Description
OSID Open-area Smoke Imaging Detector – OSI-10 Imager 8°
FOV
The OSI-10 covers a distance of 30 – 150m with the OSE-SPW. This configuration is for a 1 on 1 system and is not suitable to work with high powered emitters.
The company that revolutionized very early warning smoke detection with VESDA has reinvented smoke detection for open spaces with Open-area Smoke Imaging Detection (OSID). OSID by Xtralis provides reliable, cost-effective smoke detection for open spaces where fire detection presents unique challenges and where very early warning is not always the priority.
In its simplest configuration, OSID by Xtralis uses one imager, a camera-like device with a wide field of view, and a wired or battery-powered emitter roughly aligned on the opposite wall within the protected area. The emitter sends both infrared and ultraviolet coded light signals to the imager. If the light reception is altered due to the presence of genuine smoke particles, the imager will go into alarm. The novel use of dual light frequencies in an open-path device enables OSID to discriminate between real smoke and other objects, including insects, steam, condensation and dust, thus drastically reducing false alarms.
Key Features:
OSID?s uncompromising performance is based on the patented use of digital imaging, dual-frequency beams and smart algorithms delivering:
Patented dual wavelength, UV & IR, particle detection CMOS Imager with wide viewing angles Simple installation, commissioning and maintenance High tolerance to vibration and structural movement High tolerance to dust, fogging, steam, reflections and object intrusion High resistance to reflected sunlight On-board log memory Software tool for diagnostic purposes Aesthetically discreet and 3D coverage Long range up to 150 m. (492 ft.) with minimal free space (?15 cm./5.85?)
Applications:
OSID is ideal for use in a wide range of industries and applications. These include atriums, domes and large rooms in:
Airports Train stations Shopping centres Stadiums Educational facilities Hotels, convention centres and office buildings/complexes Entertainment venues Warehouses and production floors
