Fire
Expo 2005 - Follow up
This
years Fire Expo show has been a resounding
success, and for everyone that paid us a visit
we hope you found it useful and we look forward
to seeing you again in the future.
This years show was somewhat special as it
marked the culmination of a year long intensive
product development drive, our most ambitious
to date and this has resulted in the first
wave of our new look products coming onto
the market.
Below
is a brief overview of each new product and
details of future releases.
Sigma
CP - Conventional Fire Control Panels
These panels are based on the highly successful
Sigma 2. This updated version is the first
product to be offered in the new 2005 style
enclosure. Sigma CP conventional panels are
available as standard or two-wire versions
with 2, 4 or 8 zones.
Sigma
CP-R - Repeater Panel
Another product repackaged in the new format
enclosure with a "super slim" option
available for 24V powered versions.
Sigma
XT - Extinguishant Releasing Panel
The Sigma XT was launched at Fire Expo 2005.
The XT has been designed to replace the market
leading K2-01 product range. The Sigma XT
is not only designed to comply with the European
Standard for releasing systems EN12094-1 but
will be one of the first panels certified
and approved to this standard.
In June 2006 EN12094-1 becomes mandatory under
the Construction products Directive.
As well as an additional detection zone, the
Sigma XT (which is based on the Sigma CR platform)
offers the system designer many more configuration
options than the K2.01 by way of a simple
configuration procedure.
Sigma
Si –
Extinguishant
System Status Indicators
A completely new range of “Intelligent”
System status indicators designed specifically
for the Sigma XT range. New styling with more
features, reduced wiring and lower installation
costs are the key benefits of this new range.
Syncro
XT –
True Analogue
Addressable Extinguishant Releasing Panel
The Syncro XT provides a completely new dimension
to Extinguishant releasing systems. The Syncro
XT is based on the popular Syncro analogue
addressable fire control panel and has an
integral extinguishant releasing module. Syncro
XT offers the flexibility and integrity of
addressable systems with the added benefit
of cost savings for the installer.
Syncro
Si -
Extinguishant
System Status Indicators
Designed specifically for the Syncro XT panel,
the Syncro Si Extinguishant system status
indicator range provides indication and control
at any entrance to a protected area. The key
benefit of the Syncro Si is that it is “addressable”
and loop powered.
Syncro
View - Local LCD Repeater Panel
The View provides an economical solution for
repeat indicator panels.
A new, full function repeater panel which
connects to the Syncro, serial I/O bus.
View connects to the Syncro panel via a simple
two wire data bus and does not require the
Syncro panel to be fitted with a network card.
More
new products……....
New
Power Supply enclosure
New Syncro I/O enclosure
New Sigma Document box
Coming Soon………..
We
also previewed some very significant new developments
which are due for release towards the end
of 2005.
Sigma XT+
-
Multi Area Extinguishant
Releasing Panel
From 4 zone single area up to 8 zone 4 area,
the Sigma XT+ is based on the highly successful
Sigma range of conventional panels and will
provide a modular solution for larger and
multi area releasing systems
Syncro
NEXUS –
Single Loop
Analogue Addressable Panel
A new single loop panel is being developed
to replace the established and trusted Solo
range.
The Syncro Nexus will offer installers and
systems integrators many additional features
including:
Networking
with other Syncro control panels
240 x 64 graphical displays
Support of Syncro I/O boards
Support of Syncro Focus and new View repeater
panels
And much more……
What next…………
If
you require more information or a demonstration
on any of our new or existing products please
use the following links.
Alternatively contact us on +44 (0)1322 222121.
Please
contact me regarding your new products 
Please
send me a copy of your new short form “New
for 2005” catalogue 
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