Wireless Heat Sensor Ajax 63214 — white, wireless heat detector for alarm systems

The Wireless Heat Sensor Ajax 63214 is a compact white heat detector designed for monitored alarm systems. It detects rapid temperature increases and reports alarms to compatible Ajax hubs via the manufacturer's wireless protocol. The sensor is intended for locations where smoke detectors are impractical or where detection of fast temperature rise is required. The package includes a SmartBracket mounting panel, an installation kit and a quick start guide.

Advantages

The sensor offers wireless connectivity for easy integration into Ajax alarm systems and a compact design that fits unobtrusively on walls or ceilings. It provides fast detection of sudden temperature rises and comes with mounting accessories for straightforward installation. The device is powered by two non-replaceable lithium batteries and is finished in white to blend with most interiors.

Suitable for

• Rooms where smoke detectors are impractical (e.g., dusty, humid, or smoky environments)
• Areas that require fast detection of temperature spikes (kitchens, boiler rooms)
• Monitored residential or commercial alarm systems using Ajax hubs
• Locations needing a compact, wall- or ceiling-mounted heat sensor

When it may not be suitable

This heat detector does not replace smoke detection in all scenarios; it detects rapid temperature increases rather than smoke particles, so early smoke detection of smouldering fires may be limited. It is powered by non-replaceable batteries, which means the entire unit must be replaced when batteries are depleted.

Key specifications

• Detector type: Heat
• Operating temperature range: 0 °C to +50 °C
• Power supply: 2 non-replaceable lithium batteries
• Colour: White
• Dimensions: 44 × 86 × 86 mm
• Included accessories: SmartBracket mounting panel, installation kit, quick start guide

How to use

Mount the sensor using the included SmartBracket and installation kit following the quick start guide. Pair the device with a compatible Ajax hub according to the hub’s device enrollment procedure. Position the sensor on a wall or ceiling in the protected area, avoiding direct exposure to heating elements or drafts that could affect temperature readings. Periodically check the hub for battery status notifications and test the detector through the security system to confirm proper operation.

What to consider before purchase

• Whether heat detection is suitable for the premises compared with smoke detection
• Compatibility with your Ajax hub and the required wireless protocol
• Operating temperature range of 0 °C to +50 °C for intended installation locations
• Non-replaceable battery design and expected lifetime considerations

Usage recommendations

Install the sensor where rapid temperature rises are most likely to occur, keep it free from obstructions, and test it regularly via your Ajax hub. Replace the unit when battery end-of-life is indicated by the system.