Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panels
LST700 Conventional Fire Panels LST702
LST704
LST708
LST762
LST763
LST760
2 zone panel with keyswitch control 4 zone panel with keyswitch control 8 zone panel with keyswitch control 4 way relay board 12 way relay board Full feature Mimic Panel
Fully approved to AS7240, parts 2 & 4 the series 700 offers an array of user and installer friendly features. Supplied in an attractive surface/flush mount enclosure each version provides simple user control via a standard 003 key switch. Each version supports up to 60 System Sensor Evacuation sounders. Suitable for Brigade monitoring or local systems
1.5amp PSU
SSL listed
Two wire mimic panels
One man walk test
Suitable for Brigade monitoring 72 hr standby on standard batteries Programmable time delays
LST2600 Conventional Fire Alarm Panels LST262408
LST262416
LST262424
LST2608
LST2600SW
LST2600FS
24 Zone capacity 8 zones fitted 24 Zone capacity 16 zones fitted 24 Zone capacity 24 zones fitted 8 Zone capacity 8 zones fitted
System Options LST2600DHTX
Door holder power supply 3 amp upgrade
DOS based programming software and cable for date and time panels only
Metal Work LST2600BB Battery box
Flush surround for 24 zone panels
Gas Release Modules LST2600GRI
LST2600GRZ
30WEVAC
60WEVAC
120WEVAC
30 watt EVAC system in kit form 60 watt EVAC system in kit form
30WEVAC-SA
60WEVAC-SA
Sales and Support, Call: 1300 ADI ADI 120 watt EVAC system in kit form Standalone EVAC 30w Standalone EVAC 60w First dual risk gas module Additional dual risk gas release module
Evacuation Modules With Pre-recorded Voice Messages
AS1688 Control 1668A
1668B
AS1668 fan control first unit AS1668 fan control additional to AS1668A
Expansion Boards LST2600UG
LST2600803
LST2600813
8 zone upgrade kit 8 way relay exp. Board c/e cables & screws
LST2600MIMIC
8 way open collector o/p board c/w cables & screws LCD mimic panel
The 2600 series is a state of the art microprocessor based panel offering advanced programmable features. The display incorporates a full LCD alphanumeric display which provides total system information in an easy to read format, optional LED indicators are available. The 2600 panel is supplied in an Onyx finish to compliment its modern features and design.
The 2600 is expandable in groups of 8 from 8AZF to 24AZF capacity
Real time date and clock Fully programmable zone types, each with output
configurations Optional AS1668 controls available 4 wire mimic feature
Up to 24 relay output zones can be added Standard walk test facility
Full monitored bell and ACF outputs Laptop programmable
Auto testing with watchdog technology to monitor system performance
Optional gas releasing modules available
Technical Support, Call: 1800 220 345
www.adiglobal.com/au
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