Altec 169Mhz Heat Detector
Description
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Heat Detectors should be ceiling mounted in kitchens or areas with high levels of fumes or dust, they are not suitable for bathrooms or areas of high humidity. When activated a local alarm will sound and an alarm call will be transmitted. The Control Centre or Local Manager can speak with the resident and assess the risk before contacting the Emergency Services. Features include
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