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Did you know that AS1670 requires one detector in kitchen
exhaust ducts?
(Ref 4.2.2(c))
We have a probe heat detector which is perfect for
this application. Please ask us!
AS1670 Detector indicators.
The standard requires detector indicators to be
visible from the path of normal entry to the area they protect.
(Ref 4.1(c))
Hochiki SLV-AS
detectors have an indicator on two sides, so the device always complies.
AS1670.1 2004 - Alarm Sounders
Requires occupant warning for evacuation of
protected areas. Whether using a EWIS system or audible alarms, a
minimum sound pressure level of 65dB(a) and maximum of
105dB(a) is required to alert occupants. Additionally for sleeping
occupants in hotels and the like, a minimum level of 75dB(a) is
required at the bed head of each occupant. In any case the alarm
should be 10dB(a) above ambient. All sounder circuit need to be
monitored for open circuit.
Where these levels cannot be achieved, strobe alarms
may be required.
Also important to note that the standard now refers
to ISO8201 for the evacuation signals. AS2220 alert and evacuation
tones are no longer applicable. Our range of sounders provide
ISO8201 tones.
Australian standards 1670.1 nominate temperature
ranges for heat detection devices and are as follows:
Type A - Rate of rise 58 to 88 C
Type B - Fixed temp 58 to 88 C
Type C - Rate of rise 88 to 132 C
Type D - Fixed temp 88 to 132 C
Type E - Fixed temp special Our linear heat
detection cable comes in 68, 88 and 105C fixed temp therefore
corresponding to Type B and D. |