Deta 1166 White Mains Powered Heat Alarm With Lithium Battery Backup

Deta 1166 Description

The Deta 1166 is a white 230V mains voltage interlinkable heat alarm with ferrite base for areas where dust and fumes may trigger nuisance alarms. Supplied with 10 year sealed for life lithium battery backup and easy fix universal mounting base.

Suitable for D1 fire safety systems for rented or multiple occupancy properties, ideal for kitchens, attics and garages.

Features low battery warning, test/silence button, LED operating indicators along with a sound output 85db at 1m. Maximum power consumption 9W.

Interlinkable up to 12 optical, heat and carbon monoxide alarms in total to provide comprehensive domestic protection for larger properties.

A removable dust cover also protects the smoke alarm from dust ingress during building works and the fly-lead simplifies connection for a second fix installation.

Deta 1166 Features

• Deta 1166 mains voltage heat alarm
• White easy fix universal mounting base and head
• Supplied with 10 year sealed for life lithium battery backup
• Utilises the latest ferrite base heat sensing technology
• Rating 230V~
• Sound output 85db at 1m, maximum power consumption 9W
• Suitable for D1 fire safety systems for rented or multiple occupancy properties
• Ideal for kitchens, attics and garages
• Two-part assembly, allows mounting base to be installed at 2nd fix with alarm head installed later once decorating is complete
• Universal mounting base, provides large wiring space and incorporates a foam gasket to prevent dust ingress
• Alarm head is easily connected using a fly lead connection and simply push fits into the base
• High visibility, heat shrink dust cover fitted to alarm head allows alarm to be installed and tested before occupation
• Missing battery indicator and mechanism prevents installation of the alarm if the battery is missing
• Interlinkable up to 12 optical, heat and carbon monoxide alarms
• Battery back-up and low battery warning
• Test button
• Silencer
• Conforms to BS 5446-2:2008