The Rubezh IVEPR 12/2 RS-R3 in the 2x17 BR version is a redundant addressable secondary power supply source designed specifically to operate as part of Rubezh addressable fire and security alarm systems. The device provides a stable DC voltage of 12 V with an output current of up to 2 A and supports continuous power even when the main mains is disconnected thanks to the built-in storage batteries in the 2x17 BR configuration. An optimal choice for sites where uninterrupted operation of fire automation and security systems is critically important.
Advantages
✓Redundant power: the 2x17 BR configuration provides long autonomous operation when the power grid is disconnected
✓Addressable integration: native compatibility with the Rubezh addressable fire and security alarm system without additional adapters
✓Stable output of 12 V DC with current up to 2 A — sufficient to power several addressable devices simultaneously
✓R3 protocol: the device is fully monitored and diagnosed from the central software of the system
✓Reliable protection of connected equipment from voltage sags and surges
✓Easy scalability: easily fits into any configuration of the Rubezh addressable system
Areas of application
✓Administrative and office buildings with Rubezh addressable fire and security alarm systems
✓Retail and warehouse sites where backup power for fire detectors and modules is required
✓Production enterprises with increased requirements for the continuity of fire and security automation
✓Multi-story residential complexes and social infrastructure facilities
✓Sites with unstable power supply where long autonomy is important
Frequently asked questions
Can the IVEPR 12/2 RS-R3 be used with systems other than Rubezh?
The device is optimized for Rubezh addressable fire and security alarm systems with the R3 protocol, so the full functionality of addressable control is available only in this ecosystem.
What does the 2x17 BR configuration mean?
This is a designation of the type and capacity of the backup storage batteries installed in the unit — two batteries of 17 Ah each, which provides a significant resource of autonomous operation.
What is the output current of the device?
The output current is up to 2 A at a voltage of 12 V DC, which is sufficient to power addressable detectors and system modules.
