Optical Smoke Detector Hekatron ORS 142 Set 31-5000017-01-04

The Hekatron ORS 142 Set is an optical smoke detector designed to detect visible smoke particles in indoor environments. Intended for integration with compatible fire alarm systems, the detector provides continuous monitoring of air for signs of combustion and contributes to early warning and evacuation processes. The device is suitable for both residential and commercial installations where optical sensing technology is appropriate for reliable smoke detection.

Advantages

The optical sensing principle enables reliable detection of visible smoke at early stages of smoldering and flaming fires without relying on heat increase. The detector set is provided ready for installation and is designed for straightforward integration into systems that support this detector type. Its configuration supports stable monitoring performance in typical indoor spaces, and the device is manufactured to meet recognized safety and performance expectations for smoke detection.

Suitable for

• Residential apartments and houses
• Office spaces and commercial premises
• Hotel rooms and corridors
• Educational and healthcare facilities
• Common areas such as stairwells and hallways

Key specifications

• Detection principle: optical (photoelectric) detection of visible smoke particles
• Intended environment: indoor use, residential and commercial spaces
• Output: compatible with system-based fire alarm panels (system integration required)
• Power and communication: designed for integration with compatible alarm system power and signalling circuits
• Form factor: ceiling- or wall-mountable detector housing suitable for standard installation locations

How to use

Install the optical smoke detector as part of a compatible fire alarm system following the system manufacturer's installation instructions and applicable local codes. Position detectors to provide coverage of the protected area, typically on ceilings or high on walls away from ventilation outlets, fans and other sources of airflow that could affect sensitivity. After mechanical and electrical connections are made, commission the detector within the fire alarm panel, perform functional tests and document the device location and settings according to the installation procedure.

Recommendations

Perform periodic maintenance including visual inspection and cleaning to prevent dust accumulation on the sensing chamber, and carry out regular functional testing as specified by the alarm system and local regulations. Replace or service units according to the manufacturer's lifecycle guidance and after any event that may affect detector performance.