Testifire XTR2 Testing Kit for Smoke & Heat Detectors (9m Reach)
The XTR2 system by Testifire is a high-performance solution for functional testing of fire alarm detection units, eliminating the need for ladders for detectors positioned more info up to 9 metres high.
This all-in-one testing kit enhances compliance and maintenance procedures by combining smoke and heat testing in a single unit with intelligent digital reporting functions.
Realistic Detector Testing
Using dedicated smoke sources, the device produces synthetic smoke on demand. Heat tests are adjustable, with options for normal or high heat outputs. These tests mirror genuine fire triggers to verify that detectors activate as intended.
Multi-Mode Testing Functions
The XTR2 offers engineers a choice of modes, including:
- Standard smoke or heat test
- High heat mode for specialist devices
- Simultaneous smoke and heat
- Sequential stimulus tests
- Timed start for convenience
Once activated, the device confirms the sensor’s activation and logs whether the test passed. This removes manual uncertainty, while the built-in clearing function prevents false alarms post-test from the detector.
Cloud-Based Documentation
The XTR2 is compatible with a mobile app and cloud platform. Engineers can upload results directly on-site, enabling faster turnaround times.
Clients receive immediate confirmation of detector tests via download or email, reducing admin tasks.
Access & Detector Removal Without Ladders
The kit includes a telescopic pole with modular extensions, capable of testing and removing detector heads from up to 9m. A universal removal tool safely detaches detector units, all without the use of ladders. The provided carry bag keeps the system organised.
Durability & Additional Features
Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, the unit also includes a built-in torch to assist with testing in low-light environments. The device is engineered for reliability, making it suitable for regular use by professionals.
Final Overview
XTR2 by Testifire improves accuracy during smoke and heat detector testing. It allows engineers to test with minimal disruption, while reporting becomes automated. This system offers confidence in detection systems without the need for ladders or manual logging.
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