Fire Alarm Heat Detectors are devices that trigger alarms when temperatures rise beyond a set threshold, ensuring early fire detection.

Marine Fire Safety involves specialized systems and protocols to prevent, detect, and suppress fires on ships and offshore structures.

Heat detectors in marine settings are ruggedized to withstand harsh environments, providing reliable fire protection at sea.

Fire Alarm Heat Detectors for Marine Fire Safety typically feature a size range of 50mm to 100mm in diameter. They are graded for marine use (IMO/SOLAS compliant) with a viscosity rating of N/A (solid-state devices). Buoyancy is not applicable as they are fixed installations. Materials include stainless steel, aluminum, or flame-retardant plastics. Operating temperature ranges from -30°C to +70°C, with response thresholds at 57°C to 93°C (fixed or rate-of-rise).

Yes, Fire Alarm Heat Detectors and Marine Fire Safety products typically comply with maritime standards such as SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea), IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulations, and ISO 7240-5 for heat detectors.