Panasonic EBL512 G3 & EBL128: Intelligent systems for fire protection

Panasonic has expanded its offering of security solutions with two new fire protection systems: EBL512 G3 & EBL 128, designed for both large installations and individual applications.

Intelligent fire protection systems Panasonic EBL512 G3 & EBL 128 They incorporate self-diagnostic functions and detect any fault that occurs in the electrical installation.

The EBL512 G3 system is capable of connecting 30.600 devices through 30 Control panels with four detection loops each, while the EBL128 is a stand-alone piece of equipment, Smaller, that can connect up to 255 Devices. The two systems are connected via TCP/IP using the Web Server Module.

This equipment allows additional components to be incorporated into the system, such as fire panels and other monitoring units, that can be connected to each control. Fire alarm systems have also been integrated into the WV virtual matrix- ASC970 to make fire detectors and cameras part of the security system increasing response speed and efficiency.

The devices can be used in any combination of analogue smoke and heat detectors, Outdoor, intrinsically safe, on directional handheld intercoms, Short-circuit insulators, sirens, Beacons…

Self-diagnosis, Compensation and interactivity

PSCEU's EBL512 G3 and EBL128 models are designed to deal with potential system failures through the combination of intelligent control units and intelligent detectors, capable of performing self-diagnostics, pollution compensation and maintaining system interactivity.

The self-diagnostic function detects any deviation from the normal operating condition of the electronic elements and the room, while the interactivity function uses information, either from one or a series of detectors within the system, to provide safer detection of a real fire.

Contamination compensation is carried out via individually monitored detectors, allowing long-term changes, such as pollution, are treated differently than short-term changes, like the smoke of a burning fire, ensuring that the sensitivity of each smoke detector remains constant.

In addition, Analog detectors used within systems provide information, Noise-free, to the control panel on the appearance of smoke and/or temperature changes in the installation.