Detectors that use a lead sulfide cell operate in the longer wavelength range and can detect both sparks and embers. Superior detectors use both silicone photocells and lead sulfide cells in one detector and are called combination detectors. Another consideration with detection technology is the viewing angle, cleanability in the flow stream, self-testing capability, and the speed of response in combination with the control unit and water spray deployment or isolation valve or diverter closing time. It is important to have this pretested so that the distance between the detection zone and the water extinguishing zone is in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, based also on velocity data and water pressure data for water extinguishing systems.
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