Tech specs

FireProtect 2 RB (Heat/Smoke) UL Jeweller

Wireless combined heat and smoke detector with replaceable batteries

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Communication

Jeweller communication technology

Proprietary wireless technology for transmission of alarms and events.

Key features:

Two-way communication.
Protection against device spoofing.
Block encryption featuring a dynamic key.
Instant notifications.
Remote control and configuration in Ajax apps.

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Frequency band

905.0–926.5 MHz

Certified by UL/ULC standards.

Maximum effective radiated power (ERP)

up to 20 mW

Automatic power control to reduce power consumption and radio interference.

Radio signal modulation

GFSK

Radio signal range

up to 5,500 ft

Between the detector and a hub (or radio signal range extender) in an open space.

Calculate radio communication range at the facility

Encryption of radio communication

All the data stored and transmitted are protected by block encryption with a floating key.

Frequency hopping

To prevent radio interference and jamming.

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Sensitive elements

smoke sensor

heat sensor

Smoke detection

Sensitive element

double-spectrum optical sensor

Detects smoke by the size of particles in the air.

Patented smoke chamber

Protects the smoke sensor from dust, dirt, and insects.

Dangerous temperature detection

Sensitive element

for low temperature detectors

Requirements of UL 521.

High temperature alarm

at temperatures above 135 °F

Additional features

Built-in siren

85 dB volume at a distance of 9 ft

Sound notification of alarms. Active until the reason for triggering is eliminated or until the user disables notification.

Interconnected Fire Detectors Alarm

All fire detectors in the system turn on built-in sirens if at least one detector registers an alarm. An interconnected fire alarm is activated within one “hub — detector” polling interval but no more than 20 seconds later.

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LED indication

yellow indicates malfunctions

An LED indicator on the device enclosure lights up when malfunctions are detected, such as discharged batteries, contamination of the smoke chamber, or end of the service life.

red indicates fire alarms

An LED indicator on the device enclosure lights up when the detector registers a fire alarm.

Button on the front panel of the detector

In normal mode, pressing the button starts the smoke chamber test. In the case of an alarm or malfunction, pressing the button turns off the detector sound notification.