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Detector SiFi

An autonomous fire detector with connectivity to the Internet of Things (IoT) via the wireless SIGFOX global network.  The detector works both autonomously and as part of a wireless network. Fire detection is based on an optical and temperature principle. The detector is battery powered. 

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