Heat Detector

Heat detectors are designed to sense the presence of heat and a rise in air temperature, making them reliable in environments prone to false alarms from smoke detectors, such as steamy, humid, or dusty areas. They are ideal for use in infrequently occupied spaces like storage facilities, warehouses, and machine rooms, where smoke detectors might trigger false alarms. Although heat detectors have fewer false alarms, they can take longer to detect a fire compared to smoke detectors. Their operation is crucial in maintaining safety in environments where smoke detection could be compromised, providing a vital layer of fire detection and prevention.