Catalogue ELS/SV - Lumentron Electronic Kft.

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10 Reliable emergency lighting requires a well thought concept. Engineering projects always create the same questions on installation, cost efficiency and connection to building management systems coming to the emergency lighting design. INOTEC Sicherheitstechnik offers experience, know-how and outstanding technical products. To produce light and illuminate all exit paths sufficiently - these are the main features for emergency lighting systems in case of a mains fail condition or in an emergency situation. The building owner has to make certain, that these functions are perfectly working - even after years. Regular tests, maintenance and service are one backbone to ensure reliable function of all emergency lighting system components. Inline with national standards regulare visual checks, functiontests and system duration tests have to be performed. Test data and all relevant system information must be kept in a log-book. Lamps must be replaced and new batteries have to be installed. This can create, depending on the building size and the installed system, quite substantial costs. The long-term spending sometimes outrun the initial costs by a long way. This should be considered to find the most favourable solution when starting the project engineering. Batt.-Operation Operation Failure 1 2 3 4 5 6 FS 24V RTG B SL To limit the expected costs and freeze the safety level at the highest point we use the INOTEC SV-monitoring system. Batt.-Operation Failure Charging failure Remote Control Emergency lighting systems and connected components bearing this prefix test and monitor themselves. The results can be displayed, printed or Operation stored. Menue Enter Change Test Luminaries+ Em-light system kwh Visual test Routine test + - Lamps Battery + - CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 L N L N L N L N Maintenance Light Switch Indicator + - 3,15 AT ELS - SV Advantages of monitored emergency lighting systems FT DT Investscosts Energy costs Labour costs visual check Labour costs FT/DT Material costs 3,15 AT Labour costs for testing . 230V / AC output 50 / 60 Hz 1 PE N L Maintenance NLPE 2 NLPE 3 NLPE 4 NLPE Labour costs costs 3,15 AT 3,15 AT Operation costs 3,15 AT Lighting system costs
ELS - SV Advantages of monitored emergency lighting systems To create the monitoring as efficient and cost effective as possible data lines to monitor the luminaries are not required. L N I I Each SV-emergency lighting system with all the connected luminaries will: monitor battery and charger permanently function test all components (e.g. lamps, electronic ballast's, system modules…) periodical automatically initiate the battery duration test (e.g. annually) and handle all events, information and results by logging and/or printout all system related data display any function failures and status information I Central Monitoring and data protection The availability of information on the systems location is sufficient for smaller installations - larger objects need a more complete and complex approach. Each SV-system offers the possibility to centralise all data and display/store the information at one location only. Smaller objects with a limited number of emergency lighting systems are ideal for the SV-Central (see page 9). Up to 16 systems can supervised including storage of all status/failure info, location of each connected luminaire and a logbook function. The included printer port allows selective or complete printout of data. The location text function for each luminaire is not possible if more systems (max. 32) are connected to one SV-Central. If a graphic display surface or the supervision of more than 16 panels including logbook function and individual luminaire location text is necessary, the SV-PC or a SV-PC software/interface package is the solution (see page 8). Building layout drawings with incorporated luminaire locations are available as well. Even the connection to a building management system or the transmission of information / service details of SV-systems via modem are part of the INOTEC product range (see page 13). Zone 2 Zone 1 Location of emergency lighting systems To find a good and safe location for an emergency lighting system is part of every planning. National standards have to be observed. The functional safety is, apart from short cable runs, ease of access and good display visibility, a major focus point. The ELS-SV is designed for low load, to supply a small number of luminaries within a buildings fire zone. To install the ELS within the zone has the advantage, next to ease of access and short cable runs, of a high safety level for the complete building. Should a final end circuit fail, due to a local fire or a luminaire/line short circuit, no other circuit of the ELS will be effected. If the ELS is used to supply a circuit crossing various fire zone, or feeding luminaries in more than one zones, short circuits and failures of the system have an impact on the per-formance of luminaries in still safe or not endangered areas. The use of fire resistant cable is recommended for this application. E 30 11
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