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Honeywell NP-200 Photoelectric Smoke Detector

Special Price $171.71 Regular Price $197.47
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SKU
NP-200
The Honeywell NP-200 Photoelectric Smoke Sensor is a reliable and affordable mechanism that is supposed to detect smoke particles, contributing to timely fire notice. This sensor uses the latest in photoelectric technology in which a beam of light is directed across a sensing chamber. The alarm is activated when the smoke particles interfere with the light in the chamber. This technology is most useful in identifying run time fires, igniting items including mattresses, upholstery and cooking oils among others and in the initial stages of a fire, they do not produce a lot of smoke. Some of the benefits that the NP-200 has include accurate fire detection, long battery life and ease in installation.
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Specifications

  • Type: Photoelectric Smoke Sensor
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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Honeywell NP-200 Smoke Detector?

    Regularly test the detector using the built-in test button to ensure proper operation. Clean the exterior and sensor chamber to remove dust and debris. Replace batteries as recommended and follow safety precautions when handling electrical components.

    What are common issues with the Honeywell NP-200 Smoke Detector?

    • False alarms due to dust or insects inside the sensor.
    • Failure to detect smoke because of blocked sensor chamber.
    • Intermittent beeping from low batteries.
    • Sensor malfunction preventing alarm activation.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off power to the circuit before starting.

    Step 2: Choose a ceiling or high wall location, away from drafts and vents.

    Step 3: Mount the detector base securely using screws and anchors provided.

    Step 4: Connect wiring according to diagram, ensuring proper polarity.

    Step 5: Attach the detector unit to the base until it clicks.

    Step 6: Restore power and test the alarm using the test button.