Fire-Lite MS-2 and MS-4 Discontinued; New Panels Coming

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@Mhgk

It makes for a good selling point to claim that their detectors are extremely elaborate. In the early 2000s, Siemens transitioned to the FirePrint detectors as a replacement for both the ionization and photoelectric models, since it has similar benefits.

Well considering Edwards’ track record (read: very good) I’m trusting that they’re telling the truth about their Signature Optica-series being elaborate & as a result a lot better at distinguishing between false alarms & actual fires. What did Siemens do with their FirePrint detectors though?

@Mhgk

Great, did they do the same with the 2151/2151T? The abridged site mentions the 2151 on that list but I don’t know if that means it is 7th edition listed and whether that extends to the 2151T. Also, I don’t see SWIFT devices on that list; are those listed to the 7th edition?

I could have sworn the 2151-series is no more for whatever reason (though I know Fire-Lite & Notifier no longer sell the addressable versions of the 2151 that they used to, since their current detectors look completely different).