Chemetron Pre-Action Systems
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Chemetron control panels and detection devices
feature automatic and manual programming,
systems status monitoring, and other advances
for detection and release. There are three main
categories for alarm systems: addressable,
conventional and special detection.
Addressable Systems
Addressable systems, also called "intelligent"
systems, enable each and every initiating device
to have an individual address, or zone
identifier. This is most beneficial when
servicing a system. If a detector is faulty, the
technician knows exactly which device is at
fault. The addressable devices all connect to a
single loop that runs through the premises. |
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 MICRO SLX Control Panel
Intelligent, Addressable Fire Control Panel
The Chemetron Micro SLX Fire
Alarm/Suppression Control Unit is a compact,
multiplexed control unit suitable for either
stand-alone or peer-to-peer networked
applications. The Micro SLX advanced features
handle the demanding operational requirements of
fire extinguishing systems, and provide complex
command and control capability for multiple
suppression systems at the lowest
total-installed cost.
Superior in performance than anything else in its class, the Micro SLX is designed
to satisfy the market demand for a fully-featured control unit in a cost-effective
package. The Chemetron Micro SLX can
support the full line of extinguishing/suppression systems, from Low- and
High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide, Clean
Agents, and Water Mist.
FEATURES
- 5.4A Power Supply
- Signaling Line Circuit (255 SmartOne devices)
- 2 Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs)
- 2 Releasing Circuits (Initiators or 2 Solenoids)
- 2 Combination NACs/Releasing Circuits (1 Solenoid)
- 4 Form-C Relays (3 Programmable/1 Trouble)
- 80-Character LCD Display
- RS-485 Communications Circuit
- USB Device Port
- Optional Web
- Accessible Component
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 MICRO 320-I Control Panel
Intelligent, Addressable Fire Control Panel
The Micro 320-I intelligent addressable
control panel is a stand-alone panel for small
to medium systems. The Micro 320-I meets
virtually every application requirement.
FEATURES
- Listed to UL Standard 864, 9th edition.
- One isolated intelligent Signaling Line
Circuit (SLC) Style 4, 6 or 7.
- Up to 159 detectors (any mix of ion,
photo, thermal, or multisensor) and 159
modules (N.O. manual stations, two-wire
smoke, notification, or relay). 318 devices
maximum.
- Standard 80 character display.
- 6.0 amp power supply with four Class A/B
built-in Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC).
Selectable strobe synchronization.
- Built-in Alarm, Trouble, and Supervisory
relays.
- Optional universal 318-point DACT.
- 80-Character remote annunciators (up to
32).
- EIA-485 annunciators, including custom
graphics.
- Printer interface (80-column and
40-column printers).
- History file with 800-event capacity in
nonvolatile memory, plus separate 200-event
alarm-only file.
- Alarm Verification selection per point,
with tally.
- Autoprogramming and Walk Test reports.
- Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS) Presignal.
- Silence inhibit and Auto-Silence timer
options.
- March time / temporal / California
two-stage coding / strobe synchronization.
- Field-programmable on panel or on PC,
with program check, compare, simulate.
- Full QWERTY keypad.
- Charger for up to 90 hours of standby
power.
- Non-alarm points for lower priority
functions.
- Remote ACK / Signal Silence / System
Reset / Drill via monitor modules.
- Automatic time control functions, with
holiday exceptions.
- Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
electronics.
- Extensive, built-in transient
protection.
- Powerful Boolean logic equations.
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Conventional Systems
Conventional systems are set with a certain
number of zones that are hardwired to the
control panel or zone expander. Smoke detectors
must be run on a separate zone from pull
stations, etc. There may be a dozen detectors in
a single zone and if on is faulty, the
technician is tasked with finding it. More cable
is required because instead of having multiple
devices wired into the same loop, a separate
cable run for each type of device is required
for these conventional systems. |
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 Micro XLT and XLT lp Control Units
Suppression-Fire Alarm Control Panel
The Chemetron Micro XLT and XLT lp* Control
Units are the most advanced conventional single
hazard agent releasing systems available to the
industry today. Highly reliable and flexible the
Micro XLT(lp) is well equipped to handle all
special hazard extinguishing and suppression
systems. The control panels offer a high degree
of programming flexibility as well as a full
complement of input and output circuits.
The Micro XLT lp is specifically designed for Low
Pressure CO2 applications where multiple
discharges may be required. In addition,
Chemetron has led the way in providing UL Listed
and FM Approved NEMA 4 & NEMA 12 cabinets to
withstand harsh environments.
*Designates control panel for Low-Pressure CO2.
APPROVALS AND LISTINGS:
- FM Approved to ANSI/UL 864, 9th edition
- FM Approvedt o ULC-S527-99
- UL
- cUL
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Micro XLT
Suppression-Fire Alarm Control Panel
The Micro XLT is the technologically most
advanced conventional single hazard agent
releasing unit available to the fire alarm /
suppression industry today. It combines the high
quality, system reliability, and flexibility
required by modern commercial, high-tech and
industrial applications in an aesthetically
pleasing and physically robust package.
The Micro XLT is well equipped to handle
all special hazard extinguishing systems due to
the high degree of programming flexibility
provided and a full complement of input and
output circuits.
APPROVALS AND LISTINGS
- FM Approved to ANSI/UL 864, 9th edition
- FM Approved to ULC-S527-99
- UL
- cUL
High-Sensitivity Smoke Detection Systems
Laser-based high-sensitivity smoke detection
system designed to detect fire in the incipient
stage. Recommended for critical facilities such
as data centers. |
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