| Price | $2 |
|---|---|
| Category | Sensors |
| Availability | In stock |
| Delivery | Shipped across Lebanon, or collect from the lab |
A photoelectric smoke detector on a board, with a relay instead of a logic pin - so it can switch a siren, a fan or a contactor on its own with no microcontroller involved. It runs from 9V DC, sits at about 10 microamps idle and under 30 mA while alarming, and brings out normally-open, common and normally-closed contacts. A trim pot sets the trigger point. It does not latch: the relay falls back about a minute after the smoke clears.
Key features
- Photoelectric smoke detection, works standalone
- Relay output - NO, COM and NC contacts
- Runs from 9V DC, not 5V
- 10 microamps standby, under 30 mA in alarm
- Trim pot sets sensitivity
- Non-latching - resets about a minute after the air clears
Details
Specifications
| Model | DYP-ME0010-A |
|---|---|
| Detects | Smoke (photoelectric chamber) |
| Operating voltage | 9V DC |
| Standby current | 10 microamps |
| Alarm current | under 30 mA |
| Output | Relay - NO / COM / NC |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable trim pot |
| Latching | No - resets ~1 min after the air clears |
