This is an INPUT DEVICE specifically designed to detect a rapid rise of temperature in a protected area. It is also triggered when a specific temperature is reached. HEAT DETECTORS come in three main fixed temperature settings: 135, 180 and 200 degrees Farenheit. HEAT DETECTORS are also known as fire detectors.
A fire detector that senses heat produced by burning substances. Heat is the energy produced by combustion that causes substances to rise in temperature.
See Estrus Detector. H08414. Definition from Hurnik et al., 1995.
a device that detects the heat from a fire and triggers an alarm and/or a water sprinkler system
This 24 hour detector can determine when there is excessive heat in the home or building caused by fire. This detector can work in conjunction with your security system or with a stand-alone fire system.
A fire detector that detects either abnormally high temperature or rate of temperature rise, or both.
A heat detector is a device that detects heat and can be either electrical or mechanical in operation. The most common types are the thermocouple and the electro-pneumatic, both respond to changes in ambient temperature. Typically, if the ambient temperature rises above a predetermined threshold, then an alarm signal is triggered.