HEAT AND SMOKE TEST
Heat detectors activate when temperatures get too high or rise quickly, while smoke detectors respond to smoke. Smoke detectors usually detect fires faster, but heat detectors are better in some situations. Both are used to detect fires and, when connected to an alarm system, they trigger an alert that sets off sirens to warn everyone.
There are two main types of smoke detectors: ionization and photoelectric. Photoelectric detectors use a light beam inside; when smoke enters, it changes the light and triggers the alarm. Ionization detectors have a small amount of radioactive material between two charged plates; smoke disrupts the flow of electricity and sets off the alarm. Both types are effective, but photoelectric detectors are usually a bit more reliable.
There are also two primary groups for heat detectors. Both fixed and rate-of-rise heat detectors are available. Fixed heat detectors react when they notice an exceptionally high temperature that a fire would only produce. Rate-of-rise heat detectors, on the other hand, react when temperatures rise exceptionally quickly, such as by 10 degrees Fahrenheit in a minute.
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