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FIRE SAFETY Pulse Alert Visual Alarm Devices (VADs) from Klaxon lower installation costs, making the latest fire evacuation technology affordable without compromising on system performance Klaxon achieves ISO 9001:2015 ahead of deadline To ensure thet the business adheres to the high standards its customers and partners have come to expect, Klaxon Signals transitioned to the new ISO 9001:2015 standard ahead of the deadline of Friday 15 March 2019. The new standard focuses on quality management, ensuring that customers receive consistently good quality products, while at the same time suppliers are always strongly customerfocused. It reflects the new and different challenges that businesses now face. Klaxon Signals is the fire safety brand of Texecom, which has itself been ISOaccredited with the BSI since 1996. To view the certificate access the QR code here: Pulse Alert Technology Fire alarm systems should be able to assist in evacuating everyone from a given building. Relying on audible fire alarm notification alone, however, disadvantages those with hearing impairments or individuals working or living in a sound-reducing environment. Even something as simple as wearing a pair of headphones could prevent someone from hearing an audible fire evacuation warning. To successfully evacuate everyone from a building, fire alarms should signal effectively using light as well as sound. Klaxon Signals’ Pulse Alert Technology is a beacon warning system which produces a light output that can protect most rooms with just a single device. Using new LED lighting technology derived from automotive applications, it disperses light evenly and efficiently, in turn maximising its effectiveness. Its patented electronic design also maximises electrical efficiency and reduces current consumption, minimising the cost of ownership and allowing more devices to be installed on a single alarm system. Pulse Alert Technology provides all the benefits that an EN54-23-compliant system can bring, while answering all of the design challenges in doing so. This means a greater coverage area with lower current consumption in tandem with greater flexibility for system designers. There’s also the benefit of reduced cost of ownership for end users with no compromise on evacuation notification performance. Pulse Alert: how it works Pulse Alert is able to provide EN54-23-compliant visual alarm signalling without any increase in power consumption because of three essential technological breakthroughs: • Intelligent Power Management Pulse Alert converts power intelligently, minimising power usage and presenting a near-perfect current source to fire alarm panels. This means the Sonos Pulse and Nexus Pulse VADs require less power than previous models, while also exceeding EN54-23 light output requirements • LED Drive Pulse Alert features the latest highpower LED technology and advanced LED Drive circuitry, further improving efficiency, light output performance and long-term device reliability. Sonos Pulse and Nexus Pulse LED circuits are both designed to provide over five years of continual operation without any degradation of light output • Lens Technology The optics for both ceilingmount and wall-mount versions are optimised to produce an even light dispersion over the covered area. This minimises ‘hot spots’ and ensures that all of the available light is contributing towards alerting people of any active fire emergency Extent of coverage The simpler an evacuation system is, the more effective it’s likely to be. Sonos Pulse and Nexus Pulse fulfil evacuation requirements with just a single device for most rooms. Ceiling-mounted devices are rated at 15 metre-diameter coverage, while wall-mounted devices can cover an 11.5 x 11.5 metre square room. System design requirements are therefore made easier, evacuation messages are clearer and more people are protected than ever before. Energy efficiency Pulse Alert technology ensures that Klaxon Signals’ VADs notify all personnel of a fire emergency, while also reducing the power consumption of each device. Ultimately, this means that systems can be upgraded without imposing any restrictions on the number of devices used or otherwise compromising system performance in any way. Low power consumption is vital to fire system designers and installers – Sonos Pulse and Nexus Pulse ensure that all buildings can provide the very best standards of fire evacuation. Low installation costs Pulse Alert VADs lower installation costs, making the latest fire evacuation technology affordable. A wider coverage area per device reduces both the number of devices needed and expensive cabling requirements, while low current consumption removes the need for additional power supplies. With a greater coverage pattern, fewer devices are required to cover open areas. Sonos Pulse ceiling-mount units have a 15-metre coverage diameter capable of covering a 10 x 10-metre room with a single device. 26 www.riskxtra.com
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