PSU and Mains Fail Relay Output. The transmitters are also suitable for fixed positions, and as the system is devoid of interconnecting wiring, any alteration can be carried out quickly and inexpensively. False alarms caused by damage to traditional 24 hour live personal attack wiring circuits are totally eliminated. Up to 256 transmitters, each individually identified by the receiver make up the standard IRIS UHF personal attack system. Each transmitter is uniquely coded and cannot be duplicated.
Every event is time and date stamped, held in an incident log and viewable from the LCD display.
The IRIS radio system supports numerous other integrated devices for gathering information from fixed or portable alarm inputs. This information can then be displayed locally on the receiver or used to send onward signals via an alarm transmitter. It can also send a information directly to an EMS on-site message paging system or communicate its information via a serial link to other EMS control systems or colour graphics systems. The system complies with all current British Standards for both Radio Signalling and Intruder Alarms and fully complies with police requirements. 1000 event historical log.