Infrared Beam Smoke Detection Protects Chemical Treatment Centre in Hungary
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Infrared Beam Smoke Detection Protects Chemical Treatment Centre in Hungary PR Newswire MUMBAI, October 12, 2012 MUMBAI, October 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- A major chemical treatment centre in Budapest, Hungary, is using a FIRERAY 5000 and 14 FIRERAY F50R reflective infrared beam smoke detectors from Fire Fighting Enterprises (FFE) as part of

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Infrared Beam Smoke Detection Protects Chemical Treatment Centre in Hungary
PR Newswire MUMBAI, October 12, 2012
MUMBAI,October 12, 2012/PRNewswire/ --
A major chemical treatment centre in Budapest, Hungary, is using a FIRERAY 5000 and 14 FIRERAY F50R reflective infrared beam smoke detectors from Fire Fighting Enterprises (FFE) as part of its fire protection system.
Photo:http://halmapr.com/ffe/ffe0912budapestchemical.jpg
The system was designed and installed by the company's Hungarian distributor Elektrovill Biztonságtechnikai Zrt. The beam detectors are being used to cover large, open areas of the centre, as the wall-mounting and m assive detection area per unit make them a more efficient and effective option in such an environment.
"We realised that in this aggressive chemical environment we would not be able to use normal point detectors," said 2 Ákos Kürti, the Managing Director of Elektrovill. Each FIRERAY F50R unit can protect an area of up to 750m from a single wired installation point on a wall near the ceiling. The F50R hosts the IR beam transmitter and receiver in the same housing, with the beam being aimed at a prismatic reflector plate on the opposite wall to the unit. Smoke entering the beam path causes interference and reduction in signal strength, resulting in an alarm signal when a preset threshold is reached.
In the treatment centre, the detectors are situated in the warehousing and storage areas of the complex, which feature the type of open-plan architecture and high ceilings that make the most of the beam detectors' particular advantages. "Deformation caused by change in temperature is a huge problem here in certain parts of the centre, but we prevented these types of faults with the new 5000 series," said Kürti. Although not necessary in this instance, ATEX-approved FIRERAY models are also available for use in explosion-risk environments.
About Fire Fighting Enterprises:
Fire Fighting Enterprises (FFE), a subsidiary of Halma p.l.c., is the world's largest independent manufacturer of infrared optical beam smoke detectors and a leading manufacturer of fire extinguishers for the aviation market. In addition, the company manufactures standard and ATE X certified explosion proof switches and industrial vibration switches. Details of the company's full product range can be found on its website athttp://www.ffeuk.com.
About Halma:
Halma p.l.c. (http://www.halma.com) is an international market leader in safety, health and sensor technology. A public company listed on the London Stock Exchange, it has 3,700 employees in 36 subsidiaries worldwide. Halma's subsidiaries make products that protect lives and improve the quality of life for people through innovation in market leading products which make its customers safer, more competitive and more profitable. These subsidiaries are assisting India's economy in areas such as manufacturing, energy, water and waste treatment, the environment, construction, transport and health.
For further news about Halma in India and to subscribe to the Halma India RSS News Feed please visit our blog at: http://halmapr.com/news/india/.
Company contact for Fire Fighting Enterprises: Vishwajeet Thakar, India Manager,vthakar@ffeuk.com, 91-22-67080400
Primary Media Contact: Mr. Kuniyur J. Srinivasan,srini@halma.com, 91-22-6708 0400
Secondary Media Contact: Mr. Damian Corbet,damian.corbet@halma.com, 44-7766-140875
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