Tyco 516.800.918 Tyco Fire Detection and Life Safety Products

Razz Middle East supplies Tyco fire detection and life safety products across Saudi Arabia. The range covers point smoke and heat detectors and their bases, manual call points, sounders and beacons, sprinkler and alarm valve components, and the interface and control equipment used with them. Items are sourced to order against the exact Tyco part number and delivered duty-paid to site.

Tyco 516.800.918

This page covers Tyco part number 516.800.918 — Tyco Fire Detection and Life Safety Products. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Tyco Fire Detection and Life Safety Products

Detection is chosen by what the fire is expected to look like in its early stage. An optical smoke detector responds to visible smoke particles and suits smouldering fires in offices, corridors and accommodation. A heat detector responds to a fixed temperature or to a rate of rise and is used where smoke detection would false alarm, such as kitchens, plant rooms and dusty stores. Multi-sensor detectors combine both to reduce unwanted alarms. Detectors are supplied separately from their bases, and the base determines how the detector is wired and whether it carries a sounder, a relay or a short-circuit isolator, so a base is not a generic part. Manual call points and notification appliances complete the loop. On the suppression side, sprinkler heads are defined by temperature rating, orifice size, response class and finish, and alarm and check valve trim parts are matched to the specific valve model. Everything on a fire system is part of a certified installation, so device compatibility is set by the panel and by the approval held by the assembly.

Tyco Fire Detection and Life Safety Products in Saudi Arabia

Fire systems are mandatory and inspected in Saudi buildings, and Civil Defence approval governs both the design and any material change to it, which is why replacements are normally made like-for-like. The installed base is large: commercial towers, hotels, hospitals, schools, malls, warehouses and industrial administration buildings in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province, plus substations, control rooms, cable galleries and warehouses at industrial sites in Jubail, Yanbu and the cement and mining operations. New construction at NEOM and along the Red Sea coast adds further systems. Environmental conditions drive device selection in unconditioned spaces. Airborne dust in warehouses, cement plants and car parks causes optical detector contamination and unwanted alarms, and high ambient temperature in plant rooms and roof voids can approach the fixed temperature rating of a heat detector, so the detector type and its rating should be matched to the actual space rather than repeated across a building.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the Tyco part number as printed on the device, for example 801PHEX or 851PH, and state the control panel model the device will connect to, because loop device compatibility on an addressable system is set by the panel and its firmware rather than by the detector alone. Confirm whether the base is required as a separate line and which type: standard, sounder, relay or isolator. For sprinkler and valve parts, give the valve model and size and the temperature rating and response class required, since these are matched to the specific assembly. For notification appliances, state the operating voltage, the sound output or candela setting and the mounting arrangement. Note that any change to a certified system may need Civil Defence review. Items are sourced to order with a typical lead time of three weeks and delivered duty-paid to site.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.