Jablotron JA-65ST wireless Fire detector

The Jablotron JA-65ST is designed to detect the presence of fire inside a building.

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Jablotron JA-65ST wireless fire detector

This device is designed to detect the presence of fire inside residential or commercial buildings. It should not be installed in industrial premises. The batterypowered detector has a built-in local warning siren combined with a red LED indicator. Alarm information can also be transferred via a wireless connection to OASiS systems.

The JA-65ST detector combines an optical smoke sensor with a heat sensor (like the JA-63S). Both sensors have their outgoing signals processed digitally, resulting in higher false alarm immunity. The optical sensor works using a light diffusion principle and is very sensitive to the presence of large-sized particles which are characteristic of dense smokes. By contrast, the sensor is less sensitive to small-sized particles which are typical of cleanly burning fires. In particular, the smoke sensor is not capable of detecting the by-products of cleanly-burning fluids such as alcohols, for instance. This deficiency is compensated for by the built-in heat sensor. This sensor provides a slower reaction when compared to the smoke sensor, but is much better at reacting to fires with rapidly rising heat producing only a little smoke. Smoke / heat sensor participation is configurable by jumper-settings.

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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
Answer by: Frank Ligthart (Admin) on Jun 7, 2025, 1:26 PM