INIM FIRE EM411R Addressed analog module equipped with 1 input for conventional detection lines

Addressed analog module equipped with 1 input for conventional detection lines (max 32 devices). 1 relay output. 240 addresses. Complete with loop isolator. CPR certification EN54pt17-pt18.

The EM411R module connects to the loop and allows a conventional line (max 32 devices) to be interfaced to the INIM addressed analog control panels. 1 input per conventional line. 1 output relay (2 free exchanges). Short circuit isolator included. 3 multicolor LEDs for input/output/isolator status indication. Automatic addressing (each device is identified by a serial number assigned by the manufacturer).

The EM411R module, from the ENEA series, allows a conventional line (up to 32 conventional detectors or alarm buttons) to be interfaced to an INIM analog-addressed control unit. Each ENEA series device is identified by a unique serial number assigned at the time of manufacture and therefore does not require the use of any address programmer. The serial number is indicated on the device label and on two removable labels that can be placed on the floor plan and on the mounting base. Once the loop wiring has been completed, through a manual programmer or a control center and thanks to the LoopMap technology, all connected devices are automatically recognized, the wiring is reconstructed and shown in graphic form, reporting the actual order in which the devices were connected, the “T” junctions and all the physical characteristics of the Loop. The exact topology of the plant is thus reconstructed, obtaining an interactive map that simplifies and speeds up troubleshooting and system maintenance operations. Thanks to serial self-addressing, developed by INIM Electronics, it is now possible to expand the system, previously installed, without having to reprogram the entire system, keeping the specificities of the LoopMap technology unchanged, as the new device will be assigned the first free logical ID correctly positioned within the interactive map. Self-addressing eliminates some typical problems of manual addressing: waste of time due to rotary/dipswitch addressing, malfunctions caused by the device's dual address or lack of addressing, useless consumption of address cards resulting from incorrect addressing. The EM411R module is equipped with an input for connecting a conventional line and a relay with two exchanges (which are activated for the same cause) programmable NO/ NC (associated with any power plant event), in voltage-free exchange, used to control any type of actuation. The EM411R module, like all ENEA devices, is equipped with an isolator module and occupies a loop address.