Simplex Fire Alarm System in Delhi

4100ES addressable fire alarm control units support up to 3,000 points, voice communication, suppression release control, IP based networking, a touch screen interface, and self-testing notification appliances. With scalable architecture and future-proof design, 4100ES control units are ideal for medium to large facilities and multi-building campus style networks.

The TrueAlarm sounder base has a builtin piezoelectric sounder that provides a high 90 dBA output whilst maintaining a low current requirement. Used with the interchangeable TrueAlarm detectors, the sounder can be powered from 24Vdc or from a compatible Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC). It is synchronised coded/ temporal coded by the CIE. or by the NAC. The sounder can be manually activated from the CIE. and sounder operation can operate independently to detector operation The sounder base has a built-in magnetic test feature.

The 4099-9006 Simplex addressable manual cal point combines the familiar Simplex Manual Station housing with a compact communication module that is easily installed to satisfy demanding applications.

The TrueAlarm detector base contains integral addressable electronics that constantly monitors the status of the detachable detector. Detector types can be easily interchanged to meet specific location requirements, for example during building construction or maintenance. The device address is contained in the base, so the address remains with its programmed location when the detector is removed for service. An integral red LED indicates power-on by pulsing, or alarm or fault when steady on.

True Alert ES addressable A/Vs are individually addressed audible/ visible notification appliances that receive power, supervision, and control signals from a Simplex fire alarm control panel providing IDNAC Signaling Line Circuits (SLCs).

This multi-sensor detector combines the TrueAlarm photoelectric smoke sensor with a fast-acting, accurate TrueAlarm thermal sensor in a single detector/base assembly. Each multi-sensor’s smoke and heat sensing element provides data for evaluation at the CIE where four independent detection modes are evaluated: • Fixed temperature heat detection • Rate-of-rise heat detection • TrueAlarm photoelectric smoke detection • TrueSense correlation detection The thermal sensor can selectively generate an alarm at a fixed temperature or a rate-of-rise of temperature. Complies with AS 1603.1-1997 and AS 1603.2- 1997