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The fire suppression system used in our unit, which is based on the Gulf technology, has been triggering alarms due to the detection of ultraviolet flames; after a while it returns to normal, yet there is no actual flame present. What can be done to resolve this issue? Also, does anyone have the wiring rules for the Gulf encoder? Could you give me one?
I’m not sure, but the devices used for flame detection usually have mechanisms for adjusting sensitivity. The ones used in our company are from a company based in Shanghai; there are components for short-circuiting that are used to adjust sensitivity. However, it’s recommended not to make any adjustments, as false alarms are a normal occurrence.
Is it outdoors or indoors? If it’s outdoors, avoid ultraviolet rays; if it’s indoors, as mentioned above, you can reduce the sensitivity to give it a try
The same is true for our company’s devices; we need to determine whether they are used indoors or outdoors. In outdoor settings, direct sunlight can cause false alarms, and at the moment there is no good solution for this issue. Adjusting the sensitivity might result in no alarm being triggered when an actual problem does occur
Please be cautious when choosing fire protection products. The products from Gulf are probably acceptable, but the service is terrible. Please think it through and do your research before making a decision. A local agent there is extremely dishonest; something that could have been resolved with just a few words required him to go to the site in order to fix it, charging 1000 yuan for it. His attitude was the same even when called at the headquarters.