VESDA-E VEA Intelligent Range
Code : VEA-040-A00-NTF, VEA-040-A10-NTF
Product availability : NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS & QLD
VEA-040-A00-NTF – with LEDs
VEA-040-A10-NTF – with 3.5 inch display
- Intelligent VESDA-E series connects to the AFP-3030 on the loop
- Runs in FlashScan® mode
- Pinpoint addressability with end-to-end system integrity monitoring
- 40 addressable microbore tubes with individual sampling points
- Interruption-free business operation with centralized testing and maintenance
- Sampling point and tube blockage detection
- Automatic tube breakage and sampling point presence detection and sampling point cleaning at set intervals
- Three sensitivity settings for the sampling points
- Variable length microbore tubes, up to 100m
- Laser-based absolute smoke detection
- Coarse particle filtering and clean air barrier for optics protection
- Reliable linear pump technology
- LEDs for alarm and fault signaling
- 3.5” color touchscreen for status review
- Seven pre-configured relays
- Two GPIs (monitored/unmonitored) with fix mapping to detector
- Reset function
- iVESDA application for system monitoring on mobile devices
- Field replaceable filter, smoke sensor module, pump and rotary valve
- Easy cable termination access
- Event Log (20,000 events)
Intelligent VESDA-E VEA series of detectors provide point-addressable early warning smoke detection with pinpoint addressability. These detectors use microbore air-sampling tubes and patented air sampling points with three alarm sensitivity settings for the sampling points. Intelligent VEA supports 40 sampling points on a single central detector. With a wide range of features the Intelligent VEA provides flexibility, field programmability, enhanced connectivity and reduced total cost of ownership.
VESDA-E VEA Series detector connects to the SLC loop of compatible intelligent fire alarm control panels using FlashScan® protocol to communicate up to five levels of events for display and use in control-by-event system programming. It also provides individual sampling point events directly on the fire alarm control panel. Using the SLC connection, the system operator can also review real-time status information, such as alarms and faults. The system operator can also put an Intelligent VEA Series detector into service mode, or reset airflow baselines.
