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Sticker for Bentel J4 ** series fire extinguisher control panel Bentel J400-REP.
Sticker for fire control panel J408 - Lithuanian
Sticker for fire control panel J424 - English
Sticker for fire control panel J424 - Lithuanian
FC601P detector is capable of detecting the visible smoke produced by materials which smoulder or burn slowly, i.e. soft furnishings, plastic foam etc.; or ‘smoke’ produced by overheated but unburnt PVC. These...
FC601P detector is capable of detecting the visible smoke produced by materials which smoulder or burn slowly, i.e. soft furnishings, plastic foam etc.; or ‘smoke’ produced by overheated but unburnt PVC. These...
Photo Detector ID100, Iris; programmable; power supply 10-30 V DC; current consumption standby 90 μA; current consumption in alarm 40 mA; remote output current consumption max. 14 mA.
Iris and Enea detectors mouting base.
Addressable input output module Enea; power supply 19-30 V DC; current draw in standby status max. 80 μA @27.6 VDC;
The BAW50T24 is a power supply unit and battery charger for use with appliances that require a regulated voltage of 27.6 V and a maximum current of 1,5 A. Its power output is protected against overload, shortcircuit...
COMMAX DP-2S is an analog audio door phone handset powered by 220 V AC, featuring a non-polarity 2-wire interface and built-in door release control. Operating range up to 100–150 m (wire-dependent),...
The aluminum flush-mounted door-entry call panel COMMAX DR-201A is designed for a single subscriber. Durable aluminum housing combined with a sleek design and functional operation: single-button call, flush box...
The COMMAX DR-201AG is a flush-mount aluminum door entry call panel for two users . It features dedicated call buttons with nameplates plus an integrated speaker and microphone for clear audio. Designed for wired,...
Current (mA) 1400 Cycles per hour 20 Force (N) 600 Speed (m / s) 0.18 Power (W) 300 Power supply (V AC / V DC) 230VAC Security level (IP) 44 Operating temperature, (° C Min / Max) -20 / + 50...
