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| 1 |
In open air applications as
the detectors require ceilings to direct the smoke from
the plume by convection. |
| 2 |
Where ceiling heights exceed
10.5m |
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In Rooms where cooking will
take place, ie: Kitchens, or similar areas where steam
and condensation are present (use Fixed Temperature Heat
Detectors only) |
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Where exhaust fumes are present
ie: car parks (use Rate of Rise Heat Detectors) |
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Where smoke particles will
not be produced by fire |
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Plant Rooms (unless full discussions
regarding the room contents and status subject to a fire
have been made between client and manufacturer) |
| 7 |
Boiler and Generator Rooms (use
Fixed Heat Detectors) |
| 8 |
On side walls - this will severely
delay the response time of a detector |
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| The above information is only a guide.
When designing a system all matters must be considered ie: room
type, contents and your country standards (ie: British and European),
to determine the type of detector required. |
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