Smoke Detector

Ionization Smoke Detectors – Detect fast-flaming fires using a small radioactive source. Photoelectric Smoke Detectors – Detect slow, smoldering fires using a light sensor. Dual-Sensor Smoke Detectors – Combine both ionization and photoelectric technologies for enhanced safety. Alarm System: Produces a loud sound (typically 85 dB or higher) when smoke is detected. Power Source: Can be battery-operated, hardwired into a building’s electrical system, or both (with battery backup). Connectivity: Some models connect to fire alarm systems, smart home devices, or monitoring services. Placement: Typically installed on ceilings or high on walls in hallways, bedrooms, and kitchens. Use Cases: Found in homes, offices, commercial buildings, hotels, hospitals, and industrial sites.