Fire alarm systems
Fire alarm systems are a set of technical means designed to detect fire, notify about it and automatically control other security systems. These systems include various components, such as:
Smoke and temperature sensors - to detect signs of fire.
Fire detectors - devices that transmit an alarm signal when a fire occurs.
Signaling devices - sirens, sound and light alarms that inform people about the occurrence of a fire.
Control panels - central devices for monitoring and controlling the entire alarm system.
Automatic shutdown - systems that can automatically switch off electrical equipment or open doors for evacuation.
Fire alarm systems are used to ensure security at facilities of various purposes, such as residential buildings, office buildings, industrial and commercial premises.
The main purpose of fire alarm is the devices used to prevent fire that may occur in houses or non-residential objects in advance.
Device Grand MAGISTR 8Ars (version 2)
Number of monitored zones (loops): 8 Power supply: 130–280 V AC, 50 Hz Backup battery: 12 V / 7 Ah Internal consumption current: 210 mA
1,118,000 uzs
Device Grand MAGISTR 8 (version 3.1)
Number of monitored zones (loops): 8 Power supply: AC mains voltage: 130–280 V, 50 Hz Backup battery: 12 V / 7 Ah External power source
1,690,000 uzs
Device Grand MAGISTR 30 (version 3.1)
Number of monitored zones (loops): 30 Power supply: AC mains voltage: 130–280 V, 50 Hz Backup battery: 12 V / 7 Ah External power source
2,340,000 uzs
Pribor Grand MAGISTR 24 (version 3.1)
Number of monitored zones (loops): 24 Power supply: AC mains voltage: 130–280 V, 50 Hz Backup battery: 12 V / 7 Ah External power source
2,145,000 uzs
Pribor Grand MAGISTR 16 (version 3.1)
Number of monitored signal loops (zones): 16 Power supply: AC mains voltage: 130–280 V, 50 Hz Backup battery: 12 V / 7 Ah External power
1,781,000 uzs
ADDRESS AM-1
Detection type: Receives signal from “dry contact” devices Power supply: Via address communication line (24–36 V) Current consumption: Up
143,000 uzs
