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Honeywell SM4 Stainless Steel Swivel Mount, FS Series

Part description
Stainless steel swivel mounting assembly
Material
Stainless steel
Mounting bracket version
SM4 (Standard Version)

Overview

What it is and how it fits the system.

The SM4 is a stainless steel swivel mounting assembly in the Standard Version, used as a mounting bracket for FS Series flame detectors such as the FS24X Plus. Manufactured from stainless steel, its swivel action allows the detector to be aimed across the protected area.

Technical overview

SM4 is a stainless steel swivel mounting assembly (Standard Version) used as a mounting bracket for FS Series flame detectors such as the FS24X Plus. Manufactured from stainless steel, its swivel action allows the detector to be aimed across the protected area. This mounting bracket is designed specifically for the FS Series flame detector range, providing adjustable positioning for optimal coverage.

The SM4 is listed as the standard mounting bracket for FS Series flame detectors, with a marine-version counterpart available as the SM4-M. Physical connection and installation details are provided in the product/installation manual, which should be referenced for full specifications and setup procedures. The assembly’s stainless steel construction helps ensure durability in demanding environments while enabling precise detector alignment. The SM4 is a stainless steel swivel mounting assembly in the Standard Version, used as a mounting bracket for FS Series flame detectors such as the FS24X Plus. Manufactured from stainless steel, its swivel action allows the detector to be aimed across the protected area.

Specifications

Full technical data for this part.

Part descriptionStainless steel swivel mounting assembly
MaterialStainless steel
Mounting bracket versionSM4 (Standard Version)

Specifications sourced from manufacturer documentation.

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