Product category:
Alarms, annunciators and safety interlocks
News Release from: European Safety Systems | Subject: IS-mini
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 April 2007
Alarm sounders and beacons are
intrinsically safe
The intrinsically safe sounders and beacons from E2S, rated for use in Zone 0,1 and 2 environments, Gas group IIC, have achieved ATEX, IECEx and FM Approval
The IS-mini family, the IS-A105N and the IS-L101, are approved by ATEX, IECEx and FM, enabling them to be specified and installed in applications throughout the world The IS-minialarm 100d(B)A sounder, the IS-A105N 105dB(A) sounder, the IS-minialite and IS-L101 LED beacons and the IS-minialert combined unit have all gained approval from the various bodies
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 27 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Both the IS-minialarm and the IS-A105N sounder have 49 user-selectable three-stage alarm tone configurations, including the PFEER/UKOOA compliant tones, and a 4MHz clock ensures that the outputs from all sounders on a loop are synchronised.
The IS-minialite beacon and the IS-L101 use an array of ultra bright amber, red, blue or green LEDs to produce a selectable 1Hz or 2Hz flashing warning signal, giving a far brighter and more noticeable visual warning than traditional linear Xenon tube beacon intrinsically safe alternatives.
The IS-minialert combined unit uses advanced electronics, an efficient transducer and an acoustically efficient folded horn design to maximise output while reducing current draw, ensuring that it can be powered though a single Zener barrier or galvanic isolator.
The IS-L101 can be used in conjunction with the IS-A105N sounder, again powered through the same Zener barrier or galvanic isolator and mounted together or separately.
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