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Smoke Alarms<br />

Product Range<br />

Smoke Alarm, Photoelectric, Surface Mount<br />

(755PSMA)<br />

Smoke Alarms<br />

A <strong>Clipsal</strong> FireTek 755 Series Smoke Alarm is a<br />

small investment, yet potentially one of the most<br />

important you will ever make. The 755 Series<br />

offers ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric models, in<br />

surface-mount <strong>and</strong> aesthetically appealing<br />

flush-mount designs. Both models offer total<br />

protection in residential or commercial<br />

installations. You should consider installing a<br />

combination of ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric alarms<br />

in your home, to cater for different types of smoke.<br />

Smoke Alarm, Photoelectric, Flush Mount<br />

(755PFM)<br />

Smoke Alarm, Ionisation, Surface Mount<br />

(755SMA)<br />

Smoke Alarm, Ionisation, Flush Mount<br />

(755FM)<br />

Photoelectric VS Ionisation<br />

When choosing a smoke alarm, it is important to<br />

know that different models use different methods<br />

to detect smoke. There are two main types of<br />

smoke detectors: ionisation, <strong>and</strong> photoelectric<br />

types. Each is specifically designed to detect<br />

different types of smoke, <strong>and</strong> give the earliest<br />

possible warning in the event of a fire.<br />

The amount of warning given depends on the<br />

type of combustible material that is burning, <strong>and</strong><br />

the type of alarm selected for your home. The<br />

more warning you get, the more time you have<br />

to escape toxic smoke <strong>and</strong> flames.<br />

Ionisation type alarms respond faster to small<br />

smoke particles, such as those given off by<br />

burning paper, straw, or wood. Photoelectric<br />

alarms respond faster to larger smoke particles,<br />

such as those produced by burning foam, rubber,<br />

plastics <strong>and</strong> other synthetic materials.<br />

Nowadays, most homes are filled with synthetic<br />

materials. These include nylon found in carpets<br />

<strong>and</strong> curtains, plastic consumer goods <strong>and</strong> the<br />

foam rubber found in a lounge chair or mattress<br />

of your bed. Therefore the best detector type for<br />

your home is usually a photoelectric detector type.<br />

For the ultimate protection, a combination of both<br />

ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric is recommended.<br />

Smoke Alarm Isolation Unit<br />

(756)<br />

16 <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong> <strong>Solutions</strong>

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