Smoke Sensors
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Simplex (4098-9714) TrueAlarm Photoelectric Smoke Sensor 0742444CN
Original price was: $45.00.$39.99Current price is: $39.99. Add to cart -
Simplex (4098-9754) Analog Multi-Sensor 07431883
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Simplex (4098-9791) TrueAlarm Analog Sensor Base with Relay Driver 0677112CN
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Simplex (4098-9734) High Temperature Heat Sensor 06501153CN
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Edwards EST (SIGA-PHD) MultiSensor Smoke and Heat Detector
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Simplex (4098-9784) Sensor Base (0677052)
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Simplex (4098-9717) TrueAlarm Ionization Smoke Sensor / Detector – 0677115
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Simplex (4098-9713) QuickConnect Sensor w/ Sounder 677-109
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Simplex (4098-9798) Sounder Base w/ CO Module
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Simplex (4098-9771) Analog CO Sounder Base 06501226
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Simplex (4098-9776) Analog Sensor Standard Base in Black 07431964
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Replacement Smoke Sensors
With over 20 years of knowledge & experience, Life Safety Consultants carries a wide array of replacement smoke sensors and heat detectors, available to seamlessly fit into your existing fire alarm system. Our inventory includes a selection of smoke sensors from various manufacturers including Simplex, and Edwards. If your sensor has been discontinued, our team can guide you to the recommended replacement for your system.
Requirements for Smoke Sensors in Commercial Buildings
The laws regarding smoke sensors in commercial buildings depend on local, state, and federal regulations. While different localities may have tighter regulations as well, everyone must follow the federal guidelines. NFPA sets the rules for businesses and fire protection, requiring sensor placement in every room, hallway, and storage area.
Types of Smoke Sensors
There are two main types of smoke detectors on the market. Choosing a sensor depends on your company’s specific needs. For example, a sensor sensitive to smoldering fires may become a nuisance in an industrial kitchen.
Photoelectric Sensor
Photoelectric sensors use light sources and photosensitive cells. Light scatters if smoke enters the chamber and causes the alarm to sound. Photoelectric types tend to pick up smoldering fires quickly.
Multisensor Detector
A multisensor uses both photoelectric and ionization detection of fires. By combining technologies, the sensor can detect a wider range of fires quickly.
Replace Your Smoke Sensors With Life Safety Consultants
With over 20 years working for various industries, including hospitals, military bases, and universities, we understand the diverse needs of our clients. Shop now for smoke sensors for your company, or call us at 1-888-557-0558.