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HNL INSTRUMENTS & CONTROLS
500 Series Options
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Operational Variations
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| 510 |
Auto reset
with Test and Accept facilities The alarm point automatically resets to
the safe state when the input holding signal is re-applied following
the alarm condition
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| 530 |
Manual reset
with Test, Reset and Accept facilities. The alarm point does not reset
automatically when the input holding signal is re-applied following the
alarm condition. Reset is by operation of the common RESET pushbutton
and reset will only take place if the input holding signal is present
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| 540 |
Auto reset plus fleeting alarm retention with Test and Accept
facilities. The alarm point automatically resets to the safe state when
the holding signal is re-applied following an alarm condition, provided
the alarm condition has been previously accepted by operation of the
common ACCEPT pushbutton.
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Mounting variations
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| 511, 531, 541 |
Enclosed site mounted systems
These systems are in wall mounting enclosures, available in IP42 or IP55
construction. The pneumatic logic is rack mounted within the enclosure.
The visual signal indicators and the pushbutton stations are mounted on
the door of the enclosure. Any number of alarm points, together with
any optional variation, may be specified. The size of the enclosure
will depend on the total number of alarm points required.
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| 512, 532, 542 |
Enclosed front panel mounting modules
Each module occupies a front panel area of 160mm x 160mm. Control Module
consists of 4 alarm points, together with the appropriate pushbutton
stations and associated logic. This unit may be used as a
self-contained 4 point alarm system.
Add-on Modules
4 alarm points, used in conjunction with the control module or 8
alarm points, used in conjunction with the control module. Please note
that not all of the OPTIONAL VARIATIONS are available with the 8 point
Add-on Module.
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| 513, 533, 543 |
Open rack rear panel mounting systems
Designed for panel mounting applications where it is necessary to
display the alarm indicators over a large area or within a mimic
diagram. Any number and variation of alarm points may be provided with
this form of mounting.
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OPTIONAL VARIATIONS (If no variations are required, specify the variation code as 00)
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| Code 00 |
No variation
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| Code 01 |
Individual direct-acting shutdown signal
or signals. The shutdown signal is 0 during the alarm
condition and at supply pressure in the safe condition.
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| Code 02 |
Individual reverse-acting shutdown
signal or signals. The shutdown signal is at supply pressure during the
alarm condition and 0 in the safe condition. This is not fail-safe.
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| Code 03 |
Group direct-acting shutdown signal. The
shutdown signal is 0 if any point in the group of alarm points goes
into the alarm condition, and is at supply pressure under the all-safe
condition.
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| Code 04 |
Group reverse-acting shutdown signal.
The shutdown signal is at supply pressure if any point in the group of
alarm points goes into the alarm condition, and is 0 under the all-safe
condition. This is not fail-safe.
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| Code 05 |
First-up fault indication. First-up
alarm point flashes - other alarm points steady. After ACCEPT - all
steady and first-up again available.
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| Code 06 |
Priority selection of alarm or alarm groups.
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| Code 07 |
Zone and group alarm systems.
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| Code 08 |
Remote alarm Accept facility.
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| Code 09 |
Variations not covered by standard optional listings.
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above optional variations it is necessary to detail if the variation is
to be applied to the whole system, or to detail the alarm points which
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