Descrizione
Urania PRO is the ideal solution for those who want a microprocessor siren with the highest performance: makes continuous checks to verify the correct functioning of the most important components (control of the acoustic element and battery), equipped with an energy saving function which blocks the flashing light in case of low battery, the initial blocking function makes so that the siren will not sound during the installation process.
For the PRO model it’s possible to set up different sounds and loudness levels, equipped with a post-alarm flashing and an output for anomaly report, it’s also possible to set up optical or optical-acoustic indications of system enabling or disabling.
Urania PRO is equipped with a red LED for a visual indication of anomalies and a blue LED programmable in various modalities for indicating system status.
For those who might want even more, the additional kit “Kit Antischiuma/Antifiamma” will allow you to have the electronic anti-foam and anti-flame function.
Functional characteristics
- Selection between 4 different sounds and 2 loudness levels;
- Maximum alarm time programming;
- Programmable post-alarm flashing;
- Option to activate only flashing;
- Anomalies output and dedicated LED warning;
- Programmable LED for reporting system status;
- Optical or optical-acoustic indications of system enabling or disabling;
- Anti opening and removal protection;
- Protection against the inversion of the battery’s polarity and against cable cutting;
- Timing circuit for blocking the sound emission in case of failure;
- Functional interruption of the flashing light in case of low battery;
- Optional “Kit Antischiuma/Antifiamma” will allow you to have the electronic anti-foam and anti-flame function;
- Operates with 2 or 3 wires;
- Battery: 12 V – 1.3 Ah or 12 V – 2.2 Ah or 3 V 13 Ah (Flyk);
- Initial blocking function, bubble level and lid retaining cord for an easier installation;
- Intermediate panel in Galvanized steel, cover in polycarbonate and fumè colored flashing LED light.
