UCHR-2W
Is a 2-wire conventional fire detector that combines both rate-of-rise and fixed heat detection. It is designed to respond to a rapid increase in temperature and/or temperatures exceeding a threshold of \(135^{\circ }F\) (\(60^{\circ }C\)), making it suitable for environments where smoke detectors may cause false alarms, such as those with high levels of dust or steam.
Description
Description
Is a 2-wire conventional fire detector that combines both rate-of-rise and fixed heat detection. It is designed to respond to a rapid increase in temperature and/or temperatures exceeding a threshold of \(135^{\circ }F\) (\(60^{\circ }C\)), making it suitable for environments where smoke detectors may cause false alarms, such as those with high levels of dust or steam.
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