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anyone any experience on optical smoke alarms , been told to fit one in a new build along with standard smokes and a heat detector
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anyone any experience on optical smoke alarms , been told to fit one in a new build along with standard smokes and a heat detector
Depending on the enviroment, will depend on what type of smoke detection should be used. Ionisation smokes are good at detecting smoldering fires like bedding and furniture. Optical are ideal for detection of visable smoke, and reduce false alarms. If you can give us more information on type of system, building etc we can try and advise.
from memory 10-12How do you get around 10 - 12 on a drawing? surely they are either there or they aint?
Would be an idea to contact the manufacturer of whichever system you are planning to use as I think some are limited to 10 heads max interlinked.
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