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30th March 1973, Page 64
30th March 1973
Page 64
Page 64, 30th March 1973 — Smoke and heat detector
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From Pyrotector comes a fl alarm smoke detection unit v% separate signals for alarm E fault, so that the alarm will operate if there is a fault.

The complete unit measi 4.25in. diameter by 3.5in. cr all depth; it may be surf mounted, semi-recessed wit 2-in. projection, or susr ded. A duct-mounting yen is also available.

Standard detectors supplied with a level of detec of 2 per cent obscuration lft — a practical level of se tivity. For special applicati the sensitivity can be increasE Made by: Pyrotector (GB) L Jenkins Hill, Bagshot, Surrey

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