DSC Powerseries NEO PG8936 wireless Smoke and Heat detector
DSC Powerseries NEO PG8936 is a fully supervised wireless smoke and heat detector.
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PG8936
DSC Powerseries NEO PG8936 wireless smoke detector
With this DSC wireless optical smoke and heat detector you can detect smoke and heat development so that you know that there is a fire.
The heat detection alarm is activated when the temperature has exceeded the limit of 57 degrees.
The power behind PowerSeries Neo lies in various innovative technologies, including the revolutionary PowerG, which, bundled together, provide a robust and feature-rich platform designed to reduce operational costs for dealers and provide ultimate reliability for end users.
Specifications DSC PG8936
- Visible status indicator
- Optical smoke and thermal heat detection
- Report alarm, tamper and low battery
- Built-in siren 85 dB
- Equipped with maintenance and battery LED indication
- Dimensions: 125 x 63 mm
- Battery life: 3 years with normal use
- Battery type: 3V CR123A
- Weight: 243 grams
- Temperature range: -10 ° C to + 55 ° C
Customer Reviews
Product Questions
After how many years do I have to replace an old fire detector with a new one?
Question by: Wolfgang on Jun 7, 2025, 1:22 PM
A fire detector (smoke / heat detector) should generally be replaced every 10 years. This is the standard service life of most smoke detectors, including those from Jablotron, Notifier and DSC.
Why replace after 10 years?
> Sensor ageing: The smoke detector loses its sensitivity over time.
> Battery wear: Even models with long-life batteries can run out after 10 years.
> Reliability: After 10 years, the risk of faults increases and security systems must always be reliable.
Regards
Why replace after 10 years?
> Sensor ageing: The smoke detector loses its sensitivity over time.
> Battery wear: Even models with long-life batteries can run out after 10 years.
> Reliability: After 10 years, the risk of faults increases and security systems must always be reliable.
Regards
Answer by: Frank Ligthart (Admin) on Jun 7, 2025, 1:26 PM
