Safe Area Conventional Detectors

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Tyco conventional detector design evolution has resulted in the creation of the Series 600 range of unobtrusively styled detectors, incorporating a number of unique design features enabling improved operation, installation and ease of servicing.

Through innovative design Series 600 detectors have the ability to reduce installation and servicing time to a minimum, needing only one visit to the ceiling to complete the installation and having a park position for the detector to simplify servicing.

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601 Detector

601CH Carbon Monoxide + Heat Detectors

601CH detectors are generally faster than ion-chamber and optical detectors in responding to fires that start by smouldering. They are also more tolerant of positioning and can be mounted in locations where there are likely to be obstacles to free smoke plume movement.

601 Detector

601H Heat Detector

Heat detectors offer an acceptable, but less sensitive alternative to smoke detectors if environmental conditions rule out their use. 601H-R (rate-of-rise) and 601H-F (fixed temperature) detectors detect abnormally high rates of rise of temperature and abnormally high (static) temperatures respective.

601 Detector

601P Optical Smoke Detector

601P detectors are capable of detecting the visible smoke produced by materials which smoulder or burn slowly, i.e. soft furnishings, plastic foam etc; or "smoke" produced by overheated but unburnt PVC.

601 Detector

601PH Optical Smoke + Heat Detector

601PH detectors react to the complete range of fire products, from slow smouldering fires, producing visible particles to open flaming fires producing large numbers of very hot smaller sized aerosols. The combination of optical and heat technology allows detection of clear burning fire products which hitherto could only be easily detected by ion-chamber detectors.