105 Degree Linear Heat Cable Linear Heat Detection Heat Resistance Cable Cable Outdoor Use

• Customization: Available
• Type: Metal Detector
• Usage: Temperature
• Model NO.: AW-D4088
• Installation Mode: Line Coverage with Continuous Point
• Certification: CE, ISO
• Application: Industry, Special Hazard Fire Alarm
• Insulation Material: PVC
• Storage Temperature: Upto 45-105 ºC
• Control Unit&Eol Box: DC24V, IP66
• Conductor Material: Steel Conductors
• Number of Conductors: 2
• Alarm Temperature: 68,88,105,138,180ºC
• Alarm Response: 10s-20s
• Detection Length: Upto 500 Meter Support
• Relative Humidity: 95%
• Transport Package: Carton Box
• Specification: 100*10*10
• Trademark: Asenware
• Origin: China

Product Description

Product Description

Digital Type Linear Heat Detection System

Compared with other kind of detectors, Digital Linear Heat Detector provides a very-early alarm detecting function to the protected environment, the detector can be known as an intelligent "switch" type detector. The polymers between the two conductors will break down at specific fixed temperature allowing the conductors contact, the shot circuit will intimate the alarm. The
detector has a continuous sensitivity. The sensitivity of linear heat detector will not be influenced by the environment temperature changing and the length of detection cable using. It does not need to be adjusted and compensation. The detector can transfer both alarm and fault signals to control panels normally with 24VDC or without 24VDC.

Specific

Brand Name	Asenware
Model Number	AW-D4068
Conductor Material	Steel Conductors
Insulation Material	PVC
Number of Conductors	2
Application	industrial and special hazard fire alarm
Alarm temperature	68,88,105,138,180ºC
Storage temperature	Upto 45-105 ºC
Alarm Deviation	±3ºC - ±8ºC
Alarm Response Time	10s-20s
Control Unit&EOL Box	DC24V, IP66
Detection length	upto 500 meter support
Relative humidity	95%

 

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