Emergency call transmitters.
We offer two types of transmitters. Depending on the method of triggering the transmission (pulling a line or pressing a key), these are PNH-201SC and PNH-201C respectively. The transmitters have hermetic housings and can be installed in rooms with increased humidity.
The marking of the transmitters is unambiguous, there is no problem with identifying their purpose. The expressive color takes into account the needs of people with poor eyesight. Both the flap in the push-button transmitter and the pulling wheel in the towed transmitter are correspondingly large. Their use is easy, available even to people with limited hand dexterity.
The draw-wire transmitter can be equipped with two types of endings: a solid circle or a ring. In a pulling transmitter, two ends are recommended. One at a height of 80-100 cm above the floor, the other at a height of about 10 cm above it (see illustrative photo). The low position of the end of the cable cable is required to facilitate the call for help of a person lying on the floor.
Transmitter operation.
Pressing the flap or pulling the cable triggers the transmitter to action (sends a radio transmission to the receiver and activates the siren). The transmitter repeats the transmission at intervals of 30s. Erasing the alarm on the transmitter consists in pressing the erase button --> the transmitter goes into standby mode, the siren is turned off.
The identification receiver type IDO-04/99 is mounted in the surveillance room. Its task is to signal the occurrence of an alarm in the TdN toilet. The receiver after receiving a signal from the transmitter: - will turn on the acoustic signaling lasting 30s - will display the number
assigned to the transmitter - will turn on the red diode no.
1 - will turn on the BAT diode if the battery in the transmitter is weak
- will turn on the relay
Acoustic signaling and alarm on the receiver can be deleted (KAS button). However, if the alarm has not been erased on the transmitter (the supervision must go to the toilet where the alarm transmitter was used), then after 30 seconds from the receipt of the first call, the alarm on the receiver will be activated again. Temporary cancellation of the alarm on the receiver applies only to it, it does not turn off the siren.
The receiver also signals the cancellation of the alarm on the transmitter (aku + transmitter number + green LED No. 2). Only after the receiver accepts the signal about the cancellation of the alarm on the transmitter, the alarm can be finally deleted in the system (press the KAS button until horizontal bars appear on the display). The IDO-04/99 receiver can control up to 99 transmitters.
Signalling device BSO-2H1
Mounted above the toilet door or in another place indicated by the Investor. In the system, it acts as a second notification path. The siren is switched on by alarm transmission from the transmitter, switched off by the transmission of erasing from the transmitter.
Power sources of system components: - transmitters: battery
- receiver and siren:
12V DC
The advantage of using a system based on radio transmission is that there is no need to make wiring on the object. Costs are lower, the time needed to start the system is shorter. The life of the batteries powering the transmitters is long, it is 5-6 years. Therefore, the operation of a possible battery replacement should not be a problem. In addition, the system controls the status of the transmitter battery and clearly notifies the User about the need to replace it. The information is given with a time reserve (low battery indication does not mean that the transmitter will turn off immediately). Please note that low battery status means lower transmit power and range shortages may occur during this period. The operating range of the system is about 400 meters (when PNH-201C is in the system, flap) and 800 meters (when only PNH-201SC, train is working in system)
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