Standard Emergency Lighting - Beta Industries

Beghelli
Digital Wireless
• CENTRALISED MANAGEMENT
AND CONTROL
• NO ADDITIONAL CABLING
NEEDED
• REDUCED INSTALLATION COSTS
• IDEAL FOR REFURBISHMENT
INSTALLATIONS
• REDUCED MAINTENANCE COSTS
• REDUCED OPERATION
CONTROL COST
• INCREASED SAFETY
AND SECURITY
ALSO IN RACK VERSION
19” 3 UNITS
CENTRAL MODULE
FOR COMPUTER
Beghelli’s Digital Mains Signalling Central Test Emergency Lighting
System (CTOC) consists of a control unit and a number of emergency
luminaires, communicating by means of digital transmission
through the mains power line, therefore without the need to
modify the electrical installation.
Both in the event of a new installations and refurbishments,
the required set up time and costs are dramatically reduced.
Control Unit (CU)
A liquid crystal display (80 characters on 2 lines), a 24-column
printer and a keyboard interface the operator with the CU. The
display shows various selection menus to make the operator’s
control easier, as well as the key to be pressed to start the various
functions. A CU can control up to 512 units.
A keyswitch located at the back of the keyboard can be used
to prevent access by unauthorised persons.
The CTOC can be integrated into a centralised system with a
wider range of functions, or into a remote control system
via a telephone line. A two serial-line connector (RS232) are
located at the back of the CU. A sealed, rechargeable battery
provides for 3 hours full duration in the event of a power failure
Self programming
When first luminaires are connected into the system, the CU is
able to check the installed luminaires and report the number of
luminaires as well as the list of their corresponding identification
codes.
Control Module (CM)
Using the CM, all units in a CTOC system can be controlled from
a PC. Beghelli supplies the appropriate software together with
the CM.
Operation
Data transfer between the CU and the luminaires makes the
following functions possible :
. operation and full duration testing of the luminaires
. enabling or disa-bling the emergency function
. system control
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