Sensors and Detectors

for
Commercial Applications

V-PLEX
Vista 32
Vista 128
Vista 250

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Expansin Convencional Para instalaciones tradicionales y
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VPLEX
Tecnologa de
direccionamiento en 2
hilos ahorra material y
mano de obra!

PANELES DE INTRUSIN
Vista-128BP Vista-250BP
Inalmbrica Comercial Zonas 8-128 8-250
Proteccin cuando cablear Usuarios 150 250
Memoria de eventos 512 1,000
es prohibitivo usando el
Particiones 8 8
sistema inalmbrico
comercial ms avanzado
de la industria (UL) Honeywell
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Todas las tecnologas
y dispositivos
perifricos tambin
VPLEX disponibles en
sistemas contra Fuego
y Robo
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conzcalos todos!
PANELES DE INTRUSIN Y FUEGO
Vista-32FB Vista-128FBP Vista-250FBP
Inalmbrica Comercial Zonas 8-32 8-128 8-250
Usuarios 75 150 250
Event Log 512 512 1,000
Particiones 2 8 8

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 Que es Vplex
Definicin: Multiplexado.... la capacidad
de enviar mensajes simultneos a
travs de un canal nico o comn.

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 Que es vplex
El mtodo ms econmico es elegir dispositivos de
incendio e intrusin inteligentes e instalarlos en un bucle
V-PLEX de 2 hilos. ESTE SENCILLO BUCLE DE 2
HILOS FACILITA TANTO ALIMENTACION, COMO
DATOS A LA UNIDAD DE CONTROL. Utilizando los
dispositivos inteligentes V-PLEX en el bucle,
usted.obtendr los beneficios del sistema de
IDENTIFICACION PUNTO A PUNTO Y LA
SENCILLEZ DEL CABLEADO. Gracias al ahorro del
cableado y menor coste de mano de obra para instalar
el cable y para el trabajo relacionado con las
conecciones, usted podr instalar un sistema ms
econmico. La sencillez de instalacin tambin reduce
en gran medida el riesgo de errores de instalacin.
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 nota
Dispositivos Multiplexados de ADEMCO de
versiones anteriores que utilizan
microinterruptores DIP para su direccionamiento
tambin son compatibles con el Sistema
Multiplexado de tecnologa V-PLEX punto a
punto. Algunos dispositivos pueden
programarse o bien mediante microinterruptores
DIP o mediante los nmeros de serie de fbrica,
sin embargo, para obtener el mayor beneficio de
la velocidad del Sistema Multiplexado Global se
recomienda que utilice estos dispositivos slo
en el modo de nmeros de serie.
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 Que es el lazo V-Plex?

Es un mtodo de instalacin donde los sensores son

conectados al panel, empleando solo 2 conductores
trenzados. La alimentacin y el dato son provistos por estos
dos conductores.
Cada dispositivo V-Plex posee una direccin nica que lo
identifica. En algunos dispositivos la identificacin es el
nmero de serie asignado durante el proceso de fabricacin.
El sistema reduce los costos de instalacin (menos cables y
fuentes de alimentacin), facilita el mantenimiento, garantiza
una rpida respuesta y confiable operacin.
Cada zona puede ser asignada individualmente a una
particin

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Instalando Dispositivos en el lazo V-Plex

Todos los dispositivos deben ser conectados en paralelo a

los terminales del lazo respetando la polaridad

OJO con este

detalle

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Instalando Dispositivos en el lazo V-Plex
CABLEADOS
Debe emplearse par trenzado sin blindaje.
La instalacin del cable de lazo no debe compartir caeras
con cableados de telefona, energa AC o fuentes de
interferencias.
Cable blindado puede ser empleado pero reduce la distancia
mxima de los cableados.
La topologa del cableado es prcticamente libre,
conectando dispositivo a dispositivo una o varias ramas
directamente desde el panel.
La longitud total de cables no debe superar los 4000 pies
(1250metros aproximadamente)
En el caso de emplear dispositivos V-Plex identificados a
traves del nmero de serie, al realizar el enrolamiento
automtico desde teclado, slo debe incorporar hasta 25
dispositivos por vez.

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CABLEADOS
MAXIMA LONGITUD DE CABLES SIN EXPANSIN
SECCIN MAX. LONGITUD
#22AWG/ 650 FEET / 200M
#20AWG/ 950 FEET/ 290M
#18AWG/ 1500 FEET/ 460M
#16AWG/ 2400 FEET/ 730M

SOLO SE PUEDE USAR UN 4297 POR

LOOP.
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Instalando Dispositivos en el lazo V-Plex
CABLEADOS
El modulo 4297 provee corriente adicional al lazo,
expansin de longitud y aislacin elctrica.

