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Fireray One
Product Code: F/CHBM/FR/ONE
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With no specialist tools or knowledge needed for installation and operation, the Fireray One is a standalone beam detector that prioritises ease of installation. Using the Fireray One, it couldn’t be easier to bring the benefits of beam detection to your application:
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Auto-Aligns – using the integrated user interface – just steer the laser onto the Reflector, then at the flick of a switch, it aligns itself. 8 times faster than previous detectors
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One person installation – everything can be done by one person
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One standalone product – no specialist tools required; minimal prior knowledge and training needed
Key Benefits:
- Integrated visible laser and auto-alignment for ultimate ease of alignment
- Integrated user interface
- Prevent nuisance alarms with Light Cancellation Technology™ which compensates for sunlight and artificial light sources
- Building Movement Tracking™ continuously maintains alignment when buildings settle or flex due to temperature variations
- Contamination Compensation to correct for gradual build-up of dust on optics
- Clean detectors quickly and easily without affecting alignment
- Low power consumption; can be powered from the loop
- Prevent interference between beams with Dynamic Beam Phasing; install beams facing each other or in irregular configurations
- Detection range of up to 120m
Ideal Applications
- Education and Heritage Establishments
- Industrial Units and Warehousing
- Aviation Hangars
- Glass Atria in Hotels and Retail Complexes
- Chemical Processing and Storage Facilities
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