Data Sheet

Fire Alarm Systems | D7050 Addressable Photoelectric Smoke and Smoke Heat Detector Heads
D7050 Addressable Photoelectric Smoke
and Smoke Heat Detector Heads
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u Connects to the multiplex bus of the FPD‑7024 or
D7024 Addressable FACP and the DS7400Xi Control
Panel
u Superior dust immunity
u Exclusive Chamber Check self-diagnostics
u Automatic sensitivity test features
u Easy disassembly for cleaning
The D7050 Photoelectric Smoke and Smoke Heat
Detector Heads are UL Listed, open-area photoelectric
smoke detectors designed for use with commercial fire
protective signaling systems and household fire
warning systems (see NFPA 72, the National Fire Alarm
Code). They are compatible with the FPD‑7024 or
D7024 Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels
(FACPs), the DS7400Xi Control Panel, and the G
Series Control Panels.
They detect large smoke particles by scattering light
from a pulsed infrared source operating with a gated,
high-speed, photodiode infrared sensor. The symmetry
of the optical chamber allows 360° uniform smoke
entry, but minimizes external light entry.
Use both of these smoke detectors for detection
circuits installed in areas where personnel are present.
The D7050TH has an added fixed-temperature sensor.
This expands the detector application to confined
areas where a fire increases air temperature slowly
and where there is a substantial increase in air
temperature before the fire breaks confinement, such
as furnace rooms, closets, and other confined areas.
Functions
Detector Head and Base System
The D7050 Photoelectric Smoke and Smoke Heat
Detector Heads are part of a compound system of
detector head and base. The detector base installs
over a back box and contains all the wiring. The
detector head attaches to the base by aligning the
head with the base and turning it clockwise. No tools
are required for installation other than the hex key
used to tighten the tamper screw. Each detector head
requires a D7050-B6 detector base.
Chamber Check Self-diagnostics
The detector meets NFPA guidelines for sensitivity
testing, because you can visually inspect the detector
and check the flash rate of the LED. If the calibration
is out of factory-listed range, the LED on the detector
double flashes once every 3 sec to 8 sec. Follow the
instructions provided with the detector to clean it. The
detector also sends a dirty chamber report to the
control panel.
LED Operation
When the detector is operating normally, the LED
flashes once every 3 sec to 8 sec. In alarm, the
detector flashes at least once per second.

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