UCPD-2W
2-Wire, conventional optical smoke detector from Eaton’s UL-listed conventional detector range. It’s designed for easy installation and maintenance, featuring a discreet, aesthetically pleasing design, a common mounting base, and 360° visibility via a lightpipe LED. This detector is best for detecting slow-burning or smoldering fires that produce large, visible smoke particles.
Description
Description
2-Wire, conventional optical smoke detector from Eaton’s UL-listed conventional detector range. It’s designed for easy installation and maintenance, featuring a discreet, aesthetically pleasing design, a common mounting base, and 360° visibility via a lightpipe LED. This detector is best for detecting slow-burning or smoldering fires that produce large, visible smoke particles.
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