In order to preserve lives and safeguard properties, there is a need for reliable fire detection. At RiSol, we offer reliable fire detection solutions using heat detectors, which is a next generation’ technology for improved safety.

How Heat Detectors Work

Heat detectors are devices that activate when a set temperature exceeds the normal range. They are therefore very useful in places where the use of smoke detectors might not be very effective. The heat detectors from RiSol can respond quickly to the changes in temperature and thereby alert on any likelihood of a fire well before it breaks out.

Advantages Over Smoke Detectors

In many cases, smoke detectors are very effective but their performance can be diminished in certain areas that have a lot of dust or steam or flue gases. Heaters from RiSol tackle these disadvantages by responding to heat so that there are less false alarms and more precise fire detection. Therefore, they are very useful as additional fire detection or within smoke detectors systems

Features and Benefits

RiSol heat detectors have an independent working feature that consists of a high-efficient sensing technology for an appropriate event response. They are specially designed to function effectively in various settings including residential houses, commercial buildings and industrial plant systems. The detectors are also self-contained so that they add value to the professional installation and integration of other available systems.

Setting up and caring for the heat detectors

It is easy to install RiSol’s heat detectors according to the instructions provided. Regular servicing of the detectors is critical in making sure that the appliances work efficiently. RiSol has rules and directive on maintaining heat detectors, thus giving assurance on the functionality of the products over the years.

Risol heat detectors can be a very dependable and efficient approach to provide the fire protection system with quality fire detection devices. Rest assured, once you understand the characteristics and advantages, you will be able to determine if these devices should be used in your fire protection system.