6
IK
‐
E280
‐
001GB
Table
1
Air
temperature
increase
rate
in
relation
to
normal
operating
temperature
A1
Class
B
Class
Low
activation
time
limit
Top
activation
time
limit
Low
activation
time
limit
Top
activation
time
limit
K/min
min
s
min
s
min
s
min
s
1
29
00
40
20
29
00
46
00
3
7
13
13
40
7
13
16
00
5
4
09
8
20
4
09
10
00
10
1
00
4
20
2
00
5
30
20
30
2
20
1
00
3
13
30
20
1
40
40
2
25
The
heat
detector
operating
parameters
(for
both
classes)
are
shown
in
Table
2:
Table
2
Detector
Class
Normal
Operating
Temperature
°C
Maximum
Operating
Temperature
°C
Minimum
Static
Activation
Temperature
°C
Maximum
Static
Activation
Temperature
°C
A1
25
50
54
65
B
40
65
69
85
The
terms
used
in
the
tables
have
the
following
meaning:
Normal
Operating
Temperature
Maximum
Operating
Temperature
maximum
temperature
level,
at
which
detector
operates
for
a
short
period
of
time
provided
no
fire
hazard
occurs.
Static
Activation
Temperature
temperature
level
at
which
detector
transmits
a
warning
signal
at
negligible
low
temperature
increase
rate.
A1R
Class
is
divided
into
two
sub
‐
classes:
AiR
‐
L
–
nominal
sensitivity
and
A1R
‐
H
–
increased
sensitivity
at
rapid
temperature
rise.
Typical
activation
temperature
levels
in
the
function
of
temperature
increase
starting
from
typical
operation
temperature
at
constant
air
flow
equivalent
to
0,8
m/s
at
25°C
are
shown
on
Chart
1: