Intelligent Inert Gas Fire Suppression System with Automatic Control Panel for Industrial Safety

Fire Strobe Sounder

Fire Strobe Sounder is a kind of terminal device for alarm; it is used for the sound and light alarm when the fire happens.

 

Fire Strobe Sounder feature
Adopt the two-wire or the four-wire system wiring method.
The main line end receives two main lines, No polarization.
Connect the power end to DC24V power line.

Conventional Photo-electronic Smoke Detector

Conventional photo-electronic smoke detector uses a state of-the-art optical sensing chamber. This detector is designed to provide open area protection andto be used with most conventional fire alarm panel.

The conventional rate of rise of rise heat detector uses thermal component to detect the temperature changing in the environment. It can enable fire alam when the temperature difference achieved the setting rate of rise temperature value reach the setting fixed ualue. It has a stable and reliable working performance.

Two LEDs on each detector provide local 360° visible alarm indication. They flash every six seconds indicating that power is applied and the detector is working properly.

The LEDs latch on in alarm. LEDs will be off when a trouble condition exists indicating that the detector sensitivity is outside the listed limit. The alarm can be reset only by a momentary power interruption.

The Conventional photo-electronic smoke detector that initiated the alarm condition will have its red LED and relays latched until reset by panel.

The Conventional photo-electronic smoke detector Features
Surface mounting
LED indicator
Complete functional test with every activation
Meets all requirements of latest EN54-7:2001

Conventional Manual Call Point

Conventional manual call point is designed to be use with an intelligent two-wire control system. If it is pressed after a fire is manually confirmed, an alarm signal sent to a fire alarm control system which will, after receiving the alarm signal, display the equipment status of the manual fire call points. When the manual fire call points is operating normally, the red indicator will blink;when there is a fire alarm, it will remain lit.
 

Conventional Manual Call Point characteristics
Semi-flush or surface mounting
Compatible with the latest EN standards
Lever reusable (non-glass break)
LED indicator

  Due to the unique status of the fire alarm system, its wiring and installation differ from other control systems in intelligent buildings.

  Cable selection and wiring methods must first meet the technical requirements of the automatic alarm system itself, such as twisted-pair transmission cables, which are often required. Second, they must meet certain mechanical strength requirements. Third, they must be protected by conduit, concealed wiring, or flame-retardant measures. Fourth, they must be routed separately from other low-voltage system cable shafts. Fifth, their transmission network must not be shared with other transmission networks. From the perspective of intelligent buildings, automatic fire alarm systems and their linkage control systems fall under the purview of building automation systems (BAS). These systems have specific management requirements, including alarm and linkage wiring. Communication wiring is essentially a separate system, quite different from the integrated wiring system used in intelligent buildings.

  However, with the development of intelligent buildings and the increasing maturity of automatic fire alarm systems, the integration of the two will become increasingly close. The key is to consider the compatibility of the interface between the two when designing and selecting automatic fire alarm systems for intelligent buildings, ensuring optimal integration during installation, use, and operation.