Skycom CE Master control unit 24V 8A

The new generation Skycom® CE Master control unit entirely meets the European norm 12101-10 and the draft of the European norm 12101-9. That is why the Skycom® CE Master detection unit is also certified according to this SHE norm (unlike other CE testing, which are unrelated to the European fire protection regulations!). The Skycom® CE Master is developed to operate smoke hatches for smoke evacuation and aeration of one fire zone. The compact unit can be installed in stair cases, in the entrance of buildings, in industrial buildings as built-in or built-up module. The number of actuators on one central detection unit depends from the type of actuator. The cable section is determined in function of the length of the wiring and the number of actuators. (For more information about the connection possibilities: consult the Skycom® CE installation instructions). The Skycom® CE Master can be extended by a Skycom® CE Slave control unit, which allows an unlimited number of additional actuators to be operated by one Skycom® CE Master. The Skycom® CE Slave is equipped with a thermal sensor, which guarantees the positive safety according to NBN S21-208.1 and 3. See technical file Skycom® CE Slave. The central detection unit is connected to the mains voltage 230 V. The batteries too, are permanently loaded by the feeding, which guarantees a 72 h autonomy. The Skycom® CE Master ensures 100% a double energy source as the EN 12101-10 norm explicitly requires. The connected SHE domes can easily and unlimitedly be used as daily ventilation. The Skycom® CE Master is a basis central detection unit with operation on the front panel and is equipped with connection possibilities for detectors, push-buttons, switches. There are also potential free contacts to allow the connection of any other system to the Skycom® CE Master (sectional gates, SIM modules, fireproof doors, …). Different LED indicators continually give information about the (in)correct functioning of the central detection unit. The permanent monitoring allows the immediate signalisation of a failure in connection, feeding or a poor battery.