ARITECH FIRE 2010-1-RB Optional module equipped with 4 uncontrolled relay outputs

Optional module equipped with 4 uncontrolled relay outputs. Possibility to implement relay outputs for a single zone or for the activation of relays associated with the state of one or more zones. Connection to the 1X-xx series control units via an internal bus. Programming through software

functions General Conventional fire control units offer state-of-the-art architecture in configurations that must satisfy a simple solution for small and medium-sized conventional applications. They are characterized by an attractive contemporary design adaptable to any type of environment. The front panel with its slightly curved lines offers a distinctive touch. The operator controls reside inside a black lexan membrane.

These systems, quick to configure, and compatible with multiple series of detectors and accessories, offer versatility and features appreciated both by the end customer and by installation and maintenance companies.

Optional modules
The article 2010-1-RB is a module with relay outputs, with clean, programmable contacts. This is equipped with 4 auxiliary outlets for conventional fire detection units. The outputs can be associated for activation on various alarm states of the control unit, or to be activated with the state of any zone or the combination of all the control zones of the control panel. Up to 4* of these modules can be installed in conventional power plants

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* The quantity of the modules depends on the size of the cabinet of the fire detection unit.

Applications
The 2010-1-RB module can be used for building management or access control applications in the case of fire reports, or simply where it is necessary for the alarm signals of the control panel to be repeated, controlled or indicated on another system.

Typical applications are as follows:

• Building management Control of
• air conditioning systems Control of
• forced ventilation systems Release of
• water barriers against fire Activation of emergency
• lights or light indicators • Access control
• Unlocking emergency exits
Closing shutters or

fire doors

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• Remote communication and signaling Activation of synoptic panels and LED indicators