Potter 1430526-1 XP Smoke Photoelectric Detector, 4-Wire, 20 mA Relay Latching

Ensure continuous, code-compliant smoke detection in hazardous industrial sites with the Potter Electric Signal, LLC 1430526-1 XP smoke photoelectric detector. Designed for oil & gas, chemical plants and offshore platforms, this 4-wire detector delivers reliable early warning of smoldering and rapidly growing fires while integrating seamlessly with security and monitoring systems. The 0–20 mA output and dedicated alarm, auxiliary and fault relays enable straightforward connection to DCS, PLC and fire annunciation panels, reducing installation time and simplifying diagnostics. FM-approved for Class I, Division 1 / Zone 1 hazardous locations and rated IP44 for onshore/offshore use, the unit combines rugged construction with a hot-swappable sensor module to minimize downtime during maintenance. Built-in LED alarm indication and an integrated junction box with 3/4" NPT threading speed field checks and wiring. Ideal for integration into fire monitoring, surveillance and industrial safety systems, the Potter 1430526-1 XP delivers dependable protection and easier maintenance. Specify this detector for your security and fire monitoring applications or contact our team to integrate it into your control and alarm systems.

• Continuous, code-compliant smoke detection for hazardous industrial environments, protecting personnel and assets.
• Easy integration with DCS/PLC and fire panels via 0–20 mA output and dedicated alarm/aux/fault relays for streamlined monitoring.
• Minimize downtime with hot-swappable sensor modules that allow live maintenance without taking systems offline.
• FM-approved for Class I Division 1 / Zone 1 and IP44 rated for reliable performance in onshore, offshore and harsh conditions.
• Visual LED alarm confirmation and integrated junction box accelerate installation and simplify on-site troubleshooting.
• Photoelectric sensing detects both smoldering and fast-burning fires to deliver faster, actionable alerts for security and safety teams.