Conventional Smoke Detector

This conventional photoelectric detector is a dependable, cost-effective option for small and medium facilities such as shops, schools, and offices. It uses a light-scattering chamber to detect visible smoke, then latches into alarm until the fire panel resets the zone power.

Conventional detectors are wired in zones, so the panel reports the affected zone rather than the exact device. IS 2189 recommends keeping device counts around 20 per zone to ensure reliable power and coverage.

With a twist-lock base and 360° LED, it is easy to install and inspect. It is best suited where pinpoint location is not critical and budgets are tighter.