The smoke detector detects smouldering and open fires with smoke development in an early stage. Light transmitter and receiver are arranged in the measuring chamber so that the light beam of the transmitter can not hit directly on the receiver. Only the light scattered on floating parts (smoke) (Tyndall effect) reaches the receiver and is converted into an electrical signal, which sets the detector in the alarm state and the built-in individual display lights up.

More safety through scattered light principle

Scattered light smoke detectors are based on the optical scattered light principle. Already with 3% smoke there is a trigger. This principle offers high safety and ensures early and reliable opening of the respective smoke control dampers.

Scattered light smoke detector at a glance:

• more safety through scattered light principle
• Reliable early opening of the smoke control flaps
• Tripping at already 3% smoke
• Plastic housing

Product Information

Brochure Control Panels	Brochure Control Panels
Brochure smoke and heat detectors control	Brochure about control of smoke and heat detectors
Catalogue (web) Smoke & Daily Vent	Catalogue (web) Smoke & Daily Vent

User Manuals

Brief instruction RM-2860/TH-4860/RM-3000

Brief instruction for the smoke and heat detector RM-2860/TH-4860/RM-3000

Certificates

0786-CPR-20042	Declaration of consistency of performance
DOP_32255_CT-3000-O_DE	Declaration of Performance RM 3000
Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)	Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)