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 4797
INCREMENTA EL NUMERO DE
DISPOSITIVOS VPLEX EN EL SISTE,A
EXTIENDE LA DISTANCIA DEL CABLE
EN EL LOOP
PROVEE ISOLATOR
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Instalando Dispositivos en el lazo V-Plex
DISPOSITIVOS COMPATIBLES

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 4208
Modulo expansor en sus 3
versiones
4208 U
4208 SN Mdulo de punto remoto de ocho zonas
Universal
V-Plex-Mdulo de interfaz de zona y remoto
Admite la aplicacin de nmeros de serie

4208 SNF Mdulo de expansin V-Plex

Universal Clase A y Clase B
Proporciona hasta seis zonas
Clase B supervisadas por
medio del uso de resistores
EOL 10k externos y dos zonas
Clase A supervisadas por medio
de resistores EOL 10k
Reciben la energa de una fuente
de energa de CC o un loop
direccionable
Direccionamiento de nmero de
serie por medio de conmutador
DIP (DIP switch)

CRITERIO DE
Zonas direccionables

PROYECTISTA E
Cableados de fuego
Equipo convencional
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 4190
Expansor V-Plex de dos
zonas
Dispositivos de circuito
cerrado con
o sin supervisin EOLR
Dispositivos de circuito
abierto con
supervisin EOLR
Dispositivos de respuesta
rpida (10
milisegundos)
Dimensiones: 2,125 pulg. de
ancho x
3,25 pulg. de alto x 1 pulg. de
prof.

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 4297
Mdulo de extensin de
loop de sondeo V-Plex
Asla y protege distintas reas
de proteccin.
Extiende la distancia de loop
Alimentacin de CC
separada, sin drenaje de
corriente en el loop
Dimensiones: 6,438 pulg. De
ancho x 4,25 pulg. de alto x
1,25 pulg. de prof.

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 4297 accesorio
(Last Updated )
DETAILS:

4297: 50mA normal, 350mA loop short

(Last Updated )

DETAILS: This unit will draw 50ma + extension loop

drain (128mA max) during normal operation, this is
current from power supply or panel , not polling loop.
It increases to 350mA when extension loop is shorted.
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Aislador de cortocircuitos
V-Plex
Detecta y asla ramas de loop
de sondeo con cortocircuitos
completos o resistivos
Se puede utilizar para aislar
dispositivos contra robo de
dispositivos contra incendios
El indicador LED reduce
el tiempo de diagnstico de
fallas y los costos de
mantenimiento
Dimensiones: 4,125 pulg. de
ancho x 9,062 pulg. de alto x
0,875 pulg. de prof.

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4101SN
Mdulo de rel
direccionable V-Plex

Una zona de entrada auxiliar supervisada

con resistor de terminal de lnea (EOLR)
estilo B/clase B
Energa para la operacin y comunicacin
con paneles de control por medio del
loop de sondeo direccionable V-Plex

La electrnica est montada en una

pequea carcasa plstica con una
cubierta inviolable
Apta para instalaciones residenciales y
comerciales contra incendios y robo
Dimensiones: 2,125 pulg. de ancho x
3,25 pulg. de alto x 1 pulg. de p

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4193SN
4193SN
Mdulo V-Plex de interfaz serial
Expansor de dos zonas
serializado
Hace que cualquier dispositivo de
contacto fijo est listo para V-Plex
Nmero de serie incorporado
para direccionamiento
Una zona supervisada y una
zona sin supervisar
Aplicaciones contra robos e
incendios
(siempre que estn montadas en
un gabinete listado en UL)
enumerado en UL

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 4293SN
4293SN
Mdulo V-Plex
de interfaz serial
Expansor de una sola zona
serializada (sin supervisin)
hace que cualquier
dispositivo de contacto fijo
est listo para V-Plex
Nmero de serie incorporado
para direccionamiento
Aplicaciones comerciales y
residenciales contra robos
listadas en UL
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 998MX
998MX
Detector de movimiento PIR
V-Plex
Alcance: 50 pies x 50 pies
Direccionable por nmero de
serie o conmutador DIP
Compensacin de
temperatura
Zona debajo del sensor (look
down)
Con lentes de largo alcance
(100 pies x10 pies)
Incluye lente para espacios
de mascotas (50 pies X 70
pies)
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 QUEST 2260SN
QUEST2260SN
Detector de movimiento DUAL TEC
V-Plex
Alcance: 60 pies x 75 pies
Direccionable por nmero de serie
Modo de microondas condicional
ahorra corriente en instalaciones
grandes
Adaptacin automtica a
alteraciones ambientales
Bloqueo total de la interferencia de
las luces fluorescentes
con filtro digital patentado
Supervisin continua de microondas
y PIR
La funcin Accu-Trak rastrea las
alteraciones ambientales

