SUBMITTED BY
NAME - SOUMYA SHARMA
COURSE- BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN ( 7th SEMESTER)
BATCH - 2017-21
ENR. NO. - A8380317012
INTELLIGENT INTERIORS [ COURSE CODE : ID335 ]
SUBMITTED TO : MS. SUPARNA SIRCAR
ABOUT COMPANY
Todays Morley-IAS was formed from the
acquisition of Morley Electronic Fire Systems in
Newcastle and Barnsley in 1997 and IAS
Electronics in Kent in 1998.
Both were well established independently
owned UK companies with enviable reputations
for producing innovative fire products.
Combining the strengths of these two
companies the new entity was launched as
Morley-IAS Fire Systems in January 1999 and
relocated to the main facility in Lewes,
Brighton.
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIRE EQUIPMENT
1> CONTROL PANELS
Fire alarm control panel ,ideal for small to medium
sized buildings
Installing process :
i. Simple fix the panel to wall
ii. Connect the field wiring
iii. A 4-key set-up with options to set language, time,
protocol and confirm devices ; to activate the call
point.
Products : DX and ZX series in Single, Double and
Four loop panels.
THE DX CONNEXION SERIES
ZX
SERIES
1>CONTROL PANELS
REPEATERS
 They are remote control units for MorleyIAS intelligent
multi protocol fire alarm control panels
 The repeaters provide an extension to the operation of the
fire alarm control panel.
 80 character LCD display and the 7 LED status indicators
 Active repeater has “Access Enable” switch for the control
functions, Silence, Mute, Reset, Accept, Evacuate and Test
Controls.
 A maximum of 31 active repeaters can be connected to the
peripheral data port.
REQUIREMENTS
DX control panels require 24 Vdc supply.
ZX control panels require 24 Vdc supply and an RS485 card.
Stainless steel
Active repeater
Active repeater
The Active repeater includes
an integral self test
Passive Repeater
Passive repeaters are not
supervised, but a loss of
communication with the
fire alarm control panel
will be indicated on the
passive repeater.
REPEATER - INSTALLATION PROCESS
 Mounting the Repeater to the Wall
The repeater should be wall mounted in a position that allows clear
visibility of displays and easy access to operating controls.
The height above floor level should be chosen such that the LCD is just
above normal eye level (approximately 1.5 metres).
 Installation Wiring
The maximum permitted length of the peripheral link is 1.2km (4000’)
External Wiring Termination Points
Re-legend label Position Peripheral Link Arrangement
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE SENSORS
1> INTELLIGENT DETECTORS WITH ADVANCED
PROTOCOL
The range includes Photoelectric, Thermal, Photothermal,
Photothermal infra red, Beam Detectors, Input and
Output Modules and Call Points
Features
•Chamber offering improved false alarm immunity
•Tri-colour LED offering red, green and amber colours
providing 360° visibility
•Rotary decade address switches
•Pure white colour to compliment modern buildings
•100% mechanical and electrical backwards compatibility
•-30°C to +80°C operating temperature range
•10% to 93% relative humidity
Low profile optical smoke sensor
Multi-sensor combined
Optical smoke sensor
Multi-sensor combined optical
smoke sensor and thermal sensor
2> AUDIBLE VISUAL ALARM
LED REMOTE INDICATOR
WATERPROOF REMOTE INDICATOR
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES
1> ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE BEAM DETECTOR
An addressable optical beam detector, supplied as a combined
transmitter/receiver unit with reflector. Suitable for distances
from 10m to 70m.
