System Sensor SS-HEAT-HT High Temp Heat Detector with Base

Product Description

The SYSTEM SENSOR SS-HEAT-HT is an addressable high temperature heat detector supplied with a mounting base. Designed for life safety fire alarm systems, this device monitors ambient temperature and triggers an alarm signal when conditions exceed the rated high-temperature threshold. It communicates over an addressable loop, allowing the fire alarm control panel to identify the exact device location for faster response. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage contractors install this detector as part of a code-compliant detection system in commercial and industrial environments.

This detector is suited for applications where standard smoke detection is not appropriate but heat detection is required by code or application need. Typical installation locations include commercial kitchens, boiler rooms, mechanical spaces, attics, and other high-heat or dusty environments where combustion byproducts or airborne particles would cause nuisance alarms with conventional smoke detectors. The addressable protocol allows individual device identification on a shared signaling line circuit.

Key Features

• High temperature rating suitable for environments where ambient heat is elevated above standard detector thresholds
• Addressable communication allows per-device identification on the fire alarm control panel
• Supplied with mounting base for complete installation without sourcing a separate base
• Designed for use in commercial and industrial fire detection systems
• Replaces conventional spot-type detectors in high-heat locations requiring addressable capability

Compatibility

Designed as an addressable high temperature heat detector for use in compatible SYSTEM SENSOR addressable fire alarm systems. Verify loop controller and panel compatibility with the addressable protocol before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out power to the addressable signaling line circuit before wiring the device to the base. Address programming must be completed per the fire alarm control panel manufacturer requirements before the detector is placed into service. Do not install in locations where ambient temperature regularly exceeds the rated operating range of the detector.