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 4275EX-SN
4275EX-SN
Detector de movimiento PIR con V-
Plex
Alcance: patrn de cobertura de 35
pies x 45 pies (11m x 14m)
Mdulo de punto remoto incorporado
con direccionamiento de
nmero de serie
Con espejo de largo alcance opcional
Muy baja corriente
Cubierta con detector de sabotaje
TAMBIN DISPONIBLE: 4275EX
con direccionamiento por
conmutador DIP

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 4278EX-SN
4278EX-SN
Detector de movimiento PIR con
Quad V-Plex
Alcance: patrn de cobertura de 40
pies x 50 pies (12m x 15m)
Mdulo de punto remoto incorporado
con direccionamiento de
nmero de serie
Procesamiento cudruple de
polaridad alterna para una mejor
deteccin
de falsas alarmas
Ajuste horizontal para mayor
flexibilidad
Con espejo de largo alcance
Cubierta con detector de sabotaje
TAMBIN DISPONIBLE: 4278EX -
con direccionamiento por
conmutador DIP

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ROTURA FG1625SN
Detector de rotura de cristales V-
Plex
Procesamiento FlexCore
Direccionable por nmero de serie*
Configuracin y rendimiento igual al
FG1625
Cuatro valores de sensibilidad
ajustables
25 pies de rango / sin rango mnimo
Activacin remota del modo de
prueba
PCB protegido
Presente en la lista UL para cristales
revestidos y dobles
* Para uso con paneles de control
direccionables Honeywell V-Plex.
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 4959SN
4959SN
Contacto para puerta
superior V-Plex
direccionable
Armazn de aluminio slido y
soporte imantado en forma de
L ajustable
Separacin estndar: 2 pulg.
(51mm)
24 pulg. (61cm) de cable
blindado
Sellado epoxi para proteccin
contra humedad e impacto
Programado desde teclado
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 269SN
Interruptor anti-atraco V-Plex
con tapa de acero
inoxidable solo ciclo de
sondeo
Tipo de Interruptor: mbolo DPDT
Accin de interruptor: momentneo o
enganche, a eleccin
Potencia del Interruptor: 0.2A
a 30VCC mx.
Conexiones: bloque de tornillos
terminales a 45 de cuatro posiciones
para cada salida con terminales de
empalme con resistencia EOL
Temperatura de operacin: de 14 F a
140 F
Presente en la lista UL636 de unidades
y sistemas de alarmas anti-atraco
Dimensiones: 3-1/2 pulg. de largo x 2
pulg. de ancho x 1-1/4 pulg. de
profundidad

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 5192SD
Low profile /perfil bajo
Muy presentable
Deteccion
fotoelectrica
Sensable VPLEX
2 hilos (alimentacion-
data)
Opcion 5192SDT con
detector interno de
temperatura.
 Acondicionamiento de estacion
manual de incendio
Nuestra estacion
manual (PULL STATION)
5140MPS
DISPOSITIVO VPLEX
en este caso 4193SN

Lo convierte en
direccionable.
 Aplicaciones especiales
Description Notes conections and considerations
Reference

