Monitoring system, Self-contained luminaire monitoring devices L 155 B

Control system MULTIDIGIT plus. With the system, it is possible to constantly monitor self-contained emergency luminaires from a central location. The emergency luminaires report their current status via LAN network to a PC with a web browser, which takes over the evaluation and control of the entire system. An immediate and clear overview of the entire system can thus be provided and used for determining the operational readiness of the emergency lighting system. No special software is required. 125 self-contained emergency luminaires can be installed. When used in conjunction with signal amplifiers, the MULTIDIGIT plus system can monitor up to 15,625 luminaires. Up to 125 signal amplifiers can be used. The bus line does not need to comply with any particular requirements, its structure can be T-shaped, star-shaped, linear or even mixed. The polarity of the bus line is not important. Max. communication line length: 1,000 metres, when using signal amplifiers: 2 x 1,000 metres. Functions: Automatic system configuration. Plain-text reports of all malfunctions, with indication of failure location. Coordination of the test times of all self-contained emergency luminaires. Error message logs. Detailed information and control options for each single emergency luminaire. Ongoing system error logs. Automatic generation of detailed system test log. Execution of all mandatory emergency lighting system controls at minimum costs. Password protection for system data changes. The module can be queried by any intranet/internet compatible PC that is connected to the network via web navigator. To do this, no special software is required. In this process the data stored in the module are sent to the navigator via network, using the TCP-IP protocol. Any system failure will be immediately displayed in the navigation window. The integrated email function allows for sending a detailed error report to the system administrator. The network can be configured in such a way that the system can be addressed via internet.