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By using the Cig-Arręte Daughter Board (CSA-DBD) the user can power the system via a Cig-Arręte power supply unit, provide a volt free contact to switch a sounder beacon, (CSA-CSBB) or connect the Master/Slave System to a Cig-Arręte Controller (CSA-S5B or CSAS5BAR)for remote monitoring purposes. |
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CSA-GDV Master with a CSA-DBD Daughter Board and 3 x CSA-SGA Sensors Connected to trgger a CSA-CSBB Combined Sounder Beacon Battery Powered |
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The above wiring diagrams illustrate the cable connections for typical system configurations. As previously stated, the system provides a flexible solution to the problem of illicit smoking, whilst reducing the installation costs. By utilising the slave units (CSA-SGA) the system can provide a voice or tone message in the event of an alarm condition from whichever Master unit is chosen (Either CSA-GDV or CSA FDV ) |
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