Smoke detector 4-wire 613PC-4, analog addressable, operating voltage 10–30 V DC

The 4-wire analog smoke detector 613PC-4 is an addressable optical detector designed for continuous smoke monitoring in fire detection systems. It operates from a 10–30 V DC power supply and uses separate wiring for power and signaling to ensure reliable operation and simple integration with compatible control panels. The detector supports centralized supervision and fast alarm reporting, making it suitable for both commercial and residential installations where precise, addressable detection is required.

Advantages

The detector combines optical sensing with an addressable communication protocol to deliver accurate smoke detection and remote status reporting. Four-wire design separates power and data circuits to minimize interference and allow stable power delivery. Wide operating voltage range increases installation flexibility while addressable functionality simplifies fault location and system management. The detector is designed for continuous operation and straightforward integration with supported control panels.

Suitable for

• Commercial buildings: offices, retail spaces, warehouses
• Residential complexes and apartment buildings
• Educational and healthcare facilities requiring centralized fire monitoring
• Areas where separate power and signaling wiring is preferred for reliability

Key specifications

• Detection principle: optical (photoelectric) smoke sensing
• Wiring: four-wire connection with separate power and signaling lines
• Operating voltage: 10–30 V DC
• Addressable: supports individual addressing for centralized systems
• Intended use: integration with compatible addressable fire alarm control panels
• Mounting: ceiling or wall mounting compatible with standard detector bases

How to use

Mount the detector on a suitable ceiling or wall position according to installation standards and the control panel documentation. Connect power and signaling conductors using the dedicated four-wire terminals, ensuring correct polarity and secure terminations. Program the detector address through the compatible control panel or addressing tool, then perform system tests and sensitivity verification following applicable local regulations and manufacturer instructions for the control system. Ensure the detector chamber is free from packaging and protective covers before commissioning.

Usage recommendations

Place detectors to provide even coverage according to national fire codes and the control panel manufacturer’s layout guidelines. Avoid locating detectors too close to cooking appliances, HVAC outlets, or areas with excessive dust or steam. Schedule regular functional tests and cleaning as part of routine maintenance to maintain detection sensitivity and reliable operation.