Remote start device QR Systems UDP-513-102D (smoke extraction)
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Remote start device QR Systems UDP-513-102D (smoke extraction)

Addressable remote start device for manual smoke extraction start over the wired loop: loop-powered, built-in short-circuit isolator, tamper, 25 N actuation force, IP20.

282 900 UZS
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Type
addressable remote start device, smoke extraction
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Interface
wired loop (PLS)
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Power supply
from the loop
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Current consumption
≤ 0.16 mA standby, ≤ 0.2 mA Start

Specifications

Type
addressable remote start device, smoke extraction
Interface
wired loop (PLS)
Power supply
from the loop
Current consumption
≤ 0.16 mA standby, ≤ 0.2 mA Start
Address slots
1
Short-circuit isolator / tamper
yes (activation 10 V, restoration 3 V) / yes
Actuation force
at least 25 N
Operating temperature
−25…+55 °C
Housing
IP20, 85×85×40 mm, 95 g
Average service life
10 years

Description

The QR Systems UDP-513-102D remote start device is designed for manual start of the smoke extraction system in a QR Systems addressable fire alarm system. The device connects to the wired communication loop (PLS), is powered from it and occupies one address slot; when the actuator is pressed with a force of at least 25 N, it sends the start command to the addressable analogue fire control panel or the KS-02-250 system controller. A built-in isolator protects the loop in case of a short circuit, and a tamper switch monitors opening of the housing. An LED indicator shows the device status, and measurement of the loop voltage at the installation point is provided. The device is used by designers and installation companies at sites where manual start of smoke extraction is required.

Advantages

  • Loop-powered, current no more than 0.16 mA in standby and 0.2 mA in Start mode — no separate power supply needed
  • Built-in short-circuit isolator: activates at 10 V, restores at 3 V, current up to 1 A — a short circuit on a loop section is isolated
  • Protection against accidental activation and actuation force of at least 25 N — start only by a deliberate press
  • Housing tamper and operability monitoring — the panel sees the device status
  • Loop voltage measurement at the installation point — line check during installation and maintenance
  • One address slot, housing 85×85×40 mm, 95 g, IP20, −25…+55 °C — average service life 10 years

Applications

  • Manual start of smoke extraction systems in a QR Systems addressable system
  • Buildings with smoke protection systems requiring manual start
  • Industrial and warehouse sites with a QR Systems addressable fire alarm system
  • Sites with addressable analogue control panels and the KS-02-250 controller
  • Wired loops that require short-circuit protection by a built-in isolator

Frequently asked questions

How does UDP-513-102D differ from UDP-513-102P?
Both versions are identical in interface and specifications: wired loop, short-circuit isolator, tamper, IP20, 85×85×40 mm. Version D is intended for starting smoke extraction, version P for starting fire suppression; the choice depends on the purpose of the button at the site.
How is the device powered and how many addresses does it occupy?
Power is taken from the wired loop, no separate source is needed. Current consumption is no more than 0.16 mA in standby and no more than 0.2 mA in Start mode. The device occupies one address slot in the system.
What are the parameters of the built-in short-circuit isolator?
Voltage 12–24 V, isolator activation at 10 V, restoration at 3 V. Maximum current with the switch closed 1 A, maximum impedance 0.12 Ohm, leakage current no more than 1 mA.
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