Data Sheet

Fire Alarm Systems | FAP-440 Analog Detectors
FAP-440 Analog Detectors
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u Smoke threshold is adjustable and automatically
compensated
u Rotary switch addressing
u Flexible work modes determined by the control
panel
u Selectable base locking mechanism prevents
malicious removal of the detector
u Multi‑criteria or multi‑sensor technology reduces
false alarms
The FAP‑440 Analog Detectors are open-area smoke
detectors of which some models are enhanced with
heat or heat and CO sensors. These detectors work
with the FPA‑1000 Analog Addressable Fire Panels.
Use these detectors with the FAA‑440 bases to provide
general life safety and property protection.
Functions
Address Range
The FAP‑440 Analog Detectors have a valid address
range from 1 to 254 which is set by rotary switches on
the back of each detector.
Indicator LED
The detector head has a multi‑color LED to indicate
status. To verify power to the detector and functioning
communication of the analog addressable loop, the
LED indicator flashes green when operating normally
(polling). Through panel parameter setting, it is
possible to turn on or off operation of the polling
indicator. In the event of an alarm condition, the
detector LED will always show a steady red light.
Modular Construction
These detectors are part of a two‑piece modular
design for detector assemblies. An FAP‑440 Analog
Detector attaches to an FAA‑440 Family base. The
base’s security locking tab prevents any unauthorized
detector removal from the base.
Advanced technology for false alarm reduction
Multi‑sensor detector: The multi‑sensor detector
contains a photoelectric smoke sensor and a heat
sensor. Either sensor can detect a fire and activate an
alarm signal. The smoke threshold is adjustable (see
Sensitivity Calibration and Compensation below) while
the heat sensor’s threshold is set at 135°F.
Multi-criteria detector: The multi‑criteria detector also
contains smoke and heat sensors that work
independently of each other, but in conjunction with
the CO sensor. In this model, an alarm signal will be
activated by either one or both of the sensors only if
the CO level is also exceeded.

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