Brk Electronics 1046767 Dual Sensor Smoke Detector

Product Description

The BRK ELECTRONICS 1046767 is a dual-sensor smoke detector unit packaged for professional installation in commercial and residential fire-life-safety systems. Dual-sensor detection combines more than one sensing technology in a single housing, improving response across a broader range of fire types -- both fast-flaming and slow-smoldering. This unit ships as a single detector in box form, making it suitable for individual replacement or new-construction installation. Licensed fire-alarm technicians and electricians are the primary installers for this class of device, which falls under aspiration smoke detection categories in commercial applications.

This detector is designed for use in aspiration smoke detection systems, including configurations referencing the SM310 and DC10 designations. It is suited for commercial buildings, light industrial facilities, and other occupancies where early-warning smoke detection is required by fire code. The boxed, single-unit format makes it appropriate for both service replacement work and staged new-installation projects managed by fire-suppression or low-voltage alarm contractors.

Key Features

• Dual-sensor technology for broad-spectrum fire detection coverage
• Designed for aspiration smoke detection system applications
• Single-unit (EA) packaging suitable for replacement or new installation
• Compatible with SM310 and DC10 system configurations as indicated by product designation
• Built for professional trade installation in commercial and residential occupancies

Compatibility

Designed for use within aspiration smoke detection systems referencing SM310 and DC10 configurations. No additional specific model compatibility data was provided in the product information.

Installation Notes

Installation of aspiration smoke detectors must be performed by a licensed fire-alarm technician or qualified low-voltage electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local fire codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the detection system before removing or installing any detector components. Consult the manufacturer data sheet and the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) for placement, spacing, and commissioning requirements specific to the installation environment.