The FDCAI181 alarm indicator is connected to the loop and can be programmed to indicate quickly the source of an alarm signal from detectors which are not easily accessible or visible. Addressing and control takes place via the control panel. The alarm indicator is switched as if it was a detector in the detector line.

The heat detector FDT181 is an intelligent detector. It is used for early fire detection inside a building. With built-in CPU, signals received are processed by intelligent algorithm Two operation modes: A2S/A2R Automatically address setting without encoder setting or DIP switch All-around visible alarm indicator Resistant to environment and interference factors such as humidity, corrosive

The FDO181 wide-spectrum smoke detector is an optical smoke detector with an optical sensor. It works according to the principle of forward scattering. The detector reacts extremely sensitively on light aerosols caused by fire. The increased sensitivity makes possible the early detection of smoldering and open fires.   Intelligent detector with built-in CPU, providing advanced

The floor repeater display is an indication and operation unit in a fire detection system with following functions: Indication of events Operation Alarm Scrolling through lists Trouble Switch off buzzer Small floor repeater operating and display panels for use with the addressed  

Multi-language operation menu designed Windows-like for fast and easy operation Shortcut key (right key) for popping out operation items of equipment/event Large history storage size for up to 10,000 records, first-in-first-out order; all events can be recorded during operation period LCD backlight Auto-off mode. When no operation or message to display within preset time, LCD

The ADD5100, ADD5110, ADD5160 and ADD5190 act as an interface between card readers and the advanced central controller (AC5100, AC5102 or AC5200). Each of them can support up to two card readers. When a cardholder presents an access card at an entry or exit reader the dual reader interface interprets the encoded information and sends

The ADS5200 and ADS5210 provide a Clock&Data/Wiegand interface between a card reader and the central controller (AC5100 or AC5200) for one card reader. When a cardholder presents an access card at an entry or exit reader the ADS5200 or ADS5210 reader interface interprets the encoded information and sends this data to the central controller. The

The AC5102 advanced central controller can be programmed with up to 500‚000 cardholders and up to 96 doors. It has been specially designed for maximum flexibility‚ and provides six separate field level network (FLN) channels. Each FLN is capable of hosting up to 16 local devices for access control‚ monitoring input devices or controlling output

The HD500-EM reads EM4102 cards (also known as Miro or UNIQUE 125 kHz). Vandal-proof and fire-resistant, it is popular both in vulnerable locations and modern office environments. When BC-Link is used, two of these readers can be installed to control entries and exits using only one door controller. An additional benefit of BC-Link is that