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Relay base can be used for fire and security applications
Published:  July 2006
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Non-latching and latching modes can be selected for this relay base from Apollo for conventional smoke and heat detectors.

A low-profile 12 V relay base for Apollo’s Series 65 conventional smoke and heat detectors can be used in both fire and security systems, depending on whether latching or non-latching mode is selected.

There is a single-pole, voltage-free changeover contact for switching ancillary equipment. In the latching mode, the contact remains in the changed state until the detector is manually reset. In non-latching mode, the contact automatically resets both itself and the detector.

The relay base is operated by the detector and must be fitted with a Series 65 smoke or heat detector to function. A one-way fit prevents a detector being fitted incorrectly.

The Series 65 range of conventional detectors includes ionisation and integrating ionisation smoke detectors, optical smoke detects and heat detectors.






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