Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector System 1

Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector

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Specification of Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector

Network Type	Wired heat detector
OPerating Voltage	DC 9~35V
Standby Current	50uA
Alarm Indication	Red LED
Environment	-10 °C ~ +50 °C , Humidity ≤ 95%RH
Temp. Trip Point	57°C (135°F)
Alarm Output	Remote LED

Usage of Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector

Work with fire alarm system,suitable for install hospital,office,school.

Low standby current.

Anti-EMI and Anti-RFI.

Adopt SMT

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details : Carton Box,Gift Box

Delivery Details: 3 days

Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector 1

Fire Monitoring Heat Alarm Detector 2

Q: What would be the best safety routine to follow when earthquake strikes given the fact that the building I live in is not anti-seismic, and what are the proper equipments?: If your new handle set is Kwikset or Schlage, then the plunger can be installed for either a 2 3/8 or one that is 2 3/4, so most likely you've got the part that goes from one side to the other in the wrong one. Take the two screws out of the knob, push the plunger to the outside of the door and put the rod through the outer of the two holes. Some of them require you to remove the plunger and manually change it, so just remove the two screws on the side of the door, take the plunger out, and change the setting to 2 3/4. Replace everything and you should be good to go. It's probably in the fine print in the instructions, possibly in French. If your door was manufactured in the past 30 years or so, it should have been drilled to one of those two standards and you've probably got it set on the shorter one, so take it out, readjust, and reinstall. I doubt you've got any other issues as all the screws should have gone back in the same holes, especially if you replaced the lock with the same brand. Do the keys have the same head shape? Then it's the same manufacturer and everything should line up so the only thing that could cause your problem is that you've got it in the 2 3/8 backset position rather than 2 3/4. Common mistake and an easy fix. You've probably got more important things to worry about and wish they were all this easy to solve, right?

Q: Classification of alarm detectors: Working mode: active alarm detector and passive alarm detector.

Q: I lost my volume control Icon and can't get it back now. I have tried in my control panel but I have lost the program. Any Suggestions?: Iceman Also, I'd have the gas company come back out to check the system now if they refuse to light it, ask them to give you a written notice of why they would not light it. If you are burning natural gas, a yellow flame means that the burner is dirty and not getting enough air. This can lead to carbon monoxide problems. I'm not a doctor either, however, you might also have an allergy to natural gas or burning natural gas. Good luck

Q: I don't care if your going to say its uncomfortable or anything. But when you take them out do they go all wonky cause you kept them in for ages?: If there is a zinc coating on the stainless steel / bronze parts , then any acid would be suitable. My personal choice would be hydrochloric acid - old as muriatic acid or brick cleaner in hardware stores. I would stay away fro nitric acid - it has the potential to damage the substrate - particularly bronze. As with all strong / dangerous / corrosive chemicals, wear proper safety clothing particularly eye protection , long rubber gloves that cover the forearms and a waterproof / plastic apron. Wash any spills away with plenty of water.

Q: A fire hose on the ground shoots water at speed of 6.8 m/s. What angle should the nozzle point for the water to land 2 m away?PLEASE HELP ME! (I have tried and cannot figure this out) thankyou: its gonna be roughly, umm, 28 g/mole Thats actually heavier than most of the air (Nitrogen/Oxygen etc) But, I'm not sure if density really matters with gases, so just stick it on the celing, or near a boiler or somewhere that could emit CO.

Q: I read the MSDS on Phenol:Chloroform:IAA solution -and geez, it seems scary to work with. I worked with DNA extraction before in labs but haven't looked at the MSDS for PCI until recently.I know MSDS often exaggerates to stay on the safe side and I don't doubt that Phenol is very caustic and chloroform enhances it, but I see more experienced workers in my lab handling it outside of the fume hood and with quite a bit of expedience (what about splashes?)I guess my concern is:sometimes I do get a wiff of the acrid-smelling phenol when I take it out of the fume hood and put it in the centrifuge, and once or twice I had a few droplets splash onto my wrist (not covered by lab coat or gloves), but no burns or anything like that - is this bad? Should I honestly rush myself to the hospital everytime this happen and recommend those expensive Barricade/Responder gloves for my lab?: Yes, you should have a carbon monoxide detector in your home. And if you want to really do it right, one for each floor. ANY appliance which burns fuel is capable of emitting CO gas, if the wrong conditions occur. CO gas is emitted by fuel-burning appliances which are either improperly tuned (get a yearly furnace tune-up/check-up by a licensed repair tech!) or which does not receive enough oxygen to produce a clean burn. Chemically speaking, the CO molecule has one less oxygen atom than the CO2 atom, which is what you normally get when you burn a fuel, guess where the CO goes to get that extra oxygen from - YOUR BODY! Don't let this happen to you. When CO is emitted, it is an odorless gas. Some people think that they will smell an odor if CO is emitted from an appliance, but this is wrong. Further, CO will cause people who are sleeping to fall into a deeper sleep, unable to do anything about the problem and dying in their sleep. A CO detector is a very cheap lifesaving tool which is as important as the household smoke detector and a basic all-purpose fire extinguisher.

Q: If you can help me i will take your advice: Any radiation detector that uses ionization to create current, or to change the resistance of the material (usually a gas), transfers radiation to electricity. These are not power generators, though. There are indirect methods that are widely used for generating power. One is the radiothermal generator (RTG). It uses radiation (usually neutrons) to directly heat a material, then Peltier devices to take that heat and convert is to electric power. .

Q: Not talking about guns but can i like use my own knife if i pay for it or like i heard of this face shield that can withstand a .44 bullet can i buy that and use it while im on tour and keep it?: It's probably just the dust burning off from accumulation over the summer. Should burn off after one or two cycles.

Q: i mean like wow when i sit next to her this is only! she keeps fluffing her hairits like a horizontal table and we were sitting next to each on same side.the teacher is closer to her so i can't seei dont want to be mean and say hey put your hair down you need a hair cut..so i what do i do?: A new turn signal stalk. Little bit of a pain to replace, generally.

Q: I set my alarm clock to go off at 4 different times and didn't wake up to ANY of them. What's wrong with me? I was really stressed out before I went to sleep, and when I woke up, I was 30 minutes late for my exam! The professor really hates me now.I don't understand why this happenedI went to bed early and everything!: In our town, we just buried a 31-year-old mother and her baby this week because she had taken the batteries out of smoke detector. Some smoke detectors are hard-wired to the primary electrical system and have a battery backup that keeps it active during power outages.

QZJY,is a leading largest and professional manufacturer of fire hydrant and valves in China, Products for overseas markets covered all over the world.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Quanzhou, China
Year Established	1988
Annual Output Value	Above US$ 0.8 Million
Main Markets	Mid East, Africa, Europe
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3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Shanghai, Shengzhen
Export Percentage	40%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	210 People
Language Spoken:	English；Chinese;Spain ;Alabic
b) Factory Information
Factory Size:	Above 7,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	Above 6
Contract Manufacturing	OEM Service Offered；Design Service Offered
Product Price Range	Average