Features
•Unique servo-operated test filter (6500RS)
•Combined transmitter and receiver unit
•Range 5 – 100 metres
•4 x fixed sensitivity/threshold levels
•2 x automatic variable sensitivity modes
•Operates in the Infra-Red light spectrum
•Numerical indicators to aid beam alignment
•Standby, fault and alarm LED indicator visible from
the front and bottom
•±10° horizontal and vertical beam alignment
•Automatic drift compensation
•IP 54
•-30°C to +55°C operating temperature range
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES
2> DUCT DETECTOR
•Integrated low-flow technology
•Air velocity: from 0.5 m/s to 20.3 m/sec
•Superb false alarm immunity with the latest sensor
technology
•Broader ranges for operating temperature (-20ºC to 70ºC)
and humidity (0% to 95% non-condensing)
•Built-in short circuit protection from wiring errors
•Clear cover for convenient visual inspection
•Versatile mounting options in square or rectangular
configuration
•Patented sampling tube installs from front or back of the
detector with no tools required
•Easy and quick mounting to round or rectangular ducts of
0.3 m to 3.7 m wide
•Fitted with base for Intelligent detectors S200 range
•Housing to accommodate relay module
•Cover tamper signal
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES
2> DUCT DETECTOR
Installation
a. Verify Duct Air Flow Direction And Velocity
Model DNRE detectors are designed to be used in air
handling systems having air velocities of 1.5 to 20.3
m/sec per minute. Duct widths from 15.3 to 30.5 cm can
be accommodated.
b. Determine Mounting location and Configuration
On ducts wider than 45.7 cm it is recommended that
the detector be mounted downstream of a bend,
obstruction in the duct, or the supply or return air inlet
c. Drill the mounting holes
d. Secure the Duct Detector to the Duct
Use two (rectangular configuration) or three (square
configuration) of the provided sheet metal screws to
screw the duct detector to the duct.
System wiring diagram
ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES
3> RADIO DETECTION INTERFACE MODULE
The MIW-INT loop powered radio interface module is
designed for use with the Morley-IAS range of analogue
addressable control panels. It provides a direct
translation from a standard Morley-IAS analogue
addressable loop to the Hyfire range of analogue
addressable radio field devices.
FEATURES
• Supports up to 32 radio devices
• Loop powered
• Fully analogue addressable devices
• Up to 200m coverage (free space)
• Two way communication with radio devices
• 7 channels
• 868MHz
• Frequency hopping

Fire Safety Devices , Fire detection systems

  • 1.
    SUBMITTED BY NAME -SOUMYA SHARMA COURSE- BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN ( 7th SEMESTER) BATCH - 2017-21 ENR. NO. - A8380317012 INTELLIGENT INTERIORS [ COURSE CODE : ID335 ] SUBMITTED TO : MS. SUPARNA SIRCAR
  • 2.
    ABOUT COMPANY Todays Morley-IASwas formed from the acquisition of Morley Electronic Fire Systems in Newcastle and Barnsley in 1997 and IAS Electronics in Kent in 1998. Both were well established independently owned UK companies with enviable reputations for producing innovative fire products. Combining the strengths of these two companies the new entity was launched as Morley-IAS Fire Systems in January 1999 and relocated to the main facility in Lewes, Brighton.
  • 3.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIREEQUIPMENT 1> CONTROL PANELS Fire alarm control panel ,ideal for small to medium sized buildings Installing process : i. Simple fix the panel to wall ii. Connect the field wiring iii. A 4-key set-up with options to set language, time, protocol and confirm devices ; to activate the call point. Products : DX and ZX series in Single, Double and Four loop panels. THE DX CONNEXION SERIES ZX SERIES
  • 4.
    1>CONTROL PANELS REPEATERS  Theyare remote control units for MorleyIAS intelligent multi protocol fire alarm control panels  The repeaters provide an extension to the operation of the fire alarm control panel.  80 character LCD display and the 7 LED status indicators  Active repeater has “Access Enable” switch for the control functions, Silence, Mute, Reset, Accept, Evacuate and Test Controls.  A maximum of 31 active repeaters can be connected to the peripheral data port. REQUIREMENTS DX control panels require 24 Vdc supply. ZX control panels require 24 Vdc supply and an RS485 card. Stainless steel Active repeater Active repeater The Active repeater includes an integral self test Passive Repeater Passive repeaters are not supervised, but a loss of communication with the fire alarm control panel will be indicated on the passive repeater.
