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AKCP Smoke Sensor SK00 – Early fire detection for critical infrastructure

AKCP Smoke Sensor SK00

Fires are among the most serious risks to IT infrastructures, production facilities, and warehouse environments. In particular, even small amounts of smoke in data centers and server rooms can lead to catastrophic consequences. The AKCP Smoke Sensor SK00 is a highly sensitive SNMP-enabled detector designed specifically for IT environments. Using photoelectric technology, it detects smoke particles at the earliest stage, providing operators with timely alerts before a fire escalates.

Fully compatible with AKCP’s sensorProbe and securityProbe series, the SK00 integrates seamlessly into IT security and facility monitoring systems. From small server rooms to enterprise-scale data centers, the SK00 delivers a robust, reliable, and network-enabled defense line for comprehensive fire protection strategies.

With SNMP support, the SK00 can be integrated into popular network management tools such as Zabbix, PRTG, Nagios, or HP OpenView. Administrators can define alarm thresholds, receive real-time notifications, and visualize status updates across IT dashboards. This makes it a vital component for IT fire protection and environment monitoring.

Beyond smoke detection, the sensor features a versatile alarm architecture. Alerts can be triggered via e-mail, SMS, SNMP traps, or connected to acoustic and visual indicators (sirens, strobe lights). For heightened protection, integration with dialer systems is also possible, providing maximum responsiveness during potential fire events.

Photoelectric Smoke Detection

The SK00’s core technology is photoelectric detection, combining a light emitter with an optical sensor. When smoke particles enter the chamber, light scattering occurs, triggering the alarm. This approach is particularly effective at identifying smoldering fires or gradual smoke developments common in electrical equipment.

An insect-resistant sensing chamber minimizes false alarms from dust or foreign bodies, while automatic self-testing ensures long-term reliability. A dedicated backup battery provides additional safety in case of power failures.

Integration with AKCP Monitoring Systems

The SK00 is designed for simple deployment within existing AKCP infrastructures. It connects via RJ45 to sensorProbe or securityProbe devices and is automatically recognized using AutoSense. Alarm thresholds and response rules are configured quickly using the web interface, making the sensor operational within minutes.

Through SNMP OIDs, smoke readings can also be made available to external management systems, ensuring fire sensor statuses are visible on the same dashboards that monitor temperature, humidity, and power systems.

Alarm & Notification Options

  • E-mail alerts to predefined administrators
  • SMS notifications via local or GSM/LTE gateway
  • SNMP traps for network monitoring platforms
  • Audio/visual alarms via connected sirens or beacons
  • Integration with telephone dialer systems for emergency alerts

A built-in disconnect alarm reports faults or tampering attempts. This guarantees permanent monitoring reliability.

Reliability & Safety Features

Built for critical environments, the SK00 features a rugged housing resistant to dust and external influences. Continuous self-monitoring ensures it detects not just fire events but also operational issues such as contamination or failure. With both self-checks and manual testing options, the sensor provides dependable performance for long-term deployments.

Flexible Installation

The SK00 can be installed in various configurations, typically in ceiling or rack-adjacent areas where smoke collects. Alternatively, it can be placed closer to sensitive IT or network devices for targeted monitoring. Mounting can be done using cables, screws, or adhesive pads. Multiple detectors can be networked to provide full-coverage fire monitoring across large facilities.

Application Areas

  • Data centers & server rooms: early detection of overheating or cable-related risks
  • Industrial facilities: fire detection near sensitive machines
  • Production sites: prevent costly line disruptions due to fire events
  • Warehouses & logistics: smoke detection in goods storage environments
  • Telecommunications: safeguard switching centers or hub environments

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

How does the smoke detector work?
It uses photoelectric light-scattering detection to sense smoke particles.

How is it integrated?
Via RJ45 to sensorProbe/securityProbe, with AutoSense detection and full SNMP OID support.

What types of alarms are available?
E-mail, SMS, SNMP traps, disconnect alarms, as well as audio/visual triggers.

How does it prevent false alarms?
With an insect-resistant chamber and automated self-diagnostics.

The AKCP Smoke Sensor SK00 is a highly reliable fire protection device for data centers, industrial facilities, and logistics environments. Combining accurate photoelectric smoke detection, broad alarm integration, rugged design, and SNMP compatibility, it is a vital element of professional IT fire safety. Early smoke detection prevents costly downtime, protects assets, and ensures maximum safety for staff and infrastructure.

AKCP Smoke Sensor

AKCP Smoke Sensor
The SNMP-enabled Smoke Sensor SK00 from AKCP is specially designed for early fire detection in mission-critical environments. Server rooms, data centers, production sites, and warehouses can be completely destroyed by fire within minutes, leading to catastrophic economic and legal consequences.

As an IP-capable smoke sensor, the SK00 integrates seamlessly into existing network monitoring systems. Connection is via standard RJ45 port with Cat5/Cat6 cable to AKCP sensorProbe or securityProbe base units.

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