System Sensor 6500E Addressable Reflected Beam Smoke Detector
An addressable reflector-type linear optical beam detector that connects directly to an analogue loop, for buildings with large open spaces.
Dealer for System Sensor
System Sensor Beam Smoke Detectors in Bhopal
Fire Protection System (FPS), a System Sensor dealer in Bhopal, supplies System Sensor reflected beam smoke detectors, the 6500 series, the OSI imaging beams and the BEAM1224, in addressable and conventional versions for large open spaces. FPS installs, aligns and maintains them across Madhya Pradesh.
Where to use Beam Detectors
- Warehouses and storage buildings
- Atriums and large lobbies
- Arenas
- Churches
- Spacious rooms and large open plan areas
- Open areas with temperature extremes (BEAM1224, rated -30 to 55°C)
- Buildings on addressable loops or conventional detector circuits
System Sensor Beam Detectors models
System Sensor 6500SE Addressable Reflected Beam Smoke Detector with Remote Test
The 6500 addressable beam detector with a servo-operated test filter, so both the optics and the electronics can be tested remotely.
System Sensor 6500RE Conventional Reflected Beam Smoke Detector
A conventional reflector-type beam smoke detector that connects directly to a conventional detector circuit, for large open spaces.
System Sensor 6500RSE Conventional Reflected Beam Smoke Detector with Asuretest
The conventional 6500 beam detector with Asuretest, a servo-operated filter that tests both the optics and the electronics remotely.
System Sensor OSI-RE-SS Conventional Imaging Beam Smoke Detector
A conventional reflector-type beam detector with a CMOS imaging receiver, built to tolerate building movement and strong light.
System Sensor OSI-RIE-xx Intelligent Imaging Beam Smoke Detector
An addressable reflector-type beam detector for panels using Advanced Protocol or CLIP mode communication, supplied with an 8 inch reflector.
System Sensor BEAM1224 4-Wire Conventional Beam Smoke Detector
A 4-wire conventional single-ended reflective beam detector with an 8 inch reflector, aligned with an optical sight and a two-digit signal strength meter.
System Sensor BEAM1224S 4-Wire Beam Smoke Detector with Integral Sensitivity Test
The BEAM1224 with an integral sensitivity test: a test filter on a servo motor inside the optics, which System Sensor says helps meet the annual maintenance and test requirements of NFPA 72.
System Sensor OSI-R-SS Conventional Reflective Imaging Beam Smoke Detector
A conventional single-ended imaging beam detector where only one side needs wiring, with long range as standard and a built-in imager heater.
How to choose
A beam smoke detector protects a large open space with a beam of infrared light instead of many spot detectors. All the System Sensor models here are single-ended reflector types: the transmitter and receiver sit in one unit, the beam bounces back off a reflector across the room, and smoke in the path weakens the returned signal and triggers the alarm. Only the detector end needs wiring.
First match the fire alarm system. The 6500E and 6500SE connect directly to an analogue addressable loop, and the OSI-RIE-xx works with panels using Advanced Protocol or CLIP mode communication. The 6500RE, 6500RSE, OSI-RE-SS, OSI-R-SS and BEAM1224 connect to a conventional detector circuit.
Next check the distance and the test method. The 6500SE, 6500RE and 6500RSE cover 10 to 100 m; the OSI models and the BEAM1224 cover 5 to 100 m, with no separate long-range kit needed on the OSI-R-SS. The 6500SE and 6500RSE have a servo-operated test filter that tests the optics and electronics remotely, and the BEAM1224S has an integral sensitivity test that System Sensor links to the annual test requirements of NFPA 72. The OSI imaging models use a 12° field of view with directional arrows for alignment and are designed not to alarm when saturated by sunlight.
FPS supplies, installs, aligns and maintains System Sensor beam detectors in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh.
Frequently asked questions
How does a reflected beam smoke detector work?
One unit sends an infrared beam to a reflector on the opposite wall and measures the beam that comes back. Smoke in the path reduces the returned signal, and when the drop is large enough the detector goes into alarm.
How far can a System Sensor beam detector cover?
The OSI-RE-SS, OSI-RIE-xx, OSI-R-SS and BEAM1224 cover 5 to 100 m. The 6500SE, 6500RE and 6500RSE cover 10 to 100 m.
Which System Sensor beam detectors are addressable?
The 6500E and 6500SE connect directly to an analogue addressable loop, and the OSI-RIE-xx is the addressable OSI model for panels using Advanced Protocol or CLIP mode. The other models connect to conventional detector circuits.
Can a beam detector be tested without climbing to it?
Yes, on some models. The 6500SE and 6500RSE insert an optical filter by servo to test the optics and electronics remotely, and the OSI-R-SS can work with a remote test station for an electronic simulated smoke test from ground level.
What does EN 54-12 mean?
EN 54-12 is the part of the European EN 54 standard that covers line type smoke detectors using an optical beam. The 6500 series and the OSI-RIE-xx list it in their data.
Does FPS install and align System Sensor beam detectors?
Yes. FPS is a System Sensor dealer and supplies, installs, aligns and maintains System Sensor beam detectors in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh. Prices are on request: call or WhatsApp +91 92440 89060.