The Honeywell Gent 800271 is a conventional rate-of-rise heat detector from the ES Detect range, designed to operate with the Gent Xenex control panel, replacing the earlier Vision 20/20 range. It uses a fast semiconductor sensor to guarantee reliable detection of fires with rapidly rising temperatures, alongside an integrated fixed temperature function for detecting fires with slowly rising temperatures. Fire Trade Supplies
The ES Detect automatic detector is a non-addressable detector specifically designed for operation on conventional systems, with a range that includes intelligent algorithms for fire detection. The detector features decentralized intelligence, automatic function self-test, alarm and operations data storage, and alarm display, and a remote indicator can also be connected for locations where the detector isn’t directly visible. The ES Detect range is only approved for installation with Xenex control panels, or with Vigilon via interface units. Safe Fire Direct + 3
Technically, the 800271 carries EN 54-5 A1R detector category approval, with a typical application temperature of up to 50°C and a quiescent current of approximately 25µA. The detector requires a compatible base to complete installation, available as either the standard base or a version with diode. Huvo
Key Features:
- Rate-of-rise heat detector with integrated fixed temperature function
- Fast semiconductor sensor for rapid fire detection
- Decentralized intelligence with automatic self-test
- Alarm and operations data storage
- Optional remote indicator connection
- EN 54-5 A1R approved
- Designed for Gent Xenex control panel (or Vigilon via interface)
- Typical application temperature: up to 50°C
- Quiescent current: approx. 25µA
- Compatible bases: 805590 (standard) or 805590-D (with diode)
Ideal Applications:
Commercial and industrial buildings, kitchens, plant rooms, and areas prone to rapid temperature rise where quick heat detection is required within a conventional Gent Xenex fire alarm system.





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