International Gas Detectors’ addressable Room Status Indicator (750 Series) is the next level in gas detection evolution. The status indicator enables users to exhibit live readings of up to 8 devices or detectors in the determined rooms.
The system offers both a visual indication of the rooms’ present status and includes integrated sounders to offer both an audible alarm status and a clear visual. The door status indicator enables users to immediately know the present danger in the room without confusing it with a fire alarm. The system offers clear, unambiguous alarm indication.
Gas Type
- N/A room status indicator
Clear Room Status at a Glance
A green light is displayed by the Room Status Indicator when the room is clear and safe from risks (with current gas or device readings), while a red alarm and integrated sounder denote a dangerous area (with a personalized warning message).
The indicators can be fitted with slam switches and key switch options that offer safety coverage and additional flexibility. They can also be equipped with reset buttons for huge systems, to offer local alarm reset.
Each indicator can offer a range of live readings such as pressure, gas levels, humidity and temperature to name a few.
Sentinel+ Addressable Communication
The room indicator makes use of the same technology as the revolutionary 2-Wire addressable systems, utilizing two core cables for both communication and power. The status indicators include up to 7 input and output options.
This enables users to add extra detectors off the status indicator. The room status indicator can be programmed to interface to standard 4 to 20 mA detectors. This implies that flows, pressures, temperatures and any sensor that has a 4 to 20 mA output can be read onto a detector node and displayed later on a room status indicator.
Additionally, the status indicators also include relays and digital outputs enabling them to run extra illuminated signage, solenoids, beacons, or door controls to further improve site safety and leverage more profits from users’ investment.