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Smoke detector inside switchgear

01/31/2010 12:08 AM

Is High Sensitivity Smoke Detection (HSSD) system involving aspirated type smoke sensors inside the switchgear cabinets/panels is necessary .
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Re: Smoke detector inside switchgear

01/31/2010 2:13 AM

NO,,,just make sure it still works.

Joe in Texas
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Re: Smoke detector inside switchgear

01/31/2010 7:50 AM

It sometimes surprises one to see the questions about basic safety devices. One should understand that they are important even if the functions overlap. It is always better to be cautious than confident.
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Re: Smoke detector inside switchgear

02/01/2010 9:41 AM

It is not neccessary but can prove very useful in detecting an incipient fire condition well before there is visible smoke present. www.air-intelligence.com
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Re: Smoke detector inside switchgear

02/26/2010 11:09 PM

Hello,

It's not necessary, you can usual smoke detectors.

I prefe to use HSSD because it high sensitivity compare to usual smoke detectors.
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