DEIF FAS-113DG Industrial Fire Alarm Control Panel
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DEIF FAS-113DG Industrial Fire Alarm Control Panel
The DEIF FAS-113DG functions as a dedicated fire alarm control panel, serving as the central hub for monitoring, evaluating, and responding to fire-related events in industrial settings. Here’s how it fits into safety architectures: it connects to a network of detectors (smoke, heat, flame) and manual call points, processing their signals in real time. Unlike generic fire panels, it uses advanced algorithms to filter out nuisance alarms—for example, ignoring brief temperature spikes from equipment startups while flagging sustained heat increases that indicate a fire.
Model Number FAS-113DG
Brand DEIF
Type Industrial Fire Alarm Control Panel
Input Voltage 24 VDC (18–30 VDC) or 110/230 VAC
Operating Temp Range -10°C to +55°C
Mounting Style Panel-mounted, 19-inch rack compatible
Dimensions 483 mm x 177 mm x 300 mm (W x H x D)
Weight 4.5 kg
Interface/Bus 32 detector zones, 16 relay outputs, RS-485
Compliance EN 54-2, EN 54-4, UL 864
Supported Protocols Modbus RTU, FireNET
Typical Power Draw 24 VDC @ 1.5 A max
The DEIF FAS-113DG functions as a dedicated fire alarm control panel, serving as the central hub for monitoring, evaluating, and responding to fire-related events in industrial settings. Here’s how it fits into safety architectures: it connects to a network of detectors (smoke, heat, flame) and manual call points, processing their signals in real time. Unlike generic fire panels, it uses advanced algorithms to filter out nuisance alarms—for example, ignoring brief temperature spikes from equipment startups while flagging sustained heat increases that indicate a fire.
FAS-113DG
In operation, the DEIF FAS-113DG communicates with emergency systems to trigger coordinated responses: activating sprinklers, shutting down fuel lines, initiating ventilation controls, and sounding alarms. It integrates with industrial safety systems via relay outputs and Modbus protocols, allowing it to interface with DCS or PLC systems that manage critical shutdown sequences. This makes it a flexible component in both standalone safety setups and integrated industrial automation networks, where it ensures fire response actions align with process shutdown procedures to prevent secondary hazards.
FAS-113DG
Technical specifications:
Model Number FAS-113DG
Brand DEIF
Type Industrial Fire Alarm Control Panel
Input Voltage 24 VDC (18–30 VDC) or 110/230 VAC
Operating Temp Range -10°C to +55°C
Mounting Style Panel-mounted, 19-inch rack compatible
Dimensions 483 mm x 177 mm x 300 mm (W x H x D)
Weight 4.5 kg
Interface/Bus 32 detector zones, 16 relay outputs, RS-485
Compliance EN 54-2, EN 54-4, UL 864
Supported Protocols Modbus RTU, FireNET
Typical Power Draw 24 VDC @ 1.5 A max
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FAS-113DG
Main features and advantages:
The DEIF FAS-113DG delivers critical benefits by balancing sensitivity with reliability—key in industrial settings where false alarms can be as costly as missed detections. Its adaptive alarm algorithms reduce unnecessary shutdowns by up to 70% compared to standard panels, preserving productivity while maintaining safety. For example, in a foundry, it distinguishes between a molten metal splash (normal operation) and a spreading fire, ensuring only genuine threats trigger responses.
Installation and integration advantages further set it apart. The DEIF FAS-113DG supports up to 32 detector zones, allowing segmented protection of large areas like warehouse sections or production lines. Its ability to communicate with existing safety systems eliminates the need for redundant hardware, cutting integration costs by 30%. Maintenance teams benefit from self-diagnostic features that continuously check detector health and wiring integrity, flagging issues like a dirty smoke sensor before it fails—ensuring the system is always ready when needed.
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Application areas:
The DEIF FAS-113DG is engineered for environments where fire risks intersect with complex operations. In offshore oil platforms, it monitors hazardous areas (like pump rooms and compressor bays) with certified explosion-proof detectors, triggering emergency shutdowns and evacuation alerts while integrating with the platform’s gas detection system to avoid cross-system conflicts.
In power generation facilities, it protects turbine halls and transformer rooms, where oil leaks and high voltages create unique fire hazards. The panel coordinates with the plant’s DCS to isolate affected equipment, preventing fire spread to critical systems. On chemical tankers, the DEIF FAS-113DG is certified for marine use, with corrosion-resistant components to withstand saltwater environments. It connects to cargo hold detectors and CO₂ suppression systems, ensuring rapid response to fires in volatile cargo areas while complying with IMO safety regulations.
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Related products:
DEIF FAS-113DG/EX – Explosion-proof version for Zone 1/2 hazardous areas in chemical plants.
DEIF FAS-114DG – Expanded capacity model with 64 detector zones for large facilities like refineries.
DEIF FAS-113-ETH – Ethernet-enabled variant of the DEIF FAS-113DG with remote monitoring via web interface.
DEIF FAS-LCD – Color touchscreen upgrade for the DEIF FAS-113DG to simplify zone mapping and event logging.
DEIF FAS-COM – Gateway module linking the DEIF FAS-113DG to BMS systems for building-wide safety coordination.
DEIF FAS-TEST – Automated test module that simulates alarms to validate DEIF FAS-113DG response without triggering full shutdowns.
Installation and maintenance:
Before installing the DEIF FAS-113DG, verify that the mounting location is protected from direct exposure to dust, moisture, or extreme temperatures—ideally in a climate-controlled control room. Ensure the power supply (24 VDC or 110/230 VAC) includes surge protection, as electrical spikes from industrial equipment can disrupt panel operation. For detector wiring, use twisted-pair cables with shield grounding to minimize interference from nearby motors or variable frequency drives, critical for maintaining signal integrity in noisy environments.
For maintenance, conduct monthly visual inspections of the panel’s status LEDs—red faults or amber warnings indicate issues needing attention. Test detector zones quarterly using approved test aerosols to confirm response times, and review event logs to identify recurring false alarm patterns (e.g., a zone near a furnace might need sensitivity adjustment). Annually, verify communication with connected safety systems (like sprinkler controllers) to ensure shutdown sequences trigger correctly during simulated alarms—this is especially critical in facilities where fire response relies on coordinated multi-system actions.
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