Description
The TNA TX7110 is an intelligent addressable heat detector utilising both fixed-temperature and rate-of-rise sensing, ideal for environments where smoke detectors may not be reliable such as dusty or smoky areas.
It features a microprocessor for signal analysis, onboard event memory, self-diagnostic capability and 360° visual indicator. The detector is rated to EN 54-5:2000 + A1:2002 and is LPCB approved.
Suitable for intelligent fire alarm loops, it supports digital addressing (1–254) and is compatible with TNA’s addressable systems.
Key Features
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EN 54-5:2000 + A1:2002 certified and LPCB approved.
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Dual heat sensing mechanism (fixed-temperature + rate-of-rise) for optimized detection.
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Digital addressing: 1 to 254 (TNA protocol) for easy loop integration.
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Standby current ~0.6 mA, alarm current ~4 mA (24 V DC nominal).
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Input voltage: 24 V DC (range 16 V to 28 V) for flexible supply.
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360° visual LED indicator for clear status visibility.
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Ancillary remote indicator output for external LED/signalling.
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Operating temperature: -10 °C to +50 °C, humidity up to 95 % RH (non-condensing).
Industrial Uses / Applications
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Dusty or smoky environments where smoke detection is unreliable (warehouses, workshops)
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Areas requiring temperature-based fire detection (mechanical rooms, kitchens)
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Intelligent fire alarm loops in commercial or industrial buildings

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