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Addressable manual fire call point Rubezh IPR 513-11IKZ-A-R3
Addressable call point with a built-in short-circuit isolator for manually triggering a fire signal in fire and security alarm systems.
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Type
Addressable
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Features
With short-circuit isolator
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Protocols
R3
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Compatibility
Rubezh devices
Specifications
- Type
- Addressable
- Features
- With short-circuit isolator
- Protocols
- R3
- Compatibility
- Rubezh devices
Rubezh IPR 513-11IKZ-A-R3 addressable manual fire detector combines the function of manual fire signal triggering with a built-in short-circuit isolator, making it an optimal solution for extensive addressable systems. The device operates over the R3 protocol and is compatible with Rubezh equipment, providing reliable protection of the addressable line against the consequences of cable damage. This is a solution for facilities where the reliability of the system as a whole should not depend on a single fault.
Advantages
- The built-in short-circuit isolator automatically localizes the damaged section of the line, preserving the operability of the entire system
- Addressable signal transmission ensures precise identification of the activation location on the facility plan
- The R3 protocol guarantees stable data exchange with Rubezh equipment
- Combining two functions in one housing reduces the number of additional devices in the loop
- Manual activation allows personnel to initiate evacuation without waiting for automation
- The reliable construction ensures long-term operation without technical failures
Applications
- Large facilities with long addressable loops where the risk of cable damage is high
- Industrial enterprises and production shops with an aggressive operating environment
- Retail and business centers with high requirements for security system fault tolerance
- Healthcare and education facilities where interruption of security is unacceptable
- Multi-story buildings with an extensive ring topology of the addressable line
Frequently asked questions
What happens in case of a short circuit in the loop near this detector?
The built-in isolator automatically disconnects the damaged section, and the remaining detectors on the line continue to function normally.
Is it mandatory to install short-circuit isolators on every detector?
This depends on the design solution; having the isolator directly in the detector simplifies installation and eliminates the need to install separate isolation devices.
Is the IPR 513-11IKZ-A-R3 compatible with equipment from other manufacturers?
The detector is optimized for working with Rubezh equipment over the R3 protocol; compatibility with other equipment must be verified with technical specialists.
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