Connections and Considerations

A Auxiliary Power Typically 18AWG, 2-wire. Provides
Output 12VDC power to system devices.
E ECP 4-wire, 18AWG, non-shielded. Connects
to communication keypads, and user
interface devices.
G Earth Ground 16AWG solid. Connects the panel to earth
ground to add protection that suppresses
transients and voltage spikes.
N Network CAT5 cable (for optional network
connection).
P AC Power 2-wire, 18AWG zip. Connects to power
transformer and supplies primary power to
the control panel.
T Telephone 8-wire Dual Modular Cord (RJ45).
Connects to RJ38X Jack at telephone
company demarcation.
V V-Plex 2-wire, 18AWG, non-shielded. Connects
to addressable zone inputs, access door
controllers, and relay outputs.
Z Zone Input 2-wire, 22AWG, non-shielded. Connects
to detection sensors (for panel zone
inputs). Panel zone inputs are Class B,
isolated from ground, and supervised with
an end-of-line resistor.
Model No. 20P 32FB 128BP 128-FBP 250BP 250FBP
Zones 48 32 128 128 250 250
User Codes 48 75 50 150 250 250
Card Holders N/A 250 250 250 500 500
Partitions 2 2 8 8 8 8
Events 100 512 512 512 1000 1000
VistaKey Doors N/A 4 8 8 15 15
Facility Automation No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Panel Linking No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Graphical User Interface 3 No 3 3 1 1
Support
UL Commercial Burglary Listed Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
UL Commercial Fire Listed No Yes No Yes No Yes
Supports 8 and 24-Zone Fire No Yes No Yes No Yes
Annunciation
Thermostats* to bypass 2 96 96 96 96 96
Auto Locking Doors* 2 96 96 96 96 96
Dampers to control * 2 96 96 96 96 96
Gates to control ** N/A 4 8 8 5 15
Vending and ATM machine Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
applications
Humidity Threshold Monitoring 32 32 128 128 250 250
* devices
Elevator Control** *** N/A 4 Elevators 8 Elevators 8 Elevators 8 Elevators 15 Elevators 6
24 Floors 12 Floors 12 Floors 12 Floors Floors
Elevator ** Recall N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Safe and Vault applications Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Temperature Threshold 32 32 128 128 250 250
sensors for refrigeration *
 Motion Detector: Wide Angle, Volumetric
Description and Purpose
In an intrusion detection system, the motion detector is a wall-mounted sensor that
detects motion within the protected area, and then analyzes the motion to determine if an
actual intruder causes it. When the motion detector determines that an intruder causes
the motion, it sends a data message to the system control panel for processing. When
there is no motion in the protected area, the motion detector sends a data message to the
control panel, indicating that the area is in a normal, idle condition.
Users see status and alarms from the sensor at the local keypad. The control panel can
also send a message to the monitoring station.

Ite Model Description Mounting Notes

m No. Options
Mw 2260SN Motion: Wide Wall: Flat Pattern is 60 x
Angle Dual-Tec Surface or onto 75
back box.
Wall: Corner
Bracket:
Swivel-
mounting
bracket
(#998SB)
V V-Plex V-Plex Data
Bus
Y Genesis: 2-wire, 18 Use Genesis This part
4506 AWG, Fire 1118 for Non- number is an
rated, Non- Fire example. See
shielded Applications your building
and electrical
codes for actual
jacketing
requirements.
Energy Management System
Description and Purpose
Energy management systems ensure wise energy
conservation practices, and save costs related to
facility heating and air conditioning.
There are two ways to integrate with an energy
management system: Central EMS, and Distributed
EMS.

Item Model No. Description Mounting Options Notes

Cs 4939SN Contact: Surface Exposed on Door or 1.25 gap
Mount Window Frame

D 4101SN Relay: Addressable I/O Module

with zone input

V V-Plex V-Plex Data Bus Connects to

addressable devices,
zone input devices
and relay modules.

Y Genesis: 2-wire, 18 AWG, Fire Use Genesis 1118 for This part number is
4506 rated, Non-shielded Non-Fire Applications an example. See your
building and electrical
codes for actual
jacketing
requirements.
 ATM Machine, Vault, and Safe Protection

Description and Purpose

ATM machines, vaults, and safes offer a number of challenges. Often placed
in unattended public areas, they are subject to intrusion and vandalism. There
are a number of ways that a machine is attacked. The system can sense heat
from a torch, machine tilting and removal, door open, and proper temperature
range for the computer equipment inside.

Item Model No. Description Mounting Options Notes

Cs 4939SN Contact: Surface Mount Exposed on Door or window 1.25 gap
Frame
Co 4959SN Contact: Overhead Door Contact Exposed on Floor or Door Frame 2.00 gap

