Beam Detectors | High-Precision Sensing Solutions

Beam Detectors | High-Precision Sensing Solutions

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KTI080101200QDM — Beam Detector SL 200QDM

Beam Detector SL 200QDM

KTI080101200QDM

Price ₹ 56,984.00 excl. GST
+ 18.00% Tax + Freight Charge

KTI080110AX70TN — Beam Detector AX 70TN

Beam Detector AX 70TN

KTI080110AX70TN

Price ₹ 11,120.00 excl. GST
+ 18.00% Tax + Freight Charge

KTI080105350QDP — Beam Detector SL 350QDP

Beam Detector SL 350QDP

KTI080105350QDP

Price ₹ 59,240.00 excl. GST
+ 18.00% Tax + Freight Charge

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A beam detector is a type of fire detection device that uses a transmitter and a receiver to create a beam of light between them. When smoke particles or other obstructions interrupt the beam, the detector triggers an alarm.

Beam detectors offer a greater coverage area, making them suitable for larger spaces such as warehouses and atriums. They are also less prone to false alarms caused by dust or steam, which can affect traditional smoke detectors.

Beam detectors are commonly used in settings with high ceilings, large open spaces, and areas where installing individual point smoke detectors would be impractical. Examples include airports, shopping malls, manufacturing plants, and exhibition halls.

Yes, there are active and passive beam detectors. Active beam detectors use a dedicated transmitter and receiver, while passive detectors reflect light off a surface. Both types have their own advantages and are chosen based on the specific environment and requirements.

Consider factors such as the distance the beam needs to cover, the environmental conditions (indoor/outdoor), sensitivity adjustments, and the presence of potential obstructions. Make sure to select a detector that matches your space and fire detection needs.

Yes, there are beam detectors designed for outdoor use. These detectors are built to withstand weather conditions and maintain accurate detection even in challenging environments.

Regular maintenance involves cleaning the detectors to prevent dust accumulation and checking for proper alignment. Most detectors have a built-in test mode to simulate smoke or obstruction to ensure they are functioning correctly.

Yes, many beam detectors are designed to integrate with common fire alarm panels and systems. It's important to ensure compatibility with your existing setup before making a purchase.

Yes, beam detectors are designed to meet industry standards and regulations for fire detection. However, it's crucial to check the specific regulations in your region and industry to ensure compliance.

Installation requirements vary by manufacturer and model. Generally, beam detectors require careful alignment between the transmitter and receiver. It's recommended to follow the manufacturer's guidelines or consult a professional installer for proper setup.