Wired addressable expander QR Systems AR-1

Wired addressable expander QR Systems AR-1

Addressable expander connecting up to 3 conventional detectors or dry-contact devices to the PLS line: 1 address slot, loop-powered, 0.17 mA.

184 900 UZS

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Interface

PLS

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Address slots

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Detectors per loop

up to 3

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Line to dry contact

up to 10 m

Specifications

Interface: PLS
Address slots: 1
Detectors per loop: up to 3
Line to dry contact: up to 10 m
Power supply: from the PLS line
Current consumption: 0.17 mA in standby, 0.18 mA with loop short
Indication: LED
Operating temperature: −25…+55 °C
Housing: IP20, 40×56×20 mm, max 30 g
Average service life: 10 years

Description

The QR Systems AR-1 wired addressable expander connects conventional fire detectors, buttons and other devices with a dry-contact output to a QR Systems addressable analogue fire alarm system and transmits alarms to the control panel. Up to three detectors connect to the expander loop, and the line to the dry-contact device can be up to 10 m long. The expander is an addressable device that occupies one slot on the panel and is powered from the PLS line: 0.17 mA in standby and 0.18 mA with a loop short circuit. An LED indicator shows the device state and operating mode. It is used with the control panel and the KS-02-250 system controller, and its 40×56×20 mm size and 30 g weight let it fit in a standard junction box.

Advantages

Up to 3 conventional detectors in one addressable point — ordinary detectors work in an addressable system
Dry-contact inputs — connection of buttons, actuating and technical systems with alarms sent to the panel
Powered from the PLS line, 0.17 mA — no external supply needed
One address slot — economical use of address space
40×56×20 mm and 30 g — fits in a standard junction box
Operating temperature from −25 to +55 °C — installation in various climatic conditions

Applications

Migrating conventional fire detectors to a QR Systems addressable analogue system
Connecting buttons and devices with a dry-contact output
Monitoring building and technical systems through the fire alarm system
Small rooms and zones with 1–3 detectors
Step-by-step fire alarm upgrades keeping the installed detectors