Description
Product Introduction
The GWS-1000 flame simulator can emit infrared and ultraviolet spectrum radiation energy, completely simulating real flames without the need for open flames. It is used to test and inspect flame detectors produced by our company, and provides great convenience for daily maintenance in places where open flames cannot be used to test flame detectors due to environmental reasons.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Model | GWS-1000 |
| Housing Size | 15cm x 15cm x 27cm |
| Spectrum | UV, IR, Visible |
| Operation Distance | 3 ~ 5m (depends on detector brand) |
| Weight | 3.1 kg |
| Working Temperature | -20℃ ~ +70℃ |
| Charging Time | 12 hours |
| Operating Voltage / Battery Capacity | 12V, 7Ah |
| Battery Lifespan | 300 charge and discharge cycles |
| Operating Time | 60 min |
| Test Lamp Lifespan | 6 years |
Operation Instructions
1. Charging
- First-Time Use: When using for the first time, charge the product to full power (12 hours).
- Charging Steps: When charging, switch the switch to the “charging” position. Connect the charger to an AC220V socket and connect the other end to the flame simulator.
- Important Warning: It is strictly forbidden to charge the device when the switch is in any other position.
2. Testing Procedure
- Switch the switch to the “power on” position and wait for approximately 3 seconds.
- After the light on the flame simulator illuminates and begins to flash, keep the simulator and the flame detector in a straight line. Ensure the simulation light shines directly onto the flame detector being tested.
- Do not shake the simulator significantly. Keep it stable and aimed directly at the flame detector for more than 8 seconds until the flame detector triggers a fire alarm signal.
3. Important Notes
- Detector State: When using this simulator, the flame detector must be in its normal working state (i.e., at least 90 seconds after the detector has been turned on).
- Power Management: The flame simulator is a high-power consumption device. After the test is completed, please turn off the simulator light promptly and move the switch to the “power off” position. When you notice the effective testing distance becoming shorter, it indicates low battery, and you should charge the device in a timely manner.
- Testing Interval: When performing consecutive tests, the interval between each test should be more than 30 seconds.
