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Fire/Security/Safety
Fire Protection
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Power Supplies
TAMLITE EMERGENCY This range of enclosed and chassis mounted power supplies have been designed to meet the
requirements of BS5839 part 4: 1988. Full monitoring of mains failure, battery disconnection, and
total power failure is provided. The latter being via a volt free change over contact.
Firescan SX Panels (LPCB Approved)
The Firescan SX is a 'microprocessor controlled' range of
Product Ref Load Battery Battery Dimensions Weight Bell Price
panels. They are housed in an aesthetically pleasing plastic
Code Current Type Current (mm) Complete Circuits Each
enclosure, which can be wall or flush mounted. In addition, the
(Amps) (amps) (kg)
0005-6392 FSPSU1.25/6 0.9 2 x 12V 6Ah 0.35 325 x 350 x 112 11.2 297.23
FSSX comes with many standard features such as one-man
0005-6395 FSPSU10/15 8 2 x 12V 15Ah 2 500 x 355 x 140 27 936.23
test, Sounder activation delay and Class change facility.
0005-6398 FSPSU/10A/24 8 2 x 12V 24Ah 2 500 x 355 x 140 34 936.23
0005-6401 FSPSU10/38 8 2 x 12V 38Ah 2 500 x 355 x 200 43.1 1,002.00
Product Ref Code No. of zones No of sounder circuits Batteries Price Each
0048-9607 FSSX-1 1 2 2 x 12V, 2.8Ah 115.65
0005-6407 FSPSU2.5/12/AAC2 1.9 2 x 12V 12Ah 0.6 325 x 350 x 112 11.7 2 549.69
0048-9610 FSSX-2 2 2 2 x 12V, 2.8Ah 131.04
0005-6413 FSPSU412AAC4 3 2 x 12V 12Ah 1 325 x 350 x 112 14.3 4 683.69
0048-9613 FSSX-4 4 2 2 x 12V, 2.8Ah 156.67
0005-6416 FSPSU4/15/AAC6 3 2 x 12V 15Ah 1 500 x 355 x 140 23.1 6 586.46
0048-9616 FSSX-6 6 2 2 x 12V, 7Ah 182.30
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0048-9619 FSSX-8 8 2 2 x 12V, 7Ah 207.95
Firescan Detectors
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Firescan detectors are a well established range of smoke and heat
devices having a shallow profile and a common plug-in detector
Firescan E300 base. These units have an exceptionally low fault rate and a three
The Firescan E300 is an EN54 conventional fire panel with 2, 4,
year warranty. The range of conventional detector mounting bases
6, 8, 10 or 12 zone variations. Repeater panel available in 8, 10
shares a common termination and connection format which allows
or 12 varriations.
the interchanging of all point detectors in the range.
Product Ref Dimensions Dimensions Description Price
Code Diameter Depth (mm) Each
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0097-7722 FSE300-2 2 Zones 325.00
0017-8162 FSRR90 MK11 Ø100 38 90°C Rate of
0097-7725 FSE300-4 4 Zones 372.50
Rise Heat Detector 21.33
0491-4637 FSE300-6 6 Zones POA
0017-8165 FSRR60 MK11 Ø100 38 60°C Rate of Rise
0097-7728 FSE300-8 8 Zones 415.00
Heat Detector Grade 2 21.33
0491-4640 FSE300-10 10 Zones POA
0050-0029 FS0S2 MKII 100 10 Optical Smoke Detector 35.23
0491-4643 FSE300-12 12 Zones POA
0017-8171 FSIS2 MKII Ø100 38 Ionisation Detector 35.23
0105-7597 FST/E-RE8 Repeater Panel 289.23
0017-8174 FSFH90 MKII Ø100 42 90°C Fixed
Temperature Detector 21.33
0017-8177 FSFH60 MKII Ø100 42 60°C Fixed
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Temperature Detector 21.33
0017-8183 FSCB1 MKII Ø100 10 Common Surface
Mount Base 7.98
Firescan Simplicity Panels
0017-8186 FSCB1/D MKII Ø100 10 Surface Mount Base
The Simplicity 64 and 126 are the ideal introduction to the world of
c/w Diode. 7.98
addressable fire alarm panels. As its name suggests, it has been
designed with ease of use in mind, and it can drive up to 64, or
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126 devices (detectors, call points, sounders or interface modules).
Both panels are single loop analogue addressable fire alarm panels, Guardian Detectors
which use detectors, call points, sounders and interface units.
Guardian is a modern range of conventional detectors designed for use
It is ideal for 2 wire systems. It has been designed such that all outputs (sounders or relays) will
with most standard control panels. It is available in a complete range of
trigger on an alarm signal from any call point or detector. That is, ALL OUTPUTS ARE COMMON.
smoke, and heat detectors to suit all applications. The low profile form
It requires no set-up programming, or data upload. Only device labels have to be entered via the
complements modern architecture and interiors. The option of surface
built in keyboard.
or recessed mounting makes these detectors visually pleasing.
Two options available, with 64 devices (4 zones) or 126 (8 zones).
Simple programming from front of panel.
Product Ref Dimensions Dimensions Description Price
Full range of accessories including, detectors, sounders, call points, relay units.
Code Diameter Depth (mm) Each
Cost effective. Simple to use. Future proof and upgradeable
0005-6512 GDIS5 Ø108 42 Ionisation Detector 26.92
0005-6515 GDIS5/ADJ Ø108 42 Ionisation Detector Adjustable 38.15
Product Ref Code Loops Zones Price Each
0005-6488 GDOS4 Ø108 42 Optical Detector 29.92
0208-2895 FSSIM-64 1 4 577.50
0005-6491 GDOS4/ADJ Ø108 42 Optical Detector Adjustable 39.76
0208-2898 FSSIM-126 1 8 683.88
0005-6506 GDFH60 Ø108 42 60°C Fixed Temp Heat Detector 15.69
0005-6509 GDFH80 Ø108 42 80°C Fixed Temp Heat Detector 15.69
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0005-6518 GDRR60 Ø108 42 Rate Of Rise Heat Detector 15.69
0005-6494 GDCB4 Ø108 18 Common Surface Base 5.00
0005-6497 GDCB4/D Ø108 18 Surface Base-Diode Version 5.00
Firescan Simplicity Accessories
0005-6500 GDFB4 Ø138 38 Common Flush Base 13.85
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0184-5478 FSSIM-OPT64 Analogue Optical Smoke Detector 39.90
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0208-2901 FSSIM-HTFH64 Analogue High Temp Detector 39.38
0208-2904 FSSIM-ACP6 Addressable Call Point 31.50
Premier Automatic Detection
0208-2910 FSSIM-CDB64 Analogue Common Detector Base 6.30
Competitively priced, branded conventional detectors, which offer a
0208-2916 FSSIM-CB/IS64 Analogue Base And Isolator 38.06
high standard of reliability. The Premier detectors have a low profile
0208-2922 FSSIM-CB/SD64 Analogue Sounder Base 47.25
and modern appearance. The bases use a common termination and
0208-2925 FSSIM-SUND95 Analogue Sounder 95dB 38.85
connection format to allow the interchanging of the devices.
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0311-6776 PDOS1 Optical smoke detector 18.42
0311-6779 PDSH Heat & smoke detector 26.30
0311-6782 PDRR60 60 degree C rate of rise detector 12.87
0311-6785 PDFH90 90 degree C fixed detector 12.87
0311-6788 PDCB1 Common detector base 3.62
0311-6791 PDCB1/D Common detector base with diode 3.62
0311-6794 PDCB1/R Common relay base 32.40
Please Note: All prices shown exclude V.A.T.
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