• AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector EN54-12
  • AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector EN54-12

AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector EN54-12

No.AT-B02
AT-B02 is a conventional reflective infrared beam smoke detector with a built-in laser beam pointer and digital display guide for easy alignment. The detector monitors a reflective beam path and activates output relays when the infrared beam is obscured by smoke. An onboard microprocessor provides drift compensation and self-diagnostics for stable long-term performance.
  • AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector EN54-12

Description

Product Description

The AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector is designed to provide economical smoke detection in large open areas where point-type detectors are difficult to install and maintain. Using an infrared transmitter and a reflective target, the detector constantly monitors the returned signal. When smoke from a fire obscures the beam and the attenuation exceeds a preset threshold, the unit generates a fire alarm and drives its fire relay output.

AT-B02 adopts a single-ended reflective design, so only the detector head is wired; the reflector is passive. This greatly reduces installation cost compared with projected beam pairs. A built-in laser beam pointer and digital display guide simplify optical alignment and commissioning, helping installers quickly set the correct beam direction and signal level.

A microprocessor provides drift compensation and self-diagnostics, automatically adjusting for slow changes such as dust accumulation and lens contamination. Selectable beam spans (8–20 m, 20–40 m, 40–70 m, 70–100 m) and sensitivity levels (2.6 dB / 3.4 dB / 4.8 dB) allow the detector to be tuned for different site conditions. Fire and fault conditions are indicated locally by LEDs and exported via normally open relay outputs, allowing easy integration with conventional fire alarm control panels.

Key Features

  • Conventional reflective infrared beam smoke detector

  • Single-ended design with retro-reflector – only the detector is wired

  • Complies with EN54-12 (beam smoke detector), supports BS 5839 Part 1:2002 system design

  • Built-in laser beam pointer and digital display guide for quick and accurate alignment

  • Selectable beam path spans: 8–20 m, 20–40 m, 40–70 m, 70–100 m

  • Selectable sensitivity: 2.6 dB / 3.4 dB / 4.8 dB to suit different site conditions

  • Microprocessor control with drift compensation and self-diagnosis

  • Separate fire and fault relay outputs (N/O, 2.0 A @ 30 VDC)

  • Clear LED indications: Red – Fire; Yellow – Fault; Green – Alignment

    Technical Specifications

    General

    Item Specification
    Model AT-B02 Conventional Reflective Beam Smoke Detector
    Compliance / Standard EN54-12; BS 5839 Part 1:2002
    Material / Colour ABS / White
    Dimensions 190.87 (L) × 126.87 (W) × 91.96 (H) mm
    Weight Approx. 440 g (device)

    Electrical

    Item Specification
    Operating Voltage 20–28 VDC
    Current – Standby 23 mA
    Current – Commission 40 μA
    Current – Alarm 33 mA

    Optical & Detection

    Item Specification
    Sensitivity Levels Level 1: 2.6 dB (High); Level 2: 3.4 dB (Medium); Level 3: 4.8 dB (Low)
    Beam Path Length (Span) Span 1: 8–20 m; Span 2: 20–40 m; Span 3: 40–70 m; Span 4: 70–100 m
    Reflector Requirement 8–40 m: 1 reflector; 40–100 m: 4 reflectors
    Beam Path Angle ±0.5° (directional)

    Indicators & Alignment

    Item Specification
    Alignment Guide Laser beam pointer + digital display guide (nixie tube)
    LED Indicators Red: Fire; Yellow: Fault; Green: Alignment
    Reset Time < 2 s

    Outputs

    Item Specification
    Fire Relay Output Normally Open, 2.0 A @ 30 VDC
    Fault Relay Output Normally Open, 2.0 A @ 30 VDC

    Environmental

    Item Specification
    Operating Temperature -10°C to +55°C
    IP Rating IP30 (IP66 with glue seal)
    Humidity 0–95% RH, non-condensing

    Typical Applications

    • Warehouses and large storage areas

    • Shopping malls, leisure centres and exhibition halls

    • Hotel lobbies and other high-ceiling public spaces

    • Printing houses and garment factories

    • Museums and similar wide-span buildings

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