Fire Detection
Det-Tronics flame detectors are solutions for applications in which risk to personnel is high and where fire might result in a large loss of equipment. Beyond critical life-safety concerns, our products have proven to minimize the total cost of ownership while minimizing false alarms.
X3301 Multispectrum Infrared Flame Detector
Prevent unnecessary costly operational shutdowns with the enhanced X3301 Multispectrum Infrared Flame Detector.
X3302 Multispectrum Infrared Hydrogen Flame Detector
The X3302 provides protection in applications such as refineries, chemical loading, battery rooms, compressor areas, generators, refrigerants, and gas plants.
PM-5MPX Dual Spectrum IR Flame Detector
The PM-5MPX is ideal for the detection of hydrogen, silane, and typical materials used in electronics manufacturing.
X9800 Single Frequency Infrared Flame Detector
Equipped with both automatic and manual optical integrity test capability while suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
X5200 Ultraviolet Infrared Flame Detector
The X5200 meets worldwide requirements with its advanced detection capabilities and immunity to extraneous sources, combined with a superior mechanical design.
X2200 Ultraviolet Flame Detector
The X2200 UV Flame Detector meets the most stringent requirements worldwide with advanced detection capabilities and immunity to extraneous sources.
HART Handheld Communicator
Portable, intrinsically safe handheld communicator that supports Det-Tronics HART-based flame and gas detectors.
Addressable Smoke and Heat Module (ASH)
The ASH Module enables devices, such as smoke and heat detectors, in non-hazardous industrial areas to be monitored by the same EQP system monitoring classified/hazardous areas.
SmokeWatch™ U5015 Explosion-Proof Smoke Detector
Explosion-proof rated smoke detector that is suitable for hazardous, industrial, and commercial applications.
xWatch® Industrial Video Surveillance Camera
Provides a high-resolution color image with real-time viewing of a monitored area and post-event analysis to determine the root cause of event alarms.