Ht T-1000 Temperature Detector Inside machine Requires 4193SN

Fh System Heat Detector Inside Machine toward top Requires 4193SN
Sensor
Se EVD System EVD Vibration System EVD Vibration Systems are ideal
for Vaults.
Ss Shock Shock/Vibration Sensor Shock/Vibration sensor suitable
Sensor for smaller safes, ATMs, and
Vending Machines
V V-Plex V-Plex Data Bus Connects to addressable
devices, zone input devices and
relay modules.
Y Genesis: 2-wire, 18AWG, Fire rated, Non- Use Genesis 1118 for Non-Fire This part number is an example.
4506 shielded Applications See your building and electrical
codes for actual jacketing
requirements.
 Automatic Door Locking System
Description and Purpose
In banks, cash payment centers, and other public processing offices, it can be difficult to control unplanned overtime due to
sudden increases in clientele at the end of the business day.
Often, a clerical worker closes a station, and locks all the entry doors to stop the inflow of traffic. The clerk then stands at a
door designated as an exit, and unlocks the door to allow individuals who have completed their business to leave.
The automatic door locking system allows all stations to remain active so processing can continue. It can automatically
lock all entry doors so that no new clients may enter, while allowing those who have completed their business to exit by
pressing an exit bar, which temporarily kills power to the magnetic lock. This creates an automatic emptying effect that
clears the lobby at the end of the day. The system can also switch on the Closed sign, if needed.
Automatic door locks can integrate with the fire alarm, intrusion, or panic system so that in the event of a crisis, the system
can lock doors to stop entry of newcomers. In addition, the system can integrate door position sensors to verify the closed
status of the door while locked. The maximum number of doors that can be locked by the system depends on the control
panel you choose.
Ite Model Description Mounting Notes
m No. Options
D 4101S Relay: Addressable I/O Module
N with zone input

Cs 4939S Contact: Surface Exposed on 1.25 gap

N Mount Door or
Window
Frame
O12 AD256 Power Supply (DC In enclosure Selectable 12VDC or 24VDC
24 Voltage indicated) (#1451-24) operation when using XF30
transformer.
V V-Plex V-Plex Data Bus Connects to addressable devices,
zone input devices and relay
modules.
Y Genesi 2-wire, 18 AWG, Fire Use This part number is an example.
s: rated, Non-shielded Genesis See your building and electrical
4506 1118 for codes for actual jacketing
Non-Fire requirements.
Applications
 Item Model Description Mounting Options Notes
No.
D 4101SN Relay: Addressable I/O Module
with zone input
Cs 4939SN Contact: Surface Exposed on Door or 1.25 gap
Mount window Frame
O12 AD2562 Power Supply (DC In enclosure Selectable 12VDC or
4 Voltage indicated) (#1451-24) 24VDC operation when
using XF30
transformer.
V V-Plex V-Plex Data Bus Connects to
addressable devices,
zone input devices and
relay modules.
Y Genesis 2-wire, 18 AWG, Fire Use Genesis 1118 for This part number is an
: rated, Non-shielded Non-Fire Applications example. See your
4506 building and electrical
Emergency codes for actual
jacketing
Doors requirements.

Description and Purpose

In warehouses, banks, auditoriums, restaurants, and other facilities, fire door exits
must be configured for free exit while barring entry of unauthorized people. While the
door is designed for this purpose, this type of door can often become the escape
route for a thief, or the unwelcome entry point for non-paying customers.
The system can integrate Emergency Fire Exits into a more centrally monitored and
controlled system, and view alarms and status of the system from the system keypad.
Emergency Fire Exits can integrate with the fire alarm, intrusion, remote control, or
panic system so in the event of a crisis, the system can sound a local alarm at doors
to notify staff members of an unauthorized exit. In addition, the system can integrate
door position sensors to verify the locked status of the door while closed. The
maximum number of emergency doors on the system depends on the control panel
you choose
 Door/Window Position Sensor: Concealed, Wide Gap
Description and Purpose
The Door/Window Position Sensor is a sensor that is drilled into a steel door or window frame
so that it is concealed. The sensor detects the open or closed position of a door or
window. When the door or window is open, the sensor sends status data to the control panel
indicating the open position. Likewise, when the door or window is closed, the sensor sends
data to the control panel indicating the closed position. Users see status and alarms from the
sensor at the local keypad. The control panel can also send a message to the monitoring
station.
The sensor is ideal for steel doors and windows in facilities like banks, kitchen facilities, public
processing centers, restrooms, hospitals, and other facilities. The door/window position sensor
can be used in Intrusion Detection, Access Control, Annunciation systems, and in Energy
Management applications.

Item Model No. Description Mounting Options Notes

Cw 4191SN Contact: Within a 7/8 gap. (3/8
Concealed drilled channel. gap for steel
diameter. Wide Within a doors.)
gap. drilled channel
for 4191WA)
V V-Plex V-Plex Data Connects to
Bus addressable
devices, zone
input devices and
relay modules.
Y Genesis: 2-wire, 18 AWG, Use Genesis 1118 This part number
4506 Fire rated, Non- for Non-Fire is an example.
shielded Applications See your building
and electrical
codes for actual
jacketing
requirements.
 Duct and Damper Control System
Description and Purpose
Duct and damper controls are used in HVAC systems to direct air flow through air
conditioning, heating ducts and ventilation systems.
In larger facilities, common air return ducts recycle air within rooms, routing air from
rooms within the facility back into the main HVAC system.
Solving Air Flow Issues
For fire safety reasons, automatic dampers are often
installed inside return air ducts. In the event of a fire, the
fire alarm system can close dampers that are held open,
to reduce the spread of smoke and toxic fumes within the
facility. Likewise, in the event of a panic alarm, the panic
system can close ducts to contain chemical gas, and
biological hazards.

