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ESSER Paket 2 für Brandmeldecomputer IQ8Control C

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ESSER Paket 2 für Brandmeldecomputer IQ8Control CMit einem Mikromodulsteckplatz, GEA (64 Gruppen), VdS und Feuerwehroption. VdS Anerkennung: G 205129 Leistungsmerkmale: Max. zwei Mikromodule Max. zwei Ringmodule esserbus Kurzschluss und unterbrechungstoleranter Ringleitungsbetrieb mit Stichleitungsabgngen Ringbus Installation ber Fernmeldekabel I Y(ST)Y 0,8 mm bis zu einer max. Lnge von 3,5 km Bis zu 127 esserbus Teilnehmer (Brandmelder bzw. Handmelder) Meldergruppen pro Ringbus Bis zu 32 esserbus

Mit einem Mikromodulsteckplatz, GEA (64-Gruppen), VdS- und Feuerwehroption.

VdS-Anerkennung: G 205129

Leistungsmerkmale:

  • Max. zwei Mikromodule
  • Max. zwei Ringmodule esserbus®
  • Kurzschluss- und unterbrechungstoleranter Ringleitungsbetrieb mit Stichleitungsabgängen
  • Ringbus-Installation über Fernmeldekabel I-Y(ST)Y 0,8 mm bis zu einer max. Länge von 3,5 km
  • Bis zu 127 esserbus®-Teilnehmer (Brandmelder bzw. Handmelder)/Meldergruppen pro Ringbus
  • Bis zu 32 esserbus®-Koppler pro Ringbus/Betrieb von Funkkomponenten (siehe Kapitel 15)
  • Betriebsarten TM und PM nach DIN VDE 0833-2 zur Vermeidung von Falschalarmen
  • Feuerwehrbedienfeld- und AÜE-Interface auf dem Peripheriemodul integriert
  • Drei Sammelrelais, frei programmierbar, überwacht, potenzialfrei bis 24 V DC (auf dem Peripheriemodul)
  • TTY oder RS485-Schnittstelle, RS 232 optional
  • Vernetzbar im kurzschluss- und unterbrechungstoleranten essernet® mit bis zu 30 weiteren BMZ
  • Anschluss an grafische Managementsysteme
  • Bedienteil mit alphanumerischer Anzeige
  • Ereignisspeicher für 10.000 Ereignisse
  • Alle Mikromodule des Systems 8000 kompatibel
  • Interface für internen Drucker
  • Zwei Akkumulatoren überwacht anschließbar
  • Überwachungseingang für externes Netzteil
  • Integrale Notredundanz für Überwachungsflächen bis 48.000 m² oder mehr als 512 Brandmelder

Zusätzliche Leistungsmerkmale für esserbus®-PLus:

  • Max. 2 Ringmodule esserbus®-PLus
  • Busversorgte, synchron gesteuerte, akustische Alarmierungseinrichtungen nach DIN EN 54-3 mit Alarmton gemäß DIN 33404
  • Optische Alarmgeber gem. EN 54-23
  • Busversorgte Warntongeber und Signalgeber pro Ringbus (Konfiguration gemäß Projektierungsbeispiel esserbusPLus im Kataloganhang)
  • Wiedereinschaltung der Signalgeber im Alarmfall nach einem Kurzschluss innerhalb von 5 Sekunden von VdS-Schadenverhütung geprüft und bestätigt

Technische Daten:

Ausgangsspannung 12 V DC
Akkukapazität 2 x 12 Ah, 2 x 24 Ah im Erweiterungsgehäuse
Rel. Luftfeuchte < 95 %
Farbe blau, ähnlich Pantone 546
Gewicht ca. 6,5 kg
Abmessungen B: 450 mm H: 320 mm T: 185 mm
Leistungserklärung DoP-20827130701

Zusätzliche Informationen:

Aufnahme für max. 2 Akkus 12V/12 Ah (Art.-Nr. 018011).

Die Bedienteilfront muss gesondert bestellt werden, ist aber im Preis enthalten.

Lieferumfang:

  • 1 x Zentrale im Gehäuse ohne Front 808003
  • 1 x Bedienteilfront 7861xx
  • 1 x Peripheriemodul 772479
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