Fire and Hazard Protection
Weidmuller takes the safety of its customers seriously and takes a tough approach to ensuring its products always meet the necessary regulations. Hazardous areas demand specific measures to guarantee safety and health of the employees. Increased Safety (Ex e) Electrical equipment that is installed in such locations is especially designed and tested to ensure it does not initiate an explosion, due to the presence of arcs, sparks and that the temperature of the equipment is within the relevant temperature limit of the gas / dust that is present in the area concerned. Building upon its philosophy of competence and quality in the supply of enclosures and customer solutions for standard industrial and harsh environment applications, Weidmuller introduced the new Klippon® STB stainless steel and sheet steel enclosures range. Targeted towards Transportation and Process industries, the Klippon® STB is a
perfect
complement to the existing Klippon® enclosures
product portfolio. The enclosures are approved to international
standards e.g. EN 62208 and EN 60079 (ATEX). The range is further enhanced with an extensive range of accessories, which includes cable entries, adapters, blanking plugs, sealing washers, lock nuts and breather plugs. The stainless steel enclosures are certified according to the ATEX, cULus, Germanic Lloyd, Lloyd’s Register and GOST standards.
Innovation is not something new for Weidmüller’s partners and customers.
They are constantly striving towards peak performance by means of continual development of proven standards and solutions for customer tasks and trend- setting innovations. Outstanding design, quality and technology – these all go together naturally for Weidmüller. Email:
sales@weidmuller.co.uk www.weidmuller.co.uk
Professional Quality Fire Detectors for 12V Security Systems from Apollo
The 12V Relay Base from Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd. allows the company’s Series 65 range of commercial-standard smoke and heat detectors to be easily incorporated into 12V home security installations.
The base uses a single volt-free changeover contact, and can operate over a range of 9V – 15V DC, making it ideal for use in 12V applications such as non- latching security systems. In order to operate, the base requires a Series 65
detector. Options from this range include the Optical and Ionisation smoke detectors, and various Heat detectors. A jumper on the base’s PCB can be set to ‘latching’ for fire systems, and ‘non- latching’ for security systems. In latching mode, an alarm state will continue until it is manually reset, whereas in the non- latching mode it will automatically reset both the base and the detector in order to integrate with a security system. As with all Series 65 bases, a ‘one way only’ fit system is in place which makes it both easy and safe to correctly fit the detector to the base.
Apollo is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of conventional and analogue smoke and heat detectors. Popular throughout the world, the company’s products are used in over 100 countries in various commercial and industrial applications. The Series 65 12V Relay Base now brings the high quality and refined design that the company’s products are known for in the commercial sector to the home security market. Email:
sales@apollo-fire.co.uk www.apollo-fire.co.uk
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