Xtralis OSE-SPW OSID Standard Power Wired Emitter

The Xtralis OSE-SPW OSID Standard Power Wired Emitter provides the projected optical signal used by compatible OSID-DE open-area smoke detection systems. It works with an OSID imager to support reliable smoke detection across large open spaces. In addition, its wired design provides continuous operation from a compatible external power supply.

OSID Open-Area Smoke Detection

The Xtralis OSE-SPW forms part of the OSID-DE Open-area Smoke Imaging Detection platform. The system uses projected optical beams and imaging technology to detect smoke across open areas.

Unlike a conventional point smoke detector, the OSID system monitors an optical path between the emitter and an imager. Therefore, it can provide smoke detection across large spaces where point detection may be difficult or impractical.

Standard-Power Wired Emitter

This model is the standard-power wired version of the OSID emitter. It operates from a 20 to 30 VDC supply, with 24 VDC as the nominal operating voltage.

At 24 VDC, the standard-power wired emitter has a nominal current consumption of approximately 350 µA. As a result, it provides efficient operation for compatible permanently powered OSID installations.

Key Features

• Standard-power OSID emitter
• Wired power configuration
• Nominal 24 VDC operation
• 20 to 30 VDC supply range
• Approximately 350 µA current consumption at 24 VDC
• Designed for OSID-DE smoke detection systems
• Compatible with OSI-10 imager
• Compatible with OSI-90 imager
• Supports projected optical beam detection
• Designed for open-area smoke detection
• Suitable for large and open spaces
• Low operating current
• Professional fire detection component
• Part of the Xtralis OSID product family

OSI-10 Compatibility

The Xtralis OSE-SPW can operate with the OSI-10 imager in a one-emitter-to-one-imager configuration. With the standard-power emitter, the OSI-10 configuration supports detection distances from approximately 30 to 150 meters.

This configuration works well when a long detection path requires a dedicated emitter and imager. Therefore, it can provide an effective solution for large open spaces.

OSI-90 Compatibility

The emitter also works with the OSI-90 wide-angle imager. A single OSI-90 can operate with multiple compatible emitters. As a result, installers can create flexible detection coverage for open areas.

With a standard-power emitter, Xtralis specifies an OSI-90 detection distance of approximately 6 to 34 meters. The OSI-90 can monitor up to seven compatible emitters within its field of view.

Typical Applications

This wired OSID emitter can support smoke detection in large open environments. For example, OSID technology can provide detection coverage in warehouses, atriums, transportation facilities, manufacturing areas, sports facilities, and other buildings with large open spaces.

The wired configuration can be especially useful when a 24 VDC power source is available near the emitter location. In this situation, installers can avoid relying on an internal emitter battery.

Installation and Compatibility

Always confirm the selected OSID imager, detection distance, field of view, and power requirements before installation. Also, position the emitter according to the approved system design and Xtralis installation requirements.

The location and spacing of OSID components should follow applicable national and regional fire detection codes. In addition, installers should consider structural movement, obstructions, environmental conditions, and the required optical path.

Qualified fire alarm professionals should install, align, commission, and test the system. Finally, technicians should verify correct communication between the emitter and imager before placing the fire detection system into service.

Overall, this Xtralis standard-power wired emitter provides an efficient optical source for compatible OSID-DE systems. Its low current consumption, 24 VDC wired operation, and compatibility with OSI-10 and OSI-90 imagers make it a practical component for professional open-area smoke detection applications.

OSE-SPW Datasheet