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Xtralis
VESDA is the name most fire engineers use for aspirating smoke detection, and Xtralis is the company behind it. An aspirating detector draws air through a pipe network to a detection chamber and can report smoke at a very early stage. Seven Star LLC supplies Xtralis VESDA detectors and spare parts to facility and fire system teams in Oman, including filter cartridges, detection chambers, power supplies and remote displays.
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About Xtralis
- Founded
- 1983
- Headquarters
- Dublin, Ireland
- Speciality
- Aspirating smoke detection
- Listed with us
- 9 products
VESDA is the name most fire engineers use for aspirating smoke detection, and Xtralis is the company behind it. An aspirating detector draws air through a pipe network to a detection chamber and can report smoke at a very early stage. Seven Star LLC supplies Xtralis VESDA detectors and spare parts to facility and fire system teams in Oman, including filter cartridges, detection chambers, power supplies and remote displays.
Xtralis VESDA detectors and spares listed here
Two generations appear in the listing. From the earlier VESDA range come the VLC-505, a compact detector for single areas with VESDAnet communication, and the VESDA VLI, built for dusty industrial environments. The current generation is VESDA-E, represented by the VEP detector.
Spare parts follow VSP numbers:
- VSP-962 filter cartridge for VESDA-E detectors
- VSP-972 filter cartridge for the VESDA-E VEA
- VSP-964-03 smoke detection chamber (MK3) for VESDA-E
System accessories listed include the VPS-215-E power supply and the VRT-J00 remote display and relay unit.
Where VESDA aspirating detection is used
Aspirating detection is chosen where point detectors respond too late or cannot be reached for testing: data halls and telecom rooms, switchgear and control rooms, clean rooms, cold stores, warehouses with high racking, cable tunnels and heritage buildings. The VLI extends this to dirty areas such as conveyors and process buildings. Such sites are common in the GCC, where data centers and utility substations are expanding.
Ordering VESDA parts: what we need
Send the detector model and part number from the detector label, for example VLC-505 or the VEP variant code, with the serial number. VESDA-E detectors are made in several variants by pipe count and display type, so the complete code is needed. For filters and chambers, give the VSP number and the detector it serves. For a new detector, the pipe network design has to exist first: tell us the model selected by your designer and the fire panel interface required. We check each number against Xtralis documentation.
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Looking for Xtralis parts not listed here, or pricing for a project? Send us the part numbers and quantities. Seven Star LLC sources genuine Xtralis products for customers across Oman and the GCC and replies with a formal quotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which filter fits my VESDA detector?
Filters are specific to the detector generation. VESDA-E detectors such as the VEP use the VSP-962 cartridge, and the VEA uses the VSP-972. Earlier VESDA detectors like the VLC use a different filter cartridge. Read the model on the detector label and send it with your request, and we will confirm the VSP number in the manufacturer's spare parts list.
What is the difference between the VLC-505 and other VLC models?
The VLC, also called VESDA LaserCOMPACT, is made in a relay-only version and a VESDAnet version. The VLC-505 is the VESDAnet version, which can communicate with other VESDA devices, remote displays and configuration tools on the network. If your existing detector is connected to a VESDAnet loop or a remote display, the replacement must be the 505 type.
Can a VESDA-E VEP replace an older VESDA detector on the same pipework?
Xtralis designed VESDA-E as the successor generation, and the VEP is its general-purpose detector. A replacement still has to be verified: the existing pipe network must be recalculated in the manufacturer's ASPIRE design software for the new detector, and mounting, wiring and panel interface checked. Send the old model and the pipe layout to your fire system designer, and send us the resulting part number.
Which approvals do Xtralis VESDA detectors carry?
Xtralis publishes product approvals for VESDA detectors from bodies such as UL, FM, VdS and LPCB, including approval to EN 54-20 for aspirating smoke detectors, with sensitivity classes that depend on the pipe network design. The approval list varies by model and variant. Tell us which listing your consultant or civil defense file requires and we will provide the manufacturer's certificate on request.
Is Seven Star LLC an Xtralis distributor?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier and is not an authorized Xtralis or VESDA distributor. We source VESDA detectors and spare parts through commercial channels, check model and VSP numbers against the manufacturer's documentation, and provide the datasheet and the certificates the manufacturer issues with the order on request.