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An alarm condition without a fire in Apollo Security Sensors can occur due to several reasons. The beam might be partially obscured, so check the beam's line of sight. Also, the transmitter or receiver could be contaminated, in this case you should clean the lenses and/or reflectors. Finally, environmental conditions such as condensation may be a factor; check for such symptoms.
What to do if amber LED is flashing in operating mode on Apollo Security Sensors?
If the amber LED is flashing in operating mode on your Apollo Security Sensors, it indicates that the beam is out of alignment. To resolve this, align the beam.
What to do if Apollo Security Sensors device is not recognised?
If your Apollo Security Sensors device is not being recognized, it might be due to type code incompatibility. To address this, contact the control panel manufacturer to check compatibility.
Why red LED illuminates after alignment on Apollo 55000-268 Security Sensors?
If the red LED illuminates after alignment on your Apollo Security Sensors, it could be due to the panel software. Check the analogue value at the control panel, then reset.
What to do if unable to obtain red flashing alignment LED on Apollo 55000-268?
If you are unable to obtain a red flashing alignment LED on your Apollo Security Sensors, it is likely due to no power to the detector. Check the wiring to ensure it is properly connected.
How to fix unable to obtain amber flashing alignment LED on Apollo Security Sensors?
If you're unable to get the amber flashing alignment LED on your Apollo Security Sensors, the issue is likely that there's no power reaching the detector. You should check the wiring.
Compact detector for large open areas, with built-in isolator.
Uses a transmitter/receiver unit and a reflector; detects alarms via light imbalance.
Available for 5-50m and 50-100m distances between detector and reflector.
Factory set to 35%, adjustable to 25% or 50% for different environments.
Automatically compensates for gradual lens contamination to prevent false alarms.
Loop-powered, requires no external supply; details current draw and loop capacity.
Apollo's free tool for system designers to calculate loop voltage drop.
Amber LED flashes once per second to indicate a fault condition.
Amber LED flashes every 2 seconds when drift compensation limit is reached.
Refers to installation guide PP2146 for system design and installation details.
Covers system design, installation, targeting, alignment, commissioning, and troubleshooting.
Compact detector for large open areas, with built-in isolator.
Uses a transmitter/receiver unit and a reflector; detects alarms via light imbalance.
Available for 5-50m and 50-100m distances between detector and reflector.
Factory set to 35%, adjustable to 25% or 50% for different environments.
Automatically compensates for gradual lens contamination to prevent false alarms.
Loop-powered, requires no external supply; details current draw and loop capacity.
Apollo's free tool for system designers to calculate loop voltage drop.
Amber LED flashes once per second to indicate a fault condition.
Amber LED flashes every 2 seconds when drift compensation limit is reached.
Refers to installation guide PP2146 for system design and installation details.
Covers system design, installation, targeting, alignment, commissioning, and troubleshooting.
The Apollo Intelligent Reflective Beam Detector is a compact, loop-powered device designed for smoke detection in large open areas such as atria, warehouses, theatres, and churches. It incorporates a built-in 20D negative bi-directional short circuit isolator.
The detector operates as a single unit, combining both transmitter and receiver, mounted on one wall of a building. A reflector is installed on the opposite wall to return the infrared (IR) beam. When smoke partially obstructs the IR beam, an imbalance occurs between the transmitted and received light. Upon interrogation by the control panel, the detector transmits an alarm value. This intelligent reflective beam detector expands the Apollo range but does not replace the XP95 loop-powered beam detector.
General| Brand | Apollo |
|---|---|
| Model | 55000-268 |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
