EWIS


Emergency Warning and Intercommunication System I2000


 EV300


 30WEVAC


 60WEVAC


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 SP5WOS


 SP5WSM


 HORN10W


 EWIS systems both fully approved to AS2220 EWIS systems both fully approved to AS2220 30 watt EVAC System with PA 60 watt EVAC System with PA


120WEVAC 120 watt EVAC system with PA


100mm ceiling speaker 5 watt 100mm surface mount speaker 5 watt 10 watt horn speaker


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 Warden intercommunication points


Break glass alarms visual alarms


 approved to AS2220


The complete range offers systems which are fully


Smaller systems approved provide AS2220 tones for AS1670.1 systems


Full range of EWIS incorporating MECP


Analog Fire Systems


Analog Fire Panel BC216-1


 BC216-2


 LIF64-1


 GIF8-1


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 One to four loop analogue FIP


 BC216-1CEB


 BCE216-3LG


One to 254 loop analogue networkable FIP 19 inch Rack mounted FIP with glass door Single loop expansion card Dual loop expansion card 8 zone conventional Expansion card


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Designed to provide the best solution for small, medium  and large installations.


Each panel supports one to four loops which can be  divided into 144 zones


Analog Fire Panel BC200


BC200-650-2


 BC200-950-2


 BC200-LIM


 BC200-LEM


 LCD80


 1-4 loop analogue FIP 1-10 Loop analogue FIP Loop Interface module Loop Expansion module Alpha numeric mimic panel


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 interface


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 1/4 VGA Screen


Modular hardware design Expandable from 1-10 loops Networkable up to 200 nodes


Each BC200 will support upto 1980 intelligent devices Easily configured using a non-proprietary programming


Each analog loop will support a total of 198 devices, 99


sensors and 99 modules Selectable event and list printing


Systems can be networked up to incorporate a


maximum of 127 panels with a total of 254 loops Each analog loop will support a total of 198 devices, 99


sensors and 99 modules.


The 32 bit processor provides the highest efficiency, speed and performance


 incorporated


Allows a large number of advanced features to be Detector trending which allows the system to predict


into the future when detectors will require maintenance Allows individual detector selection of the led blink


function with an override feature on walk test selection. Incorporates a full LCD alphanumeric display with


optional zone LEDS Each panel in a custom GSS network can be


programmed to provide total system information and control or as a sub panel providing local control.


All panels are connected via a high speed redundant


network which also incorporates fail safe operation if the network fails.


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