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I
ntegrated Base Sounder
(DIN Tone)
Part Number: 45651-300
A sounder with an integral
detector base configured
to the requirements of
German standard
DIN33404, Part 3.
Loop-powered 100dB(A)
Sounder
Part Numbers:
55000-276 (slow whoop,
red)
55000-277 (slow whoop,
white)
55000-274 (weatherproof,
red)
55000-275 (weatherproof,
white)
55000-278 (red)
55000-279 (white)
Designed for use in
open areas this sounder is
available in red or white.
The weatherproof version is
also available in red and
white. The indoor version
may be ordered with a
Dutch-standard slow whop
tone.
L
oop-powered Beacon
Part Numbers:
55000-877 (red lens)
55000-878 (clear lens, red
f
lash)
55000-879 (amber)
The beacon has been
developed to alert those
with hearing difficulties and
to be used in areas with a
high background noise
level. The beacon is fitted
to any XP95 or Discovery
base.
Beacon Enclosure
Part Number: 29600-318
This is an enclosure with a
clear lid and which has an
IP rating of 67, allowing a
beacon to be fitted for use
outdoors.
Sounder Beacon Base
Part Numbers:
45681-330 (with isolator)
45681-331
45681-332 (slow whoop
with isolator)
45681-292 (white cap)
45681-293 (red cap)
This device combines a
local-area sounder and a
flashing beacon. It has an
integral isolator and base for
a detector head. Detection
is thus co-located with both
audible and visual alarms
and short circuit isolation.
M
ulti-tone Open-area
Sounder Beacons
Part Numbers:
55000-293 (with isolator,
r
ed)
55000-298 (weatherproof,
with isolator, red)
Audio-visual fire alarm
devices for large open areas.
Sound output is nominally
100dB(A). The product
features selectable tones,
thus minimising the
number of regional variants
required. Available in red
or white, indoor use or
weatherproof, with or
without isolator.
XP95 FLAME DETECTOR
Part Number: 55000-280
Operating Principles
An infrared sensor designed
to detect specific types of
flame, making it immune
to solar radiation and other
nuisance sources of infrared.
The detector is rated at
IP65, uses XP95 protocol
and is loop powered –
eliminating the need for a
separate power supply.