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<br /> SxLEN"I' � to�e,�1. �1 �48 Fire Cantral
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<br /> by �,�. M�.���,��'.
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<br /> by Honeywell
<br /> The sp�ed, reliability and v�lue
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<br /> the coimpany you can trust
<br /> As pioneers in digital fire technology, Silent Knight delivers superior systems at an outstanding value. Our 51046
<br /> Fire Contral Communicator has become the industry standard by proving itself in years of field-tested operati�n.
<br /> This six-zone fire cantrol communicator provides fast, reliable digital communication of fire and trouble
<br /> conditions_ It transmfts via ordinary phone lines—eliminating the need for expensive leased fine arrangements.
<br /> Use it as a st,�nd-alone, or incorporate it into your existing system. Why spec any other digital communicator?
<br /> Go with the industry stand8rd—the 51046 Fire Control CommuniC�tor from Sllent Knight.
<br /> For more infprmation, please call 1-80Q-328-0103.
<br /> Model 51048 the central station. ff one of Ehe
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<br /> The Silent Knight Model 51046 is a 60 seconds, it will automatically '='''=��'
<br /> six-zone fire control communicator switch to the ather to report the
<br /> providing digit�! fire reporting over failure.
<br /> ordinary telephone lines, The communicator will signal �,=„.
<br /> eliminating the need for costiy activatipn, restoration and trouble ,,;;����
<br /> I�ased lines. IYs UL 86G and NFPA conditions on any of Six inputS. If �� �sr.
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<br /> As a stand-alone unit, it can be P tY Y 9 ' � ��:.-
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<br /> used to monitor: using a Model 7181 Fire Zane
<br /> • rinkler s stems for waterflow, Converter Module. The 7189 also
<br /> supervisory, and gate valve a�lows use of two-wire type smoke . Dual phone I(ne interface Automatic
<br /> detectors, instead vf the nortnal self tests every 24 hours with repart
<br /> tamper COnditions. four-wire cOntect type, for sent to central station.
<br /> • Automatic fire detection Systems automatic fire detection • �eports in Sla and most major
<br /> for structures that are not app{ications. communicatfons formats.
<br /> required to h�v�a fire alarm Features • fi0 hours of standby power.
<br /> system but want property O erates on loop start hone lines
<br /> protection (e.g.tp call the fire • U�864 Listed as an NFPA 72 ' p p
<br /> Centra!Station or Remote�atipn ahead of#he bullding P8X system,
<br /> department after hours). • A singl�, pr rammable autput is
<br /> pratected premise unit. �
<br /> • Monitors dry Contact alarms, . FM approvad. pravided for alarm or dialer failed
<br /> traubte and supervisory outputs, . Can be used as a stand-alone ar$s �nditions(carinOt be used for
<br /> then transmits a separate code �add-0n DACT. evacuation purposes).
<br /> for each. • Six fully supervised inputs: one
<br /> The Model 5104B is fully ����s A(Style D)inpul, and fiva
<br /> supervised. Its mic�oprocessor Ckass B(Style A)inputs.
<br /> constantly runs programs to . povmioadable for remote
<br /> monitor AC, standby battery, zone prdgramming.
<br /> inputs and telephdne Ilne • Fuseless overlaad proteCtion with
<br /> connections. If a fault condition is automatic reset circuitry and fault
<br /> detected, it sounds a iocal trouble ind�cators—eliminates the cause of
<br /> audible and reports the conditian to most field calls.
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