Arson Analogue Smoke Detectors (model 188229) — mains/standalone fire alarm units

Arson Analogue Smoke Detectors (model 188229) are mains-capable standalone fire alarm units designed to detect smoke reliably and provide early notification of potential fire incidents. These analogue detectors support direct connection to mains-powered systems while also functioning independently for smaller installations. The device is intended for installation in homes, offices and commercial premises where analogue signalling and conventional smoke detection are required.

Advantages

These smoke detectors offer consistent smoke sensing with straightforward analogue outputs compatible with a range of conventional alarm panels. The units are suitable for mains-powered systems yet can operate as standalone devices, giving flexible deployment options. Their design focuses on reliable detection performance, compatibility with existing wiring and simplified maintenance procedures to support continuous operation in residential and light-commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms and hallways
• Small and medium-sized office spaces
• Commercial premises such as shops and storerooms
• Integration into conventional mains-monitored fire alarm systems

Key specifications

• Analogue (conventional) smoke detection output suitable for connection to mains alarm panels
• Designed for mains-powered operation with standalone functionality
• Compact form factor appropriate for ceiling or wall mounting in indoor environments
• Intended for detection of visible combustion particles (smoke) rather than heat or gas sensing

How to use

Install the detector on a ceiling or high on a wall following local electrical and fire-safety regulations. For mains-connected installations, connect the unit to the building’s alarm panel or mains supply using appropriate wiring and ensure power isolation before wiring. For standalone use, mount the detector in the desired location and apply mains power where required by the model. Place detectors away from cooking appliances, ventilation outlets and other sources of false alarms, and follow manufacturer guidance for spacing and zoning to ensure adequate coverage.

Usage recommendations

Perform regular functional checks according to local standards and the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. Test the alarm output periodically, replace or service units if sensitivity drifts or faults are detected, and ensure compatibility with the host alarm panel before integration. Use multiple detectors to provide overlapping coverage for larger areas and consult a qualified installer for mains connections and system integration.