It Mode Description Mounting Notes

e l Option
m N s
o
.
D 4101 Relay: Addressable I/O Module
S with zone input
N
V V- V-Plex Data Bus Connects to
P addressable
l devices, zone input
e devices and relay
x modules.
Y Gene 2-wire, 18 AWG, Fire Use Genesis This part number is an
Enhancing a Centralized Energy
Management System
Description and
Purpose
Energy management
systems ensure wise
energy conservation
practices, and save
costs related to facility
heating and air
conditioning.
There are two ways to
A centralized energy management system uses a central controller where
integrate with an
the manipulation of all HVAC and Heater fans, ducts, or appliances
energy management
resides. Control cables route from the central energy management system
system: Central EMS, to control individual rooms or departments within the facility, and connect
and Distributed EMS. to fans, duct dampers, or HVAC appliances.
This document discusses By routing a V-Plex bus to the location of the central Energy Management
integrating the System controller, you can use the intrusion system to collect distant door
intrusion system, and window position information and deliver their status to the energy
panic, or remote management system. The energy management system can also receive
control system with a the Armed state of any room or department.
new or existing By connecting relay outputs from the intrusion detection system to zone
Centralized Energy inputs on the energy management system, you can allow the energy
Management System management system to make cost-cutting decisions based upon the
to further enhance its armed state of a department, and the open state of a door or window in a
capabilities and to controlled energy region, or occupancy of rooms or departments. This
dramatically improves the efficiency of the energy management system
dramatically increase
and saves significant labor and equipment costs for the enhancement.
 Elevator Access Control System

Item Model Description Mounting Notes

No. Optio
ns
D 4101SN Relay: I/O Module
Addressa
ble with
zone
input
VistaKey-SK
R VistaKey Single door with power supply
Access
Control
V V-Plex V-Plex Data Connects to addressable devices, zone input devices
Bus and relay modules.
Y Genesis: 2-wire, 18 AWG, Fire Use Genesis This part number is an example. See your building and electrical codes for actual jacketing requirements.
4506 rated, Non- 1118 for
shielded Non-Fire
Applicatio
ns
 Elevator Access Control System

Description and Purpose

Elevator Access Control systems allow people access to certain floors
within a scheduled time frame. The system can control one or more
elevator controllers in a system. It provides a range of system authority
for users.
The maximum number of elevators on the system depends on the control
panel you choose.
By issuing an identification device to each person in the facility, you can
use the system to limit access to certain floors to authorized people. By
integrating the elevator access system with CCTV Cameras, you can
view activity as users disarm and gain access to floors in the building.
Elevator access can depend on the users classification, the time of day,
which elevator is being approached, and the armed state of a department.
In addition, changes to the status of a zone can either cause elevator to
grant access to a floor, or cause the elevator to deny access. By using
one or more of these attributes, you can create elevator access control
policies that are extremely flexible and secure. By using an elevator
access control system, you can separate the general public and
unauthorized users, from users, from authorized users
 Elevator Access Control System
Solving Access Control Issues
A facilities staff changes frequently. Lost keys and keys of employees who fail to return them at
termination dramatically, reduce the effective security of Elevator locks. By assigning each person an
electronic identification device, such as a proximity card or key fob, the identification device can be
removed from the system, disabling it from being used. In this case, human resources would simply
replace the identification device instead of changing the locks on every Elevator in the facility.
Many facilities require that a supervisor be on site prior to allowing other personnel into the building. The
system can be configured so only supervisors can disarm and enable access to elevators by other
personnel.
Different departments operate according to various schedules for different elevators. The system allows
you to individually schedule elevators to allow access to personnel based on the users authority in the
department.
Keeping the general public outside of restricted areas is a challenge, especially through elevators that
employees must frequently use. The system is the most flexible way to achieve this goal. Automatically
locking and unlocking Lobby Elevators can increase safety outside of normal business hours. This can
also minimize overtime costs related to last-minute customers. The system can hold an elevator open, or
lock it according to a schedule.
The cost of a guard service is significant. By using access control, intercoms, and cameras, you can
minimize the manpower requirements and quickly reduce the high cost of guard service.

