Xtralis OSP-002 — laser alignment tool for aiming and locking OSID open-area smoke imaging detectors at commissioning.
An OSID Imager or Emitter is aimed by hand on a ball joint. This tool pushes into the alignment hole in that sphere and throws a red dot along the optical axis, so an installer can see where the device is really pointing across a large space; a quarter turn then locks it. Xtralis sells it separately and also supplies it inside the OSID-INST installation kit.
- 635–655 nm laser, average power under 5 mW
- Three LR44 button cells, factory fitted; the front half unscrews to change them
- Rotate 90° clockwise to lock the sphere — on an Emitter that also switches the unit on
- Xtralis warns against turning it past a quarter turn, as excess force damages the mechanism
- Serves OSI-10, OSI-45 and OSI-90 Imagers, OSE Emitters, and coarse alignment of OSI-R and OSI-RA
An OSID accessory, not a VESDA aspirating-detector part: OSID and VESDA are separate Xtralis lines. OSP-001 is the FTDI cable that links a PC to the Imager, and OSP-003 and OSP-004 are the acrylic test filters.
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