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well-provensensing technologies,together withadvances in materials and electronicstechnology.A wide operating voltageof 9 to 33V DC means that Series 65Adetectors can be integrated intosecurity systems when used with arelay base.  \nSeries 65A is a range of conventional fire detectorsavailable in three versions:  \n● Standard  \n·Flashing LED  \n·Flashing LED and magnet operated test switch  \n17series.9-33V  \n# Conventional Fire Detection:Series 65A UL/ULC/FM\n\nSeries 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector  \n·Responds well to slow-burning,smoldering fires  \nThe Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detectorincorporates a pulsing LED located within thehousing of the detector.The detector housing isidentical to that of the lonization Detector buthas an indicator LED which is clear in quiescentstate but produces red light in alarm.  \n·Well suited for bedrooms and escape routes  \n·Unaffected by wind or atmospheric pressure  \n·Wide operating voltage  \n·Flashing LED option  \n·Flashing LED and magnet operated test switch option  \n55000-327 Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector-Standard  \n55000-326 Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector With Flashing LED  \n55000-325 Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector With Flashing LED and Magnetic Test Switch  \n55000-328 Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector-High Sensitivity  \n# Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector\n\n·Responds well to fast burning,flaming fires  \nThe Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector usesa low activity radioactive foil to detect fires byirradiating the air in the smoke chamber andcausing a current flow.If smoke enters thechamber,the current flow is reduced leading toan alarm.  \n·Designed to operate in a variety of environments  \n·Wide operating voltage  \n·Flashing LED option  \n·Flashing LED and magnet operated test switch option  \n55000-227 Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector-Standard  \n55000-226 Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector With Flashing LED  \n55000-225 Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector With Flashing LED and Magnetic Test Switch  \n# Series 65A Heat Detector\n\n·Can be used for applications where smokedetectors are unsuitable  \nThe Series 65A Heat Detector monitorstemperature by using a dual thermistor networkwhich provides a voltage output proportional tothe external air temperature.There are nine heatdetectors in the Series 65A range designed tosuit a wide variety of operating conditions.  \n·Ideal environments that are dirty or smoky undernormal conditions  \n·Wide operating voltage  \n·Flashing LED option  \n·Flashing LED and magnet operated test switch option  \n55000-140135°F-Standard  \n135°F-With Flashing LED  \n55000-139  \n135°F-With Flashing LED and Magnetic Test Switch  \n55000-138  \n55000-143  \n170°F-Standard  \n55000-142  \n170°F-With Flashing LED  \n170°F-With Flashing LED and Magnetic Test Switch  \n55000-141  \n55000-146  \n200°F-Standard  \n55000-145  \n200°F-With Flashing LED  \n200°F-With Flashing LED and Magnetic Test Switch  \n55000-144  \nSIGNALNG  \nBUILDINGSLISTEDPlease check the Apollo website on a regular basis for up-to-date approvals information.","cbCaiqDOM4k7vtS0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqDOM4k7vtS0","pdf",560593,"English","# Series 65A\n## Conventional Fire Detection:Series 65A UL/ULC/FM\n## Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector\n## Series 65A lonization Smoke Detector\n## Series 65A Heat Detector","[{\"question\":\"What operating voltage does the Series 65A range support?\",\"answer\":\"Series 65A supports a wide operating voltage of 9 to 33V DC, allowing integration into security systems with a relay base.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Series 65A Photo-Electric Smoke Detector detect fires?\",\"answer\":\"It uses a pulsing LED inside the detector housing to respond well to slow-burning, smoldering fires. 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