Your design may impact cabling between the control room and the car: Your application may require
installing devices or connecting to devices located inside of the car. This may require use of conductors
within, or replacement of the traveling elevator control cable. Contact the elevator manufacturer or service
company to coordinate connections to devices located inside of the car.
Elevator Recall System

Description and Purpose

Elevator Recall Systems allow fire alarm systems to send
an elevator car to a selected floor based on the
triggering of a smoke detector within a fire alarm
system. In addition, the recall system may also
include a heat detector at the top of the elevator
shaft, pull stations at each elevator lobby, and other
triggering devices. In the elevator control room,
system relay modules trigger elevator control
connection inputs to direct the elevator car to the
specified floor. The relay modules trigger when the
fire alarm system activates.
The maximum number of elevators or floors that the
system can operate depends on the control panel
you choose.
Different elevators can be directed to different floors
depending on the device that is activated.
In addition to recalling the elevator, the system can
release fire barrier door holders, allowing them to
close until the all-clear signal is given.
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 Solving Recall Control Issues
In the event of a fire alarm, building codes may require that the elevator car be
automatically sent and held at a particular floor. The system integrates with elevator
controls to recall the elevator car to the specified floor in the event of an alarm
Elevator recall must occur at the instant a fire alarm sounds, delivering existing
passengers to the evacuation point and blocking access to elevator functions until the all
clear signal is given. The system responds quickly to fire alarms or other critical events in
the safest manner.
In addition to recalling the elevator, building codes may require that fire barrier doors be
released to block entry into the elevator. The system can release door holders so they
can automatically close.
Placing the elevator back into service after an alarm has been reset must be performed
quickly to clear slowed traffic. The system instantly restores service as soon as the fire
alarm resets.

Your design may impact cabling between the control room and the car: Your
application may require installing devices or connecting to devices located inside of the
car. This may require use of conductors within, or replacement of the traveling elevator
control cable. Contact the elevator manufacturer or service company to coordinate
connections to devices located inside of the car.
Description and Purpose
Leak and Flood Detection
The Leak Sensor is a device that detects when non-flammable liquid puddles
in a protected area, or when liquids reach a certain level in a tank or drip
pan. When water or other non-flammable liquid puddles, the sensor sends
status data to the control panel indicating the undesired condition. Likewise,
when the area is dry, the sensor sends data to the control panel associated
with the normal status. Users see status and alarms from the sensor at the
local keypad. The control panel can also send a message to the monitoring
station.
The leak sensor is useful in computer rooms, basements with sump pumps, in
areas around plumbing, kitchen areas, drip pans for water heaters,
refrigeration, and air conditioning ductwork, around water tanks, or other
containment equipment that should normally be dry.
Reasons to Choose this
Sensor
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Natural Gas Detection

Description and Purpose

The Leak Sensor is a device that detects when non-flammable liquid
puddles in a protected area, or when liquids reach a certain level in a tank
or drip pan. When water or other non-flammable liquid puddles, the sensor
sends status data to the control panel indicating the undesired condition.
Likewise, when the area is dry, the sensor sends data to the control panel
associated with the normal status. Users see status and alarms from the
sensor at the local keypad. The control panel can also send a message to
the monitoring station.
The leak sensor is useful in computer rooms, basements with sump pumps,
in areas around plumbing, kitchen areas, drip pans for water heaters,
refrigeration, and air conditioning ductwork, around water tanks, or other
containment equipment that should normally be dry

Item Model No. Description Mounting Options Notes

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DW-
2000
12UL
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zone input devices and relay
modules.
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Panic/Holdup Switch

