Fdnet - Connecting Sinteso Tm Elements; Detector Network; Table 30: Example Of How To Calculate The Load Factor - Siemens SIGMASYS C Manual

LOOPELEMENT
SIGMABASE
Contact coupler
Gateway/detector
Total

Table 30: Example of how to calculate the load factor

12.6 FDnet – connecting Sinteso
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Fault-protected FDnet - thus allowing the use of unshielded cables.
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No additional power supply required for hooters and input/output modules.
The power for all elements is supplied by the FDnet and is protected against failure by
short-circuit disconnectors in the elements.
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Simple migration of existing systems using T-taps in the FDnet.
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Selectable detection behavior using application-specific sets of parameters with S-LINE
detectors.
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Customized detector settings using customer-specific sets of parameters with S-LINE
detectors.
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The alarm organization and alarm delay and fault delay functions are adjustable as with
SIGMASYS detectors.
12.6.1

Detector network:

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126 address elements per FDnet (detection loop) can be connected
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All types of cable can be used
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Wires with a diameter of 0.28 mm
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The detector network can be laid out in any form: ring, spur, ring with T-taps
It is recommended that you use:
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Shielded fire alarm cable, e.g. IY (ST) Y at least 0.6 mmØ.
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Unshielded twisted pair cable.
In the case of low interference environments, unshielded non-twisted pair cable such as NYM
can also be used. Here the maximum line capacity (500 nF) must be adhered to.
Multifunctional Danger Control and Indicating Panels SIGMASYS C and M (M-Modules)
Best.Nr. A24205-A337-B970 – Edition 12 (03/07)
Loop Load factors
elements
Number Loop
elements
62 62
30 30
1 / 20 8 + 10
93
TM
elements
2
Total in-
puts/outputs
10
z.B. FSA
30
2
to 1.5 mm can be clamped
12 Monitored lines
Alarm display Total
(simultaneous
alarm)
10 82
30
18
130
85 / 128