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Detection & Control Notes

When using a detection panel, the basic principle is to detect fires utilizing smoke detectors and similar detectors. Also Beam detection, Heat detection, Thermal detection, Infrared detection, UV detection and others are available depending upon the situation and hazard type.

Releasing panels can activate a suppression system upon signal and notification of a detected hazard alarm. These panels are made specifically for releasing each suppression system correctly and are designed for maximum performance.

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ANSUL Alarm & Detection Products
ANSUL® AUTOPULSE® Control Panels process detection signals from protected areas and immediately perform...
VESDA® Aspirating smoke detection technology offers the earliest possible warning of a potential fire....
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FIRELITE Alarm & Detection Products
Keeping people safe is really the bottom line. That is why Fire•Lite Alarms constantly strives to create new Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs) and products and improve existing ones so that they are the most technically advanced...
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KIDDE Alarm & Detection Products
What if there was a control system that used microprocessor technology to share the tasks of information gathering and reporting with its fire detectors...
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VESDA® Detection Equipment
VESDA® Aspirating smoke detection technology offers the earliest possible warning of a potential fire.
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PYRO-CHEM Alarm & Detection Products
Pyro-Chem offers four Releasing/Control panels providing the features and capabilities to match specific hazard types ...
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