  • 5.
    REPEATER - INSTALLATIONPROCESS  Mounting the Repeater to the Wall The repeater should be wall mounted in a position that allows clear visibility of displays and easy access to operating controls. The height above floor level should be chosen such that the LCD is just above normal eye level (approximately 1.5 metres).  Installation Wiring The maximum permitted length of the peripheral link is 1.2km (4000’) External Wiring Termination Points Re-legend label Position Peripheral Link Arrangement
  • 6.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE SENSORS 1>INTELLIGENT DETECTORS WITH ADVANCED PROTOCOL The range includes Photoelectric, Thermal, Photothermal, Photothermal infra red, Beam Detectors, Input and Output Modules and Call Points Features •Chamber offering improved false alarm immunity •Tri-colour LED offering red, green and amber colours providing 360° visibility •Rotary decade address switches •Pure white colour to compliment modern buildings •100% mechanical and electrical backwards compatibility •-30°C to +80°C operating temperature range •10% to 93% relative humidity Low profile optical smoke sensor Multi-sensor combined Optical smoke sensor Multi-sensor combined optical smoke sensor and thermal sensor
  • 7.
    2> AUDIBLE VISUALALARM LED REMOTE INDICATOR WATERPROOF REMOTE INDICATOR
  • 8.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELDDEVICES 1> ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE BEAM DETECTOR An addressable optical beam detector, supplied as a combined transmitter/receiver unit with reflector. Suitable for distances from 10m to 70m. Features •Unique servo-operated test filter (6500RS) •Combined transmitter and receiver unit •Range 5 – 100 metres •4 x fixed sensitivity/threshold levels •2 x automatic variable sensitivity modes •Operates in the Infra-Red light spectrum •Numerical indicators to aid beam alignment •Standby, fault and alarm LED indicator visible from the front and bottom •±10° horizontal and vertical beam alignment •Automatic drift compensation •IP 54 •-30°C to +55°C operating temperature range
  • 9.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELDDEVICES 2> DUCT DETECTOR •Integrated low-flow technology •Air velocity: from 0.5 m/s to 20.3 m/sec •Superb false alarm immunity with the latest sensor technology •Broader ranges for operating temperature (-20ºC to 70ºC) and humidity (0% to 95% non-condensing) •Built-in short circuit protection from wiring errors •Clear cover for convenient visual inspection •Versatile mounting options in square or rectangular configuration •Patented sampling tube installs from front or back of the detector with no tools required •Easy and quick mounting to round or rectangular ducts of 0.3 m to 3.7 m wide •Fitted with base for Intelligent detectors S200 range •Housing to accommodate relay module •Cover tamper signal
  • 10.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELDDEVICES 2> DUCT DETECTOR Installation a. Verify Duct Air Flow Direction And Velocity Model DNRE detectors are designed to be used in air handling systems having air velocities of 1.5 to 20.3 m/sec per minute. Duct widths from 15.3 to 30.5 cm can be accommodated. b. Determine Mounting location and Configuration On ducts wider than 45.7 cm it is recommended that the detector be mounted downstream of a bend, obstruction in the duct, or the supply or return air inlet c. Drill the mounting holes d. Secure the Duct Detector to the Duct Use two (rectangular configuration) or three (square configuration) of the provided sheet metal screws to screw the duct detector to the duct. System wiring diagram
  • 11.
    ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIELDDEVICES 3> RADIO DETECTION INTERFACE MODULE The MIW-INT loop powered radio interface module is designed for use with the Morley-IAS range of analogue addressable control panels. It provides a direct translation from a standard Morley-IAS analogue addressable loop to the Hyfire range of analogue addressable radio field devices. FEATURES • Supports up to 32 radio devices • Loop powered • Fully analogue addressable devices • Up to 200m coverage (free space) • Two way communication with radio devices • 7 channels • 868MHz • Frequency hopping