CAD-150-4

Detnov's range of Addressable control panels has been approved according to EN54-2, EN54-4 and EN54-13 regulations to cover all the requirements of small and medium installations. This range of fire control panels is made up 2 models and it offers 4 and 8 loop models. Each loop may control up ti 250 elements and a limitless number of detectors, manual call points, sounders and modules can be installed in the loop (1). The loop devices and control panel communicate and are powered via 2 wires, with the wire connection in the loop supporting non-polarity when using the devices without a built-in isolator (2). There is a relay output for the alarm status and another for the fault status, 2 monitored sounder outputs and a 24V auxiliary power output. An information display with menus and sub-menus that can be easily browsed using the keyboard. The control panel features self-search and self-diagnosis functions for commissioning of the installation, reducing the works execution costs, as well as software that can be used to identify the loop devices with names, assign them to their corresponding zones and create operations between the detection system’s input and output devices. The CAD-150-4 and CAD-150-8 fire control panels can be connected to Detnov network using TRED- 150 and TMB151 (for F-Networks) or TMB-251 (for S-Networks) communication cards. The network can have up to 32 nodes (control panels or repeaters). Fibre optic connection is optional. Optional integration with other systems via the Modbus protocol. Compatible with Detnov Cloud for remote control and monitoring via smart phones or a computer; cloudbased platform. Compatible with SGD-151 graphical software for control and monitoring from a computer. If the main microprocessor in the motherboard gets damaged ("System Failure" led is then on), each redundant microprocessor placed every two loops takes the control of their associated two loops, sending, in case of fire alarm, a message to the control panel of 1) fire alarm, 2) buzzer activation, 3) activation of the sounders in the control panel.