FXN922 Bi-Wire Optical Multi Sensor

Price: £23.30 inc VAT: £27.96

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Manufacturer:	Cooper Industries
Manuf part number:	FXN922

Description

FXN922 Bi-Wire Optical Multi Sensor

Cooper Fire has introduced a NEW range of Bi-Wire detectors consisting of a revolutionary dual patent, multi sensor detector which incorporates both Bi-Wire and Self-Check features as well as having 5 different modes within a single detector.

Features-

- Chamber monitoring and Drift Compensation, Dual LED with 360° viewable design

- 5 Modes in 1 detector

- Self check facility

- 360° viewable design

- Common mounting base

This new conventional detector can be configured to operate as either an optical detector, opto/heat multi-sensor or 1 of 3 heat detector modes (A1R, BS, CS) using the four position switch located at the back of the detector.

The detector, having self check facilities, has a dual LED indicator.
The red LED is continuous to indicate alarm condition, the yellow LED is lit continuously to indicate a smoke sensing chamber fault or that the detector has reached the limit of its contamination compensating ability.
This LED can also be pulsed from the panel to locate wiring faults thereby saving time and cost by facilitating the fault finding process.

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