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Household Combustible Gas Detector SD6200 Series - Reliable China Suppliers & Factory for Home Safety Solutions
Main Features
- Optical sensor, good stability, long service life
- High sensitivity, anti-interference, resistance to humidity and heat
- Sound and light alarm with automatic output
- Automatic reminder for sensor end-of-life
- Built-in alarm history function
- Easy to install and use
Scope of Application
Residential household indoor use
Use of The Environment
| Temperature | -10℃ ~ +55℃ |
| Relative Humidity | ≤ 93% RH |
| Atmospheric Pressure | 86 KPa ~ 106 KPa |
Storage Environment
| Temperature | -25℃ ~ +55℃ |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What type of sensor does the SD6200 smoke detector use?
The SD6200 uses an optical sensor, which provides good stability, a long service life, and high sensitivity. It is designed to resist interference and perform reliably under varying humidity and heat conditions.
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What happens when the SD6200 detects smoke?
When smoke is detected, the SD6200 triggers both a sound alarm and a light alarm simultaneously with automatic output, ensuring prompt and clear notification to occupants.
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Does the SD6200 notify users when the sensor needs to be replaced?
Yes. The SD6200 includes an automatic reminder feature for sensor end-of-life, so users are alerted when it is time to replace or service the sensor, helping to maintain continuous protection.
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What are the operating temperature and humidity requirements for the SD6200?
The SD6200 is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -10℃ to +55℃, with a relative humidity of up to 93% RH, and an ambient atmospheric pressure between 86 KPa and 106 KPa.
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Where is the SD6200 smoke detector intended to be used?
The SD6200 is designed specifically for residential household indoor use, making it an ideal safety solution for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and other indoor areas of a home.
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Is the SD6200 smoke detector easy to install?
Yes. The SD6200 is designed for easy installation and use. It also features a built-in alarm history function, allowing users to review past alarm events conveniently.