Emergency Systems
Panels & Accessories
The Mains IO Modules are fully monitored loop powered devices which permit the interfacing of third party equipment with the Simplicity CO panel using normally open dry contact connections.
The connection to the input is monitored for fault (open or short circuit) and Alarm conditions.
Indoor & Outdoor Speakers & Strobes
This state of the art emergency communication system is modular and is designed for a variety of voice alarm guidance applications. The system quickly integrates via a single primary connection to a sounder circuit output from the host fire alarm control panel.
The panel comes with a variety of pre-set configurations providing complete notification capability right out of the box.
ETS Panel
The ETS-CP control panel can accommodate up to 120 outstations (TS-OS, JS-OS & HF-OS) on a 1000 metre loop.
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ETS Type A Outstation
The Type A Outstation (TS-OS) is compatible with the ETS-CP system for use as a standard re telephone or a disabled refuge call unit.
The unit is housed in a metal enclosure allowing duplex communication with LED indication for incoming calls.
Panels & Accessories
The Type B Outstation (HF-OS) is designed to fully comply with BS5839 for use as a Fire Telephone system, Disabled Refuge Call system or as a combined system when both Fire Telephones and Disabled Refuge Points are required.
The Type B Outstation is designed to be versatile, compact and an easy to use Refuge Call Point.
ETS Jack Socket Outstation
The JS-OS is an addressable jack socket that can be surface mounted and is equipped with an LED indication which lights up when called from the control panel.
Also available is JS-THS, a telephone handset with jack plug for use with JS-OS.
Smart Power 27V PSU
The ZSP135-DR power system is used for supplying the uninterruptible 24V voltage to various re protection devices.
It conforms to the standards EN 54-4:1997/A2:2006 and EN 12101-10:2005 and guidelines of VdS 2541:1996-12, 2882:2004-11, 2824:2004-03, 2593:2002-09.
Batteries
As fire alarm systems are life safety systems, they must have a battery backup in order that they will operate in the event of a mains failure. All parts of the system, including auxiliary power supplies must have a battery backup.
All the batteries stocked are 12 Volt batteries, meaning that 2 batteries are required for a 24 volt system. The standard capacities stocked are 3.4Ah, 7.2Ah, 12Ah and 17Ah.
It is important to choose the correct battery size for the system load to give the required standby time (usually 24 or 48 hours).