Standard Features

 Bolt On Options

What is a Autodialer

GSM Dialer Module

Alarm Dialer Line Sensing

 17 to 56 Channel Expander

M30 Alarm Splitter Module

Analogues & Data Logging

Alarm Dialer Central Station

Autodialer Applications

Autodialer Comparison

Datasheets & Manuals

The SPLITTER 2 Alarm Display panel monitors inputs from e.g. temperature, electricity , power , heater , boiler lockout, water levels, humidity and standby generators and provides both visual and audible indication of an alarm condition

The SPLITTER 2 incorporates a number of features including:

• Alarm Sounder Isolate Switch
• Lamp Test Facility
• Two Different types of simultaneous alarm output:
    Output A: - One 'common' 12V dc 1 AMP output to initiate waning sounders and lights. this output is designed to operate in the event of an electrical power failure for normally 6 hours.
    Output B:- Volt free changeover contacts to initiate e.g. Infotel Model 30 automatic dialout unit or a radio paging system. This can be as a 'common' output for all channels or can be as one individual output per channel. These output circuits are designed on the fail-safe principal.

Delay An integral adjustable alarm output delay of between 6 seconds to 2 minutes on order to inhibit momentary alarms caused by e.g. electrical power 'dips'. Other delay times are available

Input / Detection Circuits are volt free, normally closed contacts. Other options are available

An optional Mains Electricity Failure Detector Module can be added to monitor the power supply to the SPLITTER2.

Integral Alarm Isolate This feature is for times when maintenance is being carried out or when alarms are decommissioned. Alarms can be individually inhibited from producing an alert via an hidden button. For higher security requirements an optional key switch can be fitted.

Power Supply The SPLITTER2 is fitted with an integral trickle charged battery backup-up power supply. This is designed to enable the SPLITTER to continue to operate to operate in the event of loss of electrical power and hence still provide outputs to audible devices as well as e.g. M30 Automatic Telemetry alarm dialout units.