Smoke Detector Eura ALG-61B8 — detector for cigarette smoke detection, compatible with alarm systems

Eura ALG-61B8 is a compact smoke detector engineered to detect cigarette and light smoke and provide a digital alarm input to security systems. The unit senses airborne combustion particles and issues a signal suitable for integration with alarm panels and monitoring equipment. Designed for indoor use, it enables early detection of tobacco smoke in rooms where monitoring of air safety and quick notification to connected alarm systems are required.

Advantages

The detector provides reliable detection of cigarette and light smoke with a sensor optimized for small combustion particles. Its design supports seamless interfacing with alarm systems, offering prompt signaling when smoke is detected. The compact housing and unobtrusive profile enable installation in varied indoor environments without significant visual impact. The device operates continuously and is intended for fixed installations, reducing the need for manual monitoring.

Suitable for

• Indoor public areas where tobacco use is monitored (e.g., hotel corridors, lobbies)
• Workplaces and office rooms with smoke-free policies requiring enforcement
• Smoking-sensitive rooms such as healthcare waiting areas or residential common spaces
• Integration into building security and monitoring systems for air-safety alerts

Key specifications

• Detection target: cigarette and light smoke (airborne combustion particles)
• Output: alarm input signal suitable for integration with alarm/control panels
• Installation: fixed indoor mounting
• Form factor: compact, wall or ceiling mounting compatible
• Operating principle: optical/particle sensing for early smoke detection

How to use

Install the Eura ALG-61B8 in an indoor location where cigarette smoke is likely to appear but away from direct drafts, open windows or kitchen areas that may cause false triggers. Connect the detector's output to the designated alarm input of the building's alarm panel following the panel manufacturer's wiring diagram. Power and baseline configuration should be supplied and verified according to the security system's installation procedure. After mounting and wiring, perform a functional test using controlled test procedures to confirm correct signaling to the alarm system.

Usage recommendations

Position the detector at typical breathing height for enclosed spaces or on ceilings for broader coverage, avoiding direct proximity to ventilation outlets. Schedule periodic visual inspections and functional tests as part of regular security system maintenance to ensure consistent detection performance.