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Intrusion & Alarm

Fire and Environmental Detectors

Smoke, heat, CO and water-leak detectors and manual call points that report into an intrusion alarm system. Choose the sensing type room by room (smoke for living and office spaces, heat where cooking steam or dust would cause false alarms, CO near fuel-burning appliances, leak sensors under pipes and tanks) and match the radio or wired interface to your panel; some models also have a built-in siren.

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Selecting smoke, heat and leak detectors

Pick the sensing type for the risk in each room rather than fitting one model everywhere.

  • Smoke, heat or CO: optical smoke sensing reacts to smouldering fires in bedrooms and offices. Heat sensing suits kitchens and dusty areas where smoke sensors give nuisance alarms. CO sensing covers rooms with gas appliances or generators.
  • Standalone or system-connected: some detectors carry their own sounder, while others report to the alarm panel so the whole site hears the warning and the owner gets an alert.
  • Wiring: a 4-wire non-addressable smoke detector needs a compatible wired panel. Wireless models need the matching hub.
  • Leak sensor placement: place water-leak detectors on the floor under sinks, washing machines, water heaters and server racks.

Where local building rules require a certified fire alarm system, treat these detectors as an extra layer on top of it, not a replacement. Pair them with an alarm hub and a loud siren so warnings reach everyone.

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