CONSILIUM SALWICO EV-P ANALOGUE PHOTOELECTRIC SMOKE DETECTOR
CONSILIUM SALWICO EV-P (Part No.040020) is an analogue addressable photoelectric smoke detector for Salwico CS3000, CS4000 and NSAC-1 marine fire alarm systems. This analogue photoelectric smoke detector adopts optical light scattering principle, effectively detecting smouldering fire smoke and reducing false alarms caused by dust and airflow interference. The analogue photoelectric smoke detector is fitted with OMNIVIEW 360° red alarm LED for all-round visible alarm indication, supports remote alarm indicator output, and detector address (1-254) is set via dedicated programming tool. The analogue photoelectric smoke detector has fine mesh protection structure to improve smoke intake and prevent insect and large dust particles entering the optical chamber. The analogue photoelectric smoke detector serves as essential fire safety spare part for vessel fire detection loop overhaul and marine fire protection retrofit.

This EV-P unit is ceiling mount, operating voltage 20–38VDC, standby current 0.2mA, alarm current 5mA, standard IP42 protection rating; IP version can be achieved by matching splash-proof detector base. EV-P complies with EN54-7 and marine type approvals, meets IEC 60945 environmental requirements, resisting vibration, salt mist and high humidity on board. EV-P can be installed in accommodation cabins, corridors, control rooms and auxiliary machinery spaces of merchant ships, offshore platforms and workboats. EV-P transmits real-time smoke concentration analogue value to fire control panel for early fire warning and fault diagnosis.

As marine fire sensing hardware, this CONSILIUM SALWICO EV-P provides reliable early smoke detection to safeguard vessel personnel and equipment. CONSILIUM Salwico EV series spare parts include EV-P smoke detector heads, detector bases, heat detectors, loop interface cards and fire control panels for marine fire alarm system maintenance. CONSILIUM Salwico analogue photoelectric smoke detectors are trusted replacement units for legacy marine addressable fire detection systems.