Mains Powered (220-240V AC 50Hz) with 9V Battery Back-up
Temperature Range
54°C to 70°C
Advantages
Mains powered with battery back-up for continuous protection
Fixed temperature sensor for reliable heat detection
Loud alarm volume for effective warning
Silence/hush button for temporary silencing
Easy installation with push-fit mounting base
Linkable with other compatible alarms
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£ 24.99
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Description
The Deta 1165 is a mains-powered, hard-wired heat alarm with a 9V battery back-up. It features a fixed temperature sensor with a preset range of 54°C to 70°C. The alarm volume exceeds 89dB(A) at 3 meters. It includes a silence/hush button and power on/alarm status indication lights. This alarm operates on 220-240V AC 50Hz and comes with a replaceable 9V PP3 battery. It is designed for locations with a high risk of false alarms, such as kitchens, garages, and boiler rooms. Installation is made easy with a push-fit mounting base. A dust cover is included for protection during building works. Up to 12 alarms from the same manufacturer or range can be linked together. The alarm is manufactured to BS 5446-2:2003 and is CE approved. It is double insulated and includes an earth 'park' terminal. The dimensions are 140mm diameter x 70mm deep. The color is white.
FAQ
The fixed temperature sensor has a preset range of 54°C to 70°C.
The alarm volume is greater than 89dB(A) at 3 meters.
Yes, it has a replaceable 9V PP3 battery back-up.
Yes, up to 12 alarms from the same manufacturer or range can be linked together.
The dimensions are 140mm in diameter and 70mm deep.
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