WAGNER has unveiled its new TITANUS REX aspirating smoke detector, introducing the latest generation of its TITANUS product family at the NFPA trade show in Las Vegas.
The VdS-certified detector has been redesigned with a focus on sensitivity, modularity and digitalisation. WAGNER says the system is designed to deliver early fire detection while reducing nuisance alarms and supporting energy-efficient operation.
According to the company, TITANUS REX combines high-level detection performance with resource-efficient operation for modern fire protection applications. Further certifications, including UL and AFNOR, are expected shortly.
Torsten Wagner, Managing Director and Partner of WAGNER Group GmbH, said: “Our new detector module detects even very small smoke particles much earlier and with greater precision. This gives users valuable time to take targeted action in the event of a fire and reliably safeguards their processes.”
At the centre of the system is WAGNER’s new W1 technology, which combines sensitive smoke particle detection with intelligent signal processing. Its LOGIC·SENS PLUS fire pattern recognition system evaluates data against ambient conditions to support early detection and reduce false alarms.
The company says the detector’s specialised sensor technology and energy-efficient components reduce power consumption and allow the power supply to be sized according to operational requirements.
Planning, commissioning and maintenance are supported by connected software tools including TITANUS PipeXpress PLUS and TITANUS ServiceXpress. Wizard-guided workflows are designed to help ensure project planning complies with relevant standards.
TITANUS REX is available in three variants — TITANUS REX 30, TITANUS REX 50 and TITANUS REX 70 — to suit applications ranging from elevator shafts and deep-freeze areas down to -32°C to highly sensitive environments and large hyperscale data centres. Its compact design and quiet operation are intended to support discreet installation across a range of settings.
Following its NFPA debut, WAGNER is also presenting TITANUS REX to European fire safety professionals at FeuerTrutz in Nuremberg this week.
