Addressable fire interface module Rubezh AMP-4-R3
R3 addressable module: 4 loops of conventional detectors, 2 supervised outputs, a relay and a Wiegand input for arming.
Specifications
- Protocol
- R3 (RUBEZH R3)
- Loops
- 4, up to 30 detectors per loop
- Loop types
- smoke fire, heat fire, intrusion, technical
- Outputs
- 2 supervised for open and short circuit, up to 0,3 A
- Relay
- 1 dry contact, 3 A at 30 V / 250 V
- Wiegand
- Proximity card reader, line up to 50 m
- Addresses occupied
- 8
- Power supply
- 12 V (10,2–14) or 24 V (20–28), 275 / 145 mA; from the loop 0,72 mA
- Housing
- IP30, 170×108×42 mm, −25…+55 °C
Description
The Rubezh AMP-4-R3 addressable fire interface module connects conventional fire and intrusion detectors to a RUBEZH R3 addressable system and controls notification and external devices. Four alarm loops connect to the module, with up to 30 detectors each: smoke, heat, manual, linear and intrusion detectors, as well as dry-contact technical sensors. Two outputs supervised for open and short circuit control light indicator panels and sounders, while a changeover dry-contact relay controls, for example, an electromagnetic lock on panel commands. The Wiegand input is used for arming and disarming intrusion zones with a Proximity card reader. In the system the module occupies 8 addresses and works with Rubezh panels that use the R3 protocol on the addressable loop.
Advantages
- 4 loops with up to 30 detectors — conventional detectors work in an R3 addressable system
- Loop types: smoke fire, heat fire, intrusion, technical — one module for different tasks
- Protective loop reset — protects smoke loops against false alarms
- 2 supervised outputs up to 0,3 A — indicator panels and sounders with line supervision for open and short circuit
- 3 A dry-contact relay — controls a lock or another device on panel command
- Wiegand input — arming and disarming with a Proximity card at the room entrance
Applications
- Migrating conventional loops to a Rubezh R3 addressable system
- Intrusion alarm for rooms armed with a card
- Local notification: indicator panels and sounders in the loop area
- Controlling a door lock or building equipment on panel commands
- Sites with water-based fire suppression and building systems within an R3 system
Frequently asked questions
How does AMP-4-R3 differ from AMP-4?
Can a card reader be connected?
How many addresses does the module occupy and how is it powered?
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