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A means to delay fire alarm activation (in the event of a nuisance alarm) in a sole occupancy unit; allowing the opportunity to clear the cause. Reduces the number of nuisance fire brigade calls.

A monitor and control module to supervise and activate sounders, strobes, door closers, manual call points, water-flow switches and more. Addressed through rotary code switches.

Provides supervised monitoring of wiring to load devices such as horns, strobes and bells which require external power to operate

Provides a voltage-free, unsupervised change-over contact where electrical isolation is required between the loop, and the load devices being controlled.

An automatic switch which opens when the analogue addressable loop voltage falls below 4 volts, and spaced between groups of loop devices to protect the remainder of the loop.

Fits inside or behind devices, or inside junction boxes, to interface with contact devices such as security contacts, water-flow switches and manual call point allowing impedance changes in the supervised loop to the monitored device to be detected.

An analogue addressable euro module surface mount box.

Analogue addressable dual input, dual output module which continuously monitors the supervised circuit, returning a signal proportional to the circuit resistance

A 10 input monitor modules for use in Pertronic F220 fire alarm systems in which several individually addressable supervised inputs are needed. Has removable plug in terminals for quick and simple installation.

Six changeover voltage free relays, which allows the control panel to switch contacts on command.

For use in an analogue addressable loop circuit to prevent an entire communications loop from being disabled with a short-circuit occurs. This is achieved by isolating the loop segment containing the short from the remainder of the circuit.

Countdown timer for isolating devices in a particular zone for a pre-determined period, when work that is being performed may cause an alarm activation. Can operate in both analogue mode and stand-alone mode.

A Pertronic product which provides four individually addressable output channels, controlled over an analogue addressable circuit (loop) by a Pertronic fire panels such as the F220 or F100A

Fan control system for use with Pertronic AA fire alarm control panels to monitor and control fans associated with AS1668-compliant smoke control or air handling systems. The system controls fans through a building services interface.

Provides up to eight isolated AA spurs from an analogue addressable signaling line (loop) circuit. Allows conventional detector zones to be converted to AA systems by replacing the conventional detectors/bases with AA detectors and modules connected to the existing cabling.

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A means to mount an Analogue Addressable Module such as the Pertronic PSTIF Strobe Interface and AAFCRLY Fan Control Relay on a wall or ceiling.

A range of optional control units for Pertronic Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels, usually mounted on rack-mounted front plates.

Allow analogue addressable control modules and the Pertronic Agent Release Controller to activate and supervise a wide range of solenoids.

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Control unit which manually activates water-flow valve solenoids. Usually mounted on one of the fire alarm control panel's rack-mounted control plates

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