STANDARD FEATURES
• Low profile, 2.2" high (with base)
• 2 or 4 wire base compatibility, relay bases available
• 135°F latching heat sensor
• Heat sensor protected by a built-in guard
• Highly stable operation, RF/Transient protection
• Low standby current, 45ìA at 24VDC
• Two built-in power/sensitivity supervision/alarm LED's
• Non-directional smoke chamber
• Vandal resistant security locking feature
• Removable smoke labyrinth for cleaning or replacement
• Automatic Sensitivity window verification function
meets outlined requirements in NFPA 72, Chapter 2 & 7,
Inspection, Testing and Maintenance
SPECIFICATIONS
Light Source GaAlAs Infrared
Emitting Diode
Heat Sensor 135°F
Rated Voltage 17.7 - 30.0 VDC
Working Voltage 15.0 - 33.0 VDC
Maximum Voltage 42 VDC
Supervisory Current 45ìA @ 24 VDC
Surge Current 160ìA max. @ 24 VDC
Alarm Current 150mA max. @ 24 VDC
Ambient Temperature 32°F to 120°F
(0°C to 49°C)
Color & Case Material Bone PC/ABS Blend
Sensitivity Test Feature Automatic Sensitivity
window verification test
Mounting Refer to NS Conventional
Detector Base Data Sheet
APPLICATION
The SLR-24H can be used in all areas where Photoelectric
Smoke Detectors are required. The wide range smoke
chamber makes the SLR-24H well suited for fires ranging
from smoldering to flaming fires.
NS-4 Series, NS-6 Series, HSC-4R or HSC-xxx R Style
bases may be used with the SLR-24H. Current
interchangeable/compatible devices are the SIJ-24
ionization detector, SLR-24V photoelectric detector and
the DCD-135/190 heat detectors.
All NS conventional devices are mechanically compatible
with Hochiki America HSB, HSC and YBA type bases
which may have been used in previous installations.
Please check individual panel listings for compatible
bases.
OPERATION
The SLR-24H photoelectric smoke detector utilizes two
bicolored LED's for indication of status. In a normal
standby condition the LED's flash Green every 3
seconds. When the detector senses that its sensitivity
has drifted outside the UL listed sensitivity window the
LED's will flash Red every 3 seconds. When the detector
senses smoke and goes into alarm the status LED's will
latch on Red.
The detector utilizes an infrared LED light source and
silicon photo diode receiving element in the smoke
chamber. In a normal standby condition, the receiving
element receives no light from the pulsing LED light
source. In the event of a fire, smoke enters the detector
smoke chamber and light is reflected from the smoke
particles to the receiving element. The light received is
converted into an electronic signal.
Signals are processed and compared to a reference level,
and when two consecutive signals exceeding the
reference level are received within a specified period of
time, the time delay circuit triggers the SCR switch to
activate the alarm signal. The status LED's light
continuously during the alarm period.