TITANUS REX
New-generation detection with staged alarms and digital planning and service tools.
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Wagner · TITANUS
Find Smoke EarlyGain Time to Respond
Air-sampling detection for rooms, warehouses and equipment cabinets.
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Bring the Air to the Detector
TITANUS samples air through a network of pipes to detect developing smoke. Choose the detector, pipe layout and accessories together for the space you need to protect.
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TITANUS MICRO·SENS
Compact air-sampling detection for smaller rooms and equipment.
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TITANUS PRO·SENS
Modular detection for one or two monitoring areas, with specialist variants.
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TITANUS PRO·SENS /net
PRO·SENS with staged alarms and optional network and logging functions.
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TITANUS TOP·SENS
Multiple alarm levels and a smoke-level display for a clearer view of developing conditions.
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TITANUS FUSION
Two-channel detection for small to medium monitoring areas.
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TITANUS RACK·SENS
Early detection within server and control cabinets, with suppression options in the range.
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What Are You Protecting?
Choose an application to see what to check before specifying a TITANUS system.
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Start With the Room Layout
Consider MICRO·SENS for smaller spaces and the larger TITANUS families where more monitoring channels or alarm stages are needed. Check airflow and sampling-point positions before choosing a model.
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Plan Around Height and Airflow
High ceilings, racks and ventilation affect smoke movement. Review PRO·SENS, TOP·SENS or REX with the designer, then validate the pipe network in the appropriate Wagner planning software.
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Check the Full Temperature Range
Use a suitable deep-freeze variant and plan for condensation, filtration and changes in temperature. The detector and pipe network must be assessed together.
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Protect the Equipment Enclosure
RACK·SENS is designed for server and control cabinets. Review the cabinet airflow, connected enclosures, alarm interfaces and whether a detection-only or suppression configuration is required.
Plan for the Conditions on Site
01
Moving Air
Position sampling points with the airflow, ceiling height and room layout in mind.
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Cold or Dusty Spaces
Use the right detector variant, filters and condensation measures for the environment.
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Access for Maintenance
Plan accessible test points and space to inspect the detector, filters and pipe network.
Certifications
Approvals, at a glance
FM
Selected PRO·SENS configurations
VdS / LPCB
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Approvals and design limits depend on the detector variant, pipe network and region. Use the current datasheet and certificate for your project.
Applications
Where And How To Use The Range
Specialist Applications
Cold Storage
TITANUS TOP·SENS cold-storage variants are rated down to −40°C. Select the matching detector modules and pipe design.
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Quick answers
How Does TITANUS Detect Smoke?
A fan draws air through sampling holes in a pipe network. The detector analyses that air for smoke and sends alarm or fault signals to the connected system.
Which TITANUS Model Should I Choose?
Start with the space, environmental conditions, alarm stages and monitoring requirements. MICRO·SENS suits smaller areas; other families add monitoring channels, displays, connectivity or cabinet protection. Confirm the exact configuration with the design team.
Can TITANUS Be Used in Cold Stores?
Wagner offers deep-freeze variants and application-specific accessories. Temperature changes, condensation and pipe routing must be considered together; a standard indoor model is not automatically suitable.
Does TITANUS Connect to My Fire Alarm Panel?
Connection depends on the detector variant, relay outputs, interface modules and panel requirements. Share both model numbers so the alarm, fault and any network interfaces can be checked.
Can I Calculate the Pipe Layout From the Floor Area Alone?
No. Pipe length, sampling holes, airflow, transport time and required detection sensitivity all affect the design. Use the appropriate Wagner planning software and the approved design method for the selected detector.
What Is the Difference Between PRO·SENS and TOP·SENS?
PRO·SENS offers modular monitoring. TOP·SENS adds multiple alarm stages and a smoke-level display. PRO·SENS /net also offers additional alarm and connectivity options; compare the exact variants rather than the family name alone.
What Is TITANUS REX?
REX is Wagner’s newer aspirating detection platform. It uses W1 sensing technology and works with PipeXpress PLUS and ServiceXpress. Check regional availability, approvals and the required configuration.
What Information Helps You Review a Project?
Send floor plans, ceiling heights, room use, airflow conditions, temperature range, fire-panel details and required approvals. For an existing system, include the detector label and pipe layout.
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Share the room layout, environmental conditions and fire-panel details. We can help identify the range and documents to review.