate. Input #224 at csemag.com/quickResponse Are easier to install than dual-ended projected beam detectors. Are simple to align with a built-in, twodigit signal strength meter. Photoelectric Smoke Detectors • Are immune from dust and dirt build-up. • Provide a fast, accurate response to smoke produced by a wide variety of combustion sources through its unique optical sensing chamber. Contain six standard sensitivity selections, including two Acclimate settings that automatically adapt to the environment with advanced software algorithms. Can be equipped with an integral sensitivity test filter that allows the user to quickly and easily meet the annual maintenance and test requirements of NFPA 72.® Addressable rotary code wheels Integral Sensitivity Test Filter For more information on System Sensor Beam Smoke Detectors, the most advanced in the industry, visit our website at www.systemsensor.com/beam or call for your free E•DOCS CD-ROM, a comprehensive resource for technical information, at 800/736-7672. Input #226 at csemag.com/quickResponse Input #225 at csemag.com/quickResponse http://csemag.com/quickResponse http://csemag.com/quickResponse http://csemag.com/quickResponse http://csemag.com/quickResponse http://www.systemsensor.com/beam http://www.systemsensor.com http://csemag.com/quickResponse http://csemag.com/quickResponse

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Consulting-Specifying Engineer - November 2007

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