Beam Detector

Suppose you are planning to invest in the best beam detectors that don’t break the bank. In that case, you are in the right place to pick the best, as Palladium Safety Solutions Pvt. Ltd. has been manufacturing beam detectors of excellent quality for a long time now. Generally, a beam detector is a type of detector that detects both smoke and objects and is used in fire alarm systems. It raises the alarm when it detects smoke/objects, thus preventing unfortunate fire accidents. You can find two types of beam detectors in the market, reflector type and receiver-transmitter type. The receiver-transmitter consists of the receiver and a transmitter where the IR light beams will be transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver continuously. If smoke blocks the IR light beams and prevents it from reaching the receiver, the alarm sound starts to give alerts. The distance between the transmitter and receiver can be around 5-100 meters. In the reflector type, you will find a reflector and a unit. Usually, the IR beams sent from the receiver-transmitter unit are reflected in between the reflector and the unit. If there are more than three reflectors, the distance between the reflector and the unit can vary from 5 to 50 meters, whereas if there is only one reflector, then the distance between the two is 5-35 meters. Conventional Reflective Beam Detector is a reflective infrared beam detector, which must be used together with a reflector. With excellent built-in microprocessor, the detector has strong ability of analysis andjudgment. The detector can automatically carry out systemadjustment, compensationof variation of ambient data, and judgment of fire and fault through fixed algorithm, andindicate these states by LED and signal output terminals.

Unit has an emitter and the receiver as one.

In that case, it has advantages of easy and convenient installation as we have wonderful collimation for the optical path

Automatic calibration to make sure one person can debug the device easily

Self-testing function to monitor the internal fault of the detector