Asenware Smoke Detector AW-CSD311

Asenware Smoke Detector AW-CSD311 is a conventional photo-electronic smoke detector designed to provide reliable open-area protection in various residential, commercial, and industrial environments. It utilizes a state-of-the-art optical sensing chamber to detect smoke particles, triggering an alarm when smoke levels reach a predetermined threshold.

Key Features and Characteristics for Asenware Smoke Detector:

• Photoelectric Sensing Technology: The AW-CSD311 employs photoelectric technology, which works by detecting the scattering of light when smoke enters its chamber. This method is highly effective for detecting slow-burning, smoldering fires that produce significant amounts of smoke.
• Conventional (Two-Wire) Design: This detector operates within a conventional fire alarm system, typically using a two-wire connection for both power and communication with the fire alarm control panel (FACP). This simplifies installation and wiring complexity.
• Wide Operating Voltage Range: With an operating voltage range of 9 to 28 VDC (non-polarized), the AW-CSD311 offers flexibility in power supply connections and ensures stable operation across varying voltage inputs.
• Remote LED Indicator Output: The detector includes an output for a remote LED indicator, allowing for visual alarm notification in more visible locations, especially when the detector itself is in a less accessible area.
• SMT Design for High Stability: Utilizing Surface Mount Technology (SMT), the AW-CSD311 boasts a compact and robust design, contributing to high stability and reliable performance over time.
• Strong Adaptability for Circumstance: Engineered to perform reliably in a range of environmental conditions, including varying temperatures and humidity levels. Its operating temperature range is from -10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F), and it can handle humidity up to 95% RH (non-condensing) at 40°C.
• Metal Shield & Anti-Electromagnetic Interference (EMI): The inclusion of a metal shield enhances the detector’s resistance to electromagnetic interference, ensuring accurate detection and minimizing false alarms.

Typical Applications:

• Residential buildings (apartments, homes)
• Commercial spaces (offices, retail stores)
• Hotels, restaurants, and teaching buildings
• Electronic computer rooms and communication rooms
• Libraries, archives, and book stacks
• Stairwells, walkways, and elevator machine rooms