Description
The Addressable Sounder Strobe is a vital component of modern fire alarm and emergency warning systems. It combines both audible and visual signals to alert occupants of potential emergencies, such as fires, in a building. Designed to be part of an addressable fire detection system, this device is capable of sending and receiving signals from a central control panel, allowing for precise identification of the device’s location within the facility. The integrated sounder emits a loud alarm, while the strobe provides a flashing light, ensuring the warning is noticed by individuals, including those with hearing impairments, in various settings such as commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.
Uses:
- Fire Alarm Systems: The Addressable Sounder Strobe is typically used as part of a fire alarm system to provide a dual warning mechanism (audible and visual) when a fire is detected.
- Emergency Evacuation: Ensures that individuals can be alerted to evacuate the building promptly in the event of a fire or other emergency, especially in noisy or large environments.
- High-Risk Areas: Installed in areas where there is a higher risk of fire, such as warehouses, factories, hospitals, hotels, offices, and schools, to provide clear emergency alerts.
- Assisting Individuals with Hearing Impairments: The combination of loud sound and flashing light ensures that the warning is accessible to all individuals, including those who may not hear the alarm.
- Integration with Addressable Systems: Works seamlessly with addressable fire alarm panels, providing real-time location identification and control for precise alarm management.
Importance:
- Enhanced Alerting System: The sounder and strobe combination provides a more effective and comprehensive alerting system, making sure that no individual is left unaware of an emergency.
- Regulatory Compliance: Many fire safety codes and standards require visual and audible alarm devices for emergency situations. The Addressable Sounder Strobe ensures compliance with these regulations.
- Location Identification: As part of an addressable system, it allows for pinpointing the exact location of an alarm, improving emergency response time and evacuation procedures.
- Reliable Warning: The combined sound and visual signals offer increased reliability in alerting individuals in environments where one signal alone may not be sufficient, such as noisy industrial settings or large open areas.
- Peace of Mind: The reliability and functionality of this device offer peace of mind that occupants will be properly warned in the event of an emergency, helping to mitigate risks and prevent panic.
Specifications:
- Device Type: Addressable Sounder Strobe (combined audible and visual signaling device)
- Sound Output Level: Typically 95-105 dB at 1 meter (depending on model), ensuring that the alarm is loud enough to be heard in noisy environments.
- Strobe Light: Flashing light with a high-intensity LED that provides visual indication of an emergency. Flash rate typically at 1Hz (1 flash per second), bright enough to catch attention in all conditions.
- Voltage: 24V DC (commonly used in fire alarm systems)
- Current Consumption: Typically 20-50 mA (depending on the model and manufacturer)
- Mounting Type: Ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted, with options for surface or flush installation.
- Construction Material: High-quality, durable plastic housing with a weather-resistant finish, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
- Color Options: The strobe light typically comes in red or white to differentiate fire alarm devices.
- Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: IP65 or higher for water and dust resistance, ensuring the device performs well in various environmental conditions.
- Temperature Range: Typically -10°C to +50°C, suitable for a wide range of environments.
- Compatibility: Designed to work with addressable fire alarm systems from various manufacturers, with integration capabilities to ensure compatibility with existing infrastructure.
- Wiring: Two-wire or four-wire connection (depending on system setup), with polarity detection and supervision.
- Mounting Height: Standard mounting height between 2.5m to 5m, depending on the specific model and installation environment.
- Certification and Compliance: CE marked, UL listed, and compliant with relevant safety standards such as EN54-23 (for visual alarm devices) and EN54-3 (for audible alarms).
Key Features:
- Addressable Technology: Allows for the exact location of the device to be identified by the central fire alarm control panel, improving response time and evacuation planning.
- Dual Signaling Mechanism: Combines a loud sounder and a flashing strobe light, ensuring maximum visibility and audibility for all individuals in an emergency situation.
- Energy-Efficient LED Strobe: The LED strobe is energy-efficient, with a long lifespan and minimal maintenance required.
- Easy Installation: Designed for simple installation in new or existing fire alarm systems, with compatibility across a wide range of addressable panels.
- Weatherproof and Durable: Suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor environments, with high resistance to environmental factors like dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
- Adjustable Volume Settings: Some models may allow for adjustable sound levels to suit different environments or noise conditions.
- Maintenance-Friendly: Low maintenance requirements, ensuring continuous functionality and reliable performance
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