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Addressable-analog fire detector Bolid DIP-34A-03 - Bolid
Optical-electronic detector for detecting fires accompanied by the appearance of smoke in enclosed spaces.
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Type
Addressable analogue optical
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Application
Smoke detection
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Compatibility
S2000-KDL, S2000-KDL-2I
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Notification types
Fire, dust, warning, fault, test
Specifications
- Type
- Addressable analogue optical
- Application
- Smoke detection
- Compatibility
- S2000-KDL, S2000-KDL-2I
- Notification types
- Fire, dust, warning, fault, test
Bolid DIP-34A-03 addressable-analog fire detector is an optoelectronic smoke sensor for early detection of fires in enclosed rooms. The device operates as part of the S2000-KDL and S2000-KDL-2I addressable-analog loops, transmitting not only an alarm signal but also an analog smoke value for monitoring the state of the environment. An extended set of notification types — “Fire”, “Dustiness”, “Attention”, “Fault”, “Test” — provides complete control over the state of the sensor and the room.
Advantages
- The addressable-analog mode gives the system a continuous picture of smoke levels rather than just a discrete alarm signal
- The “Dustiness” signal warns of the need for maintenance before the detector loses sensitivity
- Compatibility with the S2000-KDL and S2000-KDL-2I expands integration capabilities into existing Bolid systems
- The “Attention” signal allows responding to smoke in advance before reaching the “Fire” threshold
- The test mode simplifies checking operability without simulating a real fire
- The optoelectronic principle is sensitive to a wide spectrum of combustion types, including smoldering fire
Applications
- Office and administrative rooms requiring early smoke diagnostics
- Server rooms and telecommunication centers with critical equipment
- Hotel rooms and public areas with high fire safety requirements
- Sales floors and warehouses with diverse fire load
- Production facilities where continuous monitoring of the air environment is important
Frequently asked questions
What does the “Dustiness” signal mean and how should it be responded to?
This signal indicates the accumulation of dust in the optical chamber of the detector, reducing its sensitivity; it is recommended to clean the sensor as part of scheduled maintenance.
Why is an addressable-analog detector better than a conventional threshold one?
A threshold sensor signals only when the set smoke level is exceeded, whereas an analog one continuously transmits the current value, allowing the system to warn of danger in advance.
Can the DIP-34A-03 be connected to any fire alarm loop?
No, the device is designed for the S2000-KDL and S2000-KDL-2I addressable-analog loops; connection to other loop types is not supported.
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