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The FIRE-LITE h365 is an addressable heat detector designed for use in intelligent fire alarm systems. It monitors for abnormal temperature conditions using both fixed temperature and rate-of-rise detection technologies, providing reliable response to rapid and gradual heat buildup scenarios. The detector communicates with the control panel over a two-wire signaling line circuit and occupies a single device address, enabling precise alarm location identification across the protected area. A low-profile housing keeps the unit unobtrusive in finished interiors, and the sensing chamber is designed to resist contamination for stable long-term performance. The unit ships with its mounting base included.
The h365 is suited for commercial and light industrial applications where intelligent heat detection is required. Typical installations include office buildings, educational facilities, hospitality environments, and industrial spaces. It integrates into intelligent life safety infrastructures that use addressable signaling line circuits, allowing the control panel to pinpoint the exact device location at alarm. The detector fits into a standard base that supports secure locking and straightforward removal during routine inspection or maintenance cycles.
Designed as an OEM-style addressable heat detector for use with intelligent fire alarm control panels that support two-wire signaling line circuit devices.
Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. De-energize the signaling line circuit at the control panel before connecting or removing the detector. Assign the device address according to the system documentation before mounting the detector into the base. Verify normal standby status on the control panel after installation and before returning the system to service.
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