PAP Group helps you assess whether linear heat detection suits sites where the environment or the structure of the protected area places special demands on detection.
Applications
Linear heat detection is used, for example, in tunnels, car parks, loading areas and industrial sites. Suitability is assessed on the basis of the protected area, the conditions and the objectives set for fire detection.
The choice is also affected by where the cable is routed and how the system as a whole is implemented. The solution is always considered as part of the site’s fire safety.
An industrial example: a linear heat detector based on optical fibre protects industrial conveyors.
An energy production example: at a solar power plant, a fibre-optic linear heat detection cable detects raised temperatures in panels, cables or the ground.
An example of protection outside a building: a linear heat detection cable was installed on the outer wall of Haapajärvi Church.
Detection technology suited to the site
Depending on the site, the linear heat detection solutions presented by PAP use, for example, optical fibre or copper cable. The suitability of the technologies is compared on the basis of the monitored area and the operating conditions.
We help you work out what kind of detection the site needs and how the chosen solution is connected to the rest of the system. Model-specific features and maintenance needs are discussed as part of the selection.
A new installation or developing the existing system
Tell us about the area to be protected, the conditions and your existing fire alarm system. We will assess whether linear heat detection fits as part of a new system or as a supplement to the existing solution.
Our sales team helps you choose a solution and prepares a quote for equipment and services. Our project design team prepares the detailed design for the approved solution.