Mechanical Joint Ends – 200 PSI
- Complies with AWWA C515 Standard
- High quality graphite stem seal
- NPT plug on body
- 200PSI Working pressure
- -10°C to 120°C Working temperature
- Sizes: 20” & 24”
Description
Attachment
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Robin fire alarm addressable control panel
Model Number: LF-6100A/1, LF-6100A/2 & LF-6100A/4
Attributes
Available in 1, 2 and 4 Smart Detection Circuits
5" LCD Display - 320 x 240 dpi Resolution
Up to 127 devices each episode.
Logic-controlled output functions
15 LED status indicators
21 user-friendly control keys
Laptop programming
Full field programming
Manual Call Point
Operating voltage 9 ÷ 30 VDC
Nominal operating
voltage 24 VDC
Current consumption in
alarm state
23mA/15V; 38mA/24V;
48mA/30V
Installation wires 0,4mm2 ÷ 2.0mm2
Operation temperature -10°C ÷ +60°C
Relative humidity ≤93% @ +40°C
Type of the frangible
element A
Material (plastic), Color ABS, red
Degree of protection IP40
Dimensions (incl. base) 90x57x90mm
Gas extinguishing panel
Model Number: LF/EX
Attributes
Solid steel powder-coated cabinet
Built-in battery and internal charger
System status indicator
Charge & error indicators. Battery failure
Alarm circuits monitored for both open and short circuit
Manual trigger switch on front
2 monitored detection zones
Gas release
knockout monitored on top and bottom sides for easy installation
Communication relay
Control switch Release
timer
Temperature Fire Alarm Detector
Application
The F10 is suitable for environments, where sudden large temperature changes are considered as normal, rooms with high concentration of vaporous, exhaust gases, dust, etc. For example: kitchens, garages, boiler rooms or other places where it is not convenient to install fire alarm optical smoke detectors.
Matrix Network Vision Anchor
Matrix Network Vision Anchor
The large, full-color graphic display with touch screen functionality provides fire alarm system status information to single or multiple locations. Matrix Vision Annunciator can be configured to provide full display and control to replicate fire control panel functionality or to act as a simple display device for applications where access to fire alarm system control is inconvenient.
