System Sensor 6500-SMK Us Surface Mount Kit Beam Detectors

Product Description

The SYSTEM SENSOR 6500-SMK US is a surface mount kit designed for use with beam-type smoke detectors. It provides the mechanical hardware needed to secure beam detector units to flat wall or ceiling surfaces where recessed or standard bracket mounting is not practical. Fire alarm technicians and low-voltage installers use this kit during new construction and retrofit projects to achieve a stable, code-compliant detector installation. The kit is sold as a single unit and is a direct accessory within the detection accessories category.

This surface mount kit is intended for use with compatible SYSTEM SENSOR beam detectors in commercial and industrial fire alarm systems. It is commonly installed in open-area applications such as warehouses, atriums, and large open-plan facilities where projected beam smoke detection is specified. Installation teams working on NFPA 72-compliant systems will find this kit useful when standard mounting conditions are not available.

Key Features

• Provides secure surface mounting for beam-type smoke detectors
• Supports clean, stable detector alignment critical to beam detector performance
• Sold as a single kit unit for straightforward procurement
• Designed as a purpose-built accessory for SYSTEM SENSOR beam detector installations

Compatibility

Designed as an accessory surface mount solution for SYSTEM SENSOR beam-type smoke detectors. Consult SYSTEM SENSOR product documentation to confirm compatibility with your specific beam detector model.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and local authority having jurisdiction requirements. De-energize the fire alarm control panel circuit serving the detector before beginning any mechanical work. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and that the detector is aligned precisely per the manufacturer beam detector alignment procedure, as even minor angular deviation can affect detection reliability.