Pyrogen Technologies Sdn Bhd,  An ISO 9001:2000 Company



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Houston Texas



New T-Start manual pull or thermal activation device
Simple design (protective cap shown)

T-Start, new innovate kenitic energy storage device

Electrical notification, alarm or agent activation with no electrical power or batteries required.  This detection system can not leak like gas tubes, won't chafe, pinch and is intrinsically safe and fool proof. Manual pull or heat activated, a new technology to complement the Pyrogen Aerosol Systems.



General

T-start is a unique autonomous thermal activation and detection device that allows detecting a fire and activating a powder, aerosol or gaseous fire suppression system. Also the device has features such as provision of a signal to a fire panel and incorporation of an additional output designed to shut down the electrical equipment or activate an alarm (depends on a specific modification).

T-start can also be used as a thermal detector with a fixed temperature reading and can be connected to an existing fire detection circuit or a fire-indicating panel.

T(HZ)-start is a special design version of T-start containing an intrinsically safe interface and designed for use in hazardous areas.

Operation

No external power supply is required for operation of the T-start device.


1. Base
2. Electric terminals
3. RF & EMI shielded protective cover
4. Magnet
5. Housing made from high-temperature plastic
6. Compression spring
7. Thermal sensitive lock made from shape memory alloy
8. Safety pin
9. Bronze nose piece
10. Bronze rod
11. Frame of reel
12. Electromagnetic coil
13. Diode

The main feature of the automatically operated T-start is a special heat-sensitive element (7) with a rated temperature reading. When subjected to a fire or a heat the element expands at the rated temperature reading and releases a spring-loaded rod (10) mounted inside a nosepiece (9).

The spring moves a cylindrical shape magnet (4), which is mounted on the rod (10), through an induction coil (12). The induction coil generates an electric impulse. The impulse is transmitted to the electrical terminals (2) and further to the aerosol or powder fire extinguishers.

Technical Characteristics

  • Length, mm – not more than 85mm;
  • Diameter, mm – not more than 65mm;
  • Total mass, kg – not more than 0.2;
  • Operation Temperature Ranges - from –60 to +95ºC;
  • Rated Activation Temperature - +110ºC±5ºC

    Applications

    Industrial (e.g. electric cabinets, storage for flammable materials, workshop), mining, marine, domestic (garage), etc.

    Service Life

    The reliability of the device is not less than 50,000 hours under normal ambient conditions. The service life of the device is 10 years.

    Essential accessories

  • Heat Sensitive Elements

    Optional accessories

  • Detection Circuit Junction Box with magnetic switch for system monitoring
  • Protective Cup, delays the activation doe 2-3 minutes for high ambient or temporally high temps.


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