Switch Monitor with Isolator, 55000-843IMCThe Context Plus XP95 Switch Monitor is designed to monitor the state of one or more single pole, volt-free contacts connected on a single pair of cables and to report the status to Context Plus compatible control equipment.FEATURES The Switch Monitor provides four input states to the control equipment: âNormalâ, âFaultâ, […]
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Mini-Switch Monitor with isolator, 55000-760Our new Context Plus Mini Switch Monitor is an interface within an entirely new housing which is ideal for use in areas where space is limited. Its compact design allows the unit to be fitted onto a standard 35mm DIN-Rail (using a twist-click motion) or to be mounted within an enclosure, […]
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Input/output unit with isolator, 55000-847IMCThe Context Plus XP95 input/output unit provides two voltage-free, single pole, change-over relay outputs, a single monitored switch input and an unmonitored, non-polarized opto-coupled input.FEATURES Compliant with EN54-17 & 18 (2005), the Input/output Unit supervises one or more normally-open switches connected to a single pair of cables. It is set to […]
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Zone Monitor with Isolator, order code 55000-845IMCThe Context Plus XP95 Zone Monitor powers and controls the operation of a zone of up to 20 Series 65 conventional fire detectors from a loop of Context Plus analogue addressable detectors and interfaces.FEATURES The Zone Monitor is factory preset to return an analogue value of 16 when all detectors […]
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Sounder control unit with isolator, 55000-852IMCThe Context Plus XP95 Sounder Control Unit is used to control the operation of a zone of externally powered sounders and to report their status to Context Plus-compatible control equipment.FEATURES The Sounder Control Unit allows sounders to be operated continuously or pulsed, 1 second on, 1 second off. Sounders may […]
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Hush Button, order code XFP508XMost deaths and injuries from fire occur in dwellings and nowhere is the risk greater than in houses of multiple occupations (flats, apartments, etc.) where a fire in one âdwellingâ can quickly spread to another. Unfortunately, an increased risk of fire means an increased risk of false alarms. Failure to reduce […]
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