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& Security Ltd. can now provide and support the new wireless PA and
Evacuation System which have extended the concept of Wire-Free fire
detection with the addition of a Radio Audio Sounder Unit to their 5000
Radio Analogue Addressable Fire Detection System. This unique unit allows
true voice evacuation to be fully integrated with the fire detection system,
without using cable. The Radio Audio Sounder is a self-powered unit that
incorporates a traditional alarm sounder and an audio output that can drive
up to 6 watts into a standard 4-8 ohm speaker.
The system may be utilised
as an addition to existing alarm systems, run independently as PA / Evacuate
only or may integrate to the system 5000 range fire alarm systems
to provide fire alarm alert with general PA "voice over". In fact almost
any combination is possible including continuous background music with
additional power supplies.
The unit can operate as a
traditional sounder and via the audio output, transmit pre-recorded evacuation
messages and provide manual intervention with free speech from a PA system.
The System 5000 allows the
voice messages to be activated on a global or zonal basis allowing for
phased evacuation in larger buildings. Both red (fire) and yellow (evacuation)
callpoints can be used on the same system, each activating different pre-recorded
messages. As with the System 5000's existing industry standard radio smoke
& heat sensors, sounders and manual callpoints, the Audio Sounder Unit
is powered by a battery module with a 5 year life using just regular alkaline
batteries! In addition the Audio Sounder unit can be locally powered to
provide greater audio output or more continuous use as with PA applications.
The System 5000 can now provide
a truly integrated fire detection and voice evacuation solution without
the need for cable and hence disruptive and damaging installation works.
Applications include historic buildings, museums, hospitals, nursing homes,
hotels and schools and large buildings such as warehouses where cabling
becomes impractical and costly.
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