Description and Purpose

The Panic/Holdup button is an initiating device
that is used in a panic system, and located
(concealed) under counters, under
desktops, and inside walk-in freezers.
When a user activates the Panic/Holdup
button, it sends a data message to the
system control panel for processing. When
the Panic/Holdup button is reset, it sends
a data message to the panel, indicating
that it is in a normal condition. Users see
status and alarms from the sensor at the
local keypad. The control panel can also
send a message to the monitoring station.
The alarm monitoring center can arrange for a
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guards, or a specific individual. Bus
Reasons to Choose this Panic/Holdup Button
The Panic/Holdup button provides some important advantages. This part number is an
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It minimizes the need for additional power supplies because of its low current example. See
draw. 4506 Fire rated, for Non-Fire
your building
The Panic/Holdup button uses an ultra quiet activation switch for the most Non- Applications and electrical
silent operation. shielded codes for actual
The button is encased in a brushed stainless steel enclosure. jacketing
The button is addressable, so it provides a specific identification, along with requirements.
status.
The Panic/Holdup button provides a subtle trigger indicator.
 Parking Gate Control System
Description and Purpose
Parking Gate systems allow cars to enter and exit parking lots within a scheduled
time range. Parking gate access systems allow you to reserve parking for
intended vehicles by keeping the general public out. You can control one or more
gate/door controllers in a system.
The maximum number of gates on the system depends upon the control panel
that you choose.
By issuing an identification device to each person authorized to park in the facility,
you can use the system to limit access into parking lots and garages to authorized
people. By integrating the parking access system to CCTV, you can view activity
as users enter the parking lot.
Gate access can depend on the user, the users classification, the time of day,
which gate is being approached, and the armed state of the users department. In
addition, changes to the status of a zone can either cause a gate to unlock, or
cause the gate to lock down. By using one or more of these attributes, you can
create Parking Gate policies that are extremely flexible and secure. By using a
Parking Gate system, you can separate the general public from users.
You can use the system to conditionally lift any gate in the facility. Typically, gate
systems cover all entrances to the parking lot.
Solving Parking Gate Issues
A facilities' staff changes frequently. Wireless remotes that are lost, and departing employees who fail to return the
remote to the building at termination, dramatically reduce the effective security of the gate. By assigning each
person an electronic identification device, such as a proximity card or key fob, the identification device can be
singly removed from the system, disabling it from being used. In this case, human resources would simply replace
the identification device instead of changing the locks on every door in the facility, ID devices are less expensive
than remote transmitters.
Different departments operate according to various schedules for different doors. The system allows you to
individually schedule gates to allow access to personnel based upon the schedule of his or her department.
Keeping the general public outside of restricted areas is a challenge, especially through gates that employees must
frequently use.
The cost of a guard service is remarkable. By using Parking Gate, intercoms, and cameras, you can minimize the
manpower requirements and quickly reduce the high cost of guard service.
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Protection for Laboratory Facilities

This document links you to applications of departments that are related to this
type of facility. Click the links below to see related design information.
Laboratories store a multitude of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and costly test
equipment. Long-term testing may require incubation or deep freeze for months
at a time. The system can assist with access control, temperature threshold
monitoring, and panic systems that will ensure proper procedures during a crisis.
Solving Issues related to Laboratory Facilities
There are a number of applications that support the need to increase security and
reduce operating costs of laboratory facilities. The system provides a number of
ways to meet the facility's security needs and requirements.
Application Benefits to Facility User
Intrusion Detection When the building is closed, the system senses
unauthorized entry, and sounds a local alarm.
The system notifies a monitoring station.
Fire Alarm The system monitors the building for smoke,
heat, activation of a manual pull station,
water flow, and fire supervisory devices. The
system sounds a local alarm and notifies the
monitoring station.
Door Access Control The system restricts access through doors into
high-security departments based on the user,
his/her authority, the armed state of the
department, and the time of day.
CCTV Cameras The system integrates with a camera switcher. A
user can centrally view and record selected
departments.
Panic System Initiate policies for critical events. Buttons initiate
specific local alarms and specific notification
of critical events to the monitoring station.
Department Arming by Partition Arm and disarm various departments separately
by users with programmable authority.
Arm and Disarm High Security Anti-ambush arming, Two-person disarming,
Areas High-Security Vault
Emergency Exits Unauthorized exit causes the system to sound a
local alarm.
Temperature Threshold Monitoring The system senses high and low temperature levels,
provides a local indication and notifies the
monitoring station.
Remote Control Remote switch to control lighting, cameras, pumps,
sounders, indicators, generators, fans, and other
powered devices.
Door Holder The system holds doors open in high traffic areas. A
Fire alarm or user control releases the door,
allowing it to automatically close.
Door Auto Lock The system automatically locks doors at closing time,
allowing free exit for those finished with their
business.
Duct Damper Control The system switches duct dampers to restrict the flow
of smoke and toxic fumes during fire evacuation.
Elevator Access Control The system enables selection of floors for authorized
users, and restricts floor access to others.
Elevator Recall The system can recall an elevator to a specified floor
in the event of fire alarm activation.
Natural Gas The system detects the presence of natural gas in the
event of a leak in the protected area. Examples of
the protected areas would be rooms with gas-
burning stoves, water heaters, furnaces, other
appliances and fireplaces.
Carbon Monoxide The system detects the presence of carbon monoxide
in areas containing gas-burning stoves, water
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