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Conventional Detection Vision Range

Vision 2020F 58°C Fixed Heat Detector | EN54 Part 5

Detector type
58º Fixed Temperature Heat Detector
Sensing element
Incorporates a static element; suitable where ambient conditions normally exhibit (heat element combined with an ASIC)
Operating voltage range
14 to 28VDC (Nominal 24VDC)
Maximum standby current
70μA @ 24VDC (Maximum Standby Current @ 25ºC)
Quiescent current
55 µA Typical, at 24 VDC, 25°C (2020R and 2020F)
Maximum alarm current
70mA @ 28VDC
Latching alarm
Reset by momentary power interruption

You will also need

Needed to install, power or certify this product.

2020B

Standard detector mounting base for Vision detectors

2020B Standard Base – adds 9.5mm to detector height

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£7.82 inc VAT
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2020BSD

Detector mounting base fitted with schottky diode. For Vision detectors

2020BSD Standard Base with Schottky diode

£5.26
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£6.31 inc VAT
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2020DBSD

DEEP BASE SCHOT DIODE VISION S

2020DBSD Deep Base with Schottky diode

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£10.78 inc VAT
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Overview

What it is and how it fits the system.

The 2020F is a 58°C fixed-temperature heat detector from the Vision range of conventional detectors, pairing a heat element with an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) for quick, accurate fire detection. Its static sensing element suits locations where ambient conditions normally remain stable, operating from 14 to 28VDC (nominal 24VDC) with a 70µA maximum standby current and 70mA maximum alarm current at 28VDC. The latching alarm resets by momentary power interruption; the head measures 102mm diameter by 40.5mm high and weighs 70g.

Technical overview

2020F is a fixed temperature thermal detector designed for conventional fire alarm systems within the Conventional Detection Vision Range. It operates using a static sensing element combined with an ASIC to detect a preset temperature threshold of 58°C, triggering an alarm when ambient conditions reach this level. The device features a latching alarm function that resets only upon momentary power interruption, helping to ensure reliable signal retention until manually cleared.

It is constructed from ABS material with a colour approximating RAL9016 and has a diameter of 102mm and a height of 40.5mm, increasing to 50mm when mounted on a standard base. The detector weighs 70g, rising to 115g with the base included. It operates within a voltage range of 14 to 28VDC (nominal 24VDC), drawing a typical quiescent current of 55µA and a maximum standby current of 70µA at 24VDC and 25°C, while drawing up to 70mA at 28VDC during alarm.

The 2020F is approved to EN54 Part 5:2000 (Amendment 1) as a Class A2S heat detector and holds LPCB and CE approvals under certificate number 0832-CPD-0184. It functions in application temperatures from –30°C to +70°C and tolerates relative humidity levels between 5% and 95% non-condensing. Compatible with a range of detector bases including the 2020B standard base and 2020BSD base with Schottky diode, it supports flexible installation in conventional fire alarm configurations.

Specifications

Full technical data for this part.

Detector type58º Fixed Temperature Heat Detector
Sensing elementIncorporates a static element; suitable where ambient conditions normally exhibit (heat element combined with an ASIC)
Operating voltage range14 to 28VDC (Nominal 24VDC)
Maximum standby current70μA @ 24VDC (Maximum Standby Current @ 25ºC)
Quiescent current55 µA Typical, at 24 VDC, 25°C (2020R and 2020F)
Maximum alarm current70mA @ 28VDC
Latching alarmReset by momentary power interruption
Diameter102mm
Height40.5mm (plus 9.5mm for standard base)
Weight70g (plus 45g for standard base)
MaterialABS
ColourApproximates RAL9016
Application temperature range–30ºC to +70ºC (see note 1)
Humidity5 to 95% Relative Humidity (non-condensing)

Specifications sourced from manufacturer documentation.

Specifications per manufacturer documentation, subject to change — E&OE. Spotted an inaccuracy? Let us know