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SecuriSmoke ASD

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Aspirating Smoke Detection for the Earliest Possible Warning

SecuriSmoke ASD is an advanced aspirating smoke detection system designed to identify developing fire conditions long before conventional smoke detectors can respond.

Using a network of sampling pipes, air is continuously drawn into highly sensitive detection units where microscopic smoke particles can be identified at extremely low concentrations. This enables very early warning of potential fire incidents, helping to protect critical assets and minimise operational disruption.

Mist Fire supplies Securiton SecuriSmoke ASD systems throughout the UK and Ireland and provides technical support for system selection and product supply.

Why Aspirating Smoke Detection?

Traditional point smoke detectors require smoke to reach the detector before an alarm can be generated.

 

Aspirating smoke detection continuously samples air from protected areas, enabling much earlier detection of developing fire conditions.

Benefits include:

  • Ultra-early smoke detection

  • High sensitivity monitoring

  • Reduced risk of business interruption

  • Suitable for challenging environments

  • Continuous airflow monitoring

  • Flexible installation options

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High Performance Detection Technology

SecuriSmoke systems are available in a range of performance classes and configurations to suit different risk environments.

The systems are designed to comply with EN54-20 requirements and are available with internationally recognised approvals for use in critical infrastructure applications.

Product Range

Mist Fire can supply:

  • SecuriSmoke ASD Detectors

  • Sampling Pipework Components

  • Sampling Points

  • Filters

  • Test Equipment

  • Interfaces and Accessories

Contact us for assistance selecting the correct SecuriSmoke ASD solution for your application.

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UK SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE SUPPRESSION AND DETECTION SYSTEMS

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