Gent fire panel supports visual alarm devices

06 July, 2016

The third version of the Nano fire detection control panel from Gent by Honeywell supports all of Gent’s EN54-23 visual alarm devices (VADs) from the S-cubed and S-Quad ranges. These devices are designed to protect deaf or hearing-impaired people and those working in areas with high ambient noise.

EN54-23 was introduced to set stricter guidelines on the installation and performance requirements of VADs.

Nano can control up to 60 loop-powered VADs in standard power mode and provides coverage of C-3-10 for ceiling devices and W-3-8 for wall devices.

The flexibility of Nano includes the option to configure the cause and effect with the spread of fire in a building to meet the operational needs of markets across the world.

For more information on this story, click here: July 2016, 171

Related links:

Grenfell is the building industry's Piper Alpha says CIBSE

The recent passage of the Building Safety Act is a welcome recognition of the fact that making safe buildings is a highly skilled operation says the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, endorsing the need for more effective regulation and a profound change in culture.

Underlying project-starts uptick indicates gradual recovery, Glenigan data suggests

13% rise in detailed planning approvals against the preceding three months
18% decline in main contract awards against the previous year
9% increase in underlying starts during the three months to May

Glenigan has released the June 2022 edition of its Construction Review.

Calendar

Submit event

Tweets by MBS_magazine

Gent fire panel supports visual alarm devices

Related links:

Related articles: