Distributed Fiber Optic Sensing

Distributed Fiber Optic Linear Heat Detector

Passive sensing fiber provides real-time temperature monitoring, alarm positioning and platform linkage across long, continuous routes.

Long-Range MonitoringAlarm PositioningIntrinsically Safe Sensing
Product ProfileDistributed Fiber Optic Linear Heat Detector
10 kmMaximum distance per channel

Product Overview

Capabilities and functional features

Designed with reference to GB 16280-2014, the system combines long measuring distance, continuous monitoring, passive sensing and electromagnetic immunity.

01

Long-Range Monitoring

A single channel can cover extended routes such as tunnels, utility corridors and industrial sites.

02

Resettable Detection

The sensing element can continue monitoring after the abnormal temperature condition clears.

03

Rate-of-Rise and Fixed Temperature

Combines temperature change and threshold logic to identify anomalies.

04

Passive and Interference Resistant

The sensing fiber needs no field power and resists electromagnetic interference.

Applications

Where It Fits

Suitable for long, complex spaces with positioning requirements or environments where powered field sensors are undesirable.

01

Utility Tunnels

Continuous monitoring and zone management across long enclosed corridors.

02

Road and Rail Tunnels

Covers extended routes and helps position abnormal temperature sections.

03

Oil Tanks and Storage

Supports passive sensing around critical areas such as floating-roof tanks.

04

Cable and Conveyor Routes

For long cable facilities, conveyor systems and industrial routes.

Specifications

Key Technical Data

The following key technical data supports product evaluation and preliminary selection.

Measurement DistanceCurrent material states 10.0 km, up to 10.0 km per channel
Channels4 channels
Measurement Time1.5 s per channel
Detection Unit Length1 m
Sampling Interval0.4 m
Positioning Accuracy±1 m
Fixed Alarm Temperatures60°C, 70°C, 85°C
Communication InterfacesLAN, USB and RS485

Note: Final model, configuration, parameters and certification status are subject to confirmed product documents, test reports and project selection.

Installation

Typical Installation Concepts

Fiber routing should reflect protected assets, alarm zones and mechanical protection requirements and be developed for the specific project.

Tunnel and Utility CorridorContinuous fiber routing is designed around tunnel crowns, cable layers and alarm zones.
Floating-Roof TankFiber can follow the rim area while routing accounts for explosion protection and movement.
Conveyor InstallationFiber may follow roller or high-risk heating zones with suitable fixing and protection.

Documents

Product and Technical Documents

Product brochures, test reports and installation documents will be provided after their approved disclosure scope is confirmed.

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Product Enquiry

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