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Controllers
A controller receives input from the various sensors, verifies whether it is a real fire and then sends a signal to release the extinguishing agent.
Microprocessor based electronics, enable flexibility to fit specific system configurations and operating logic. The typical control panel includes mode selector, indication and warning signals, Built-in-Test (BIT) capabilities. Modern RS-485 serial communication port enables connection to a main control system and can be used for maintenance and trouble-shooting.
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Detector / ControllerThis unit can govern both the troop compartment and the engine
compartment system components, eliminates the need for a separate control box,
reduces cabling, is cost effective without degrading performance and
reliability. The unit is ideal for small vehicles. |
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Engine Control BoxA specially designed compact control box integrates automatic and manual
activation for the engine compartment system. |
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Combined Control BoxThe multi-compartment microprocessor based unit monitors the various
detectors and extinguishers and also interfaces with a Local Area Network (LAN) via
TCP/IP Ethernet port, enabling integration of the system into an existing
vehicle communication infrastructure. |
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Power Back Up BoxThe unit provides power back-up for the fire protection system during or
after power failure, maintaining this essential system operative. |
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Emergency SwitchThe emergency switch enables manual activation of the system extinguishers
serving as back-up to the automatic activation. |