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We have to construct one storage shade for four electromechanical machines and some polyethylene container liners; as per comments from the project team, we need to install addressable heat detector(s). Area is safe that is not classified. The storage shade dimensions are 10M (Length) X 08M (Breadth) X 05M (Height). The proposed heat detectors shall be wired to the nearest local FACP through a Terminal Box/Junction Box provided locally within this proposed shade.
The question is the spacing requirement for the installation of addressable heat detectors of a specific make/model.
Appreciate your kind immediate advice, thanks.
Regards,
Muhammad Zakria
Project Engineer
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