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GM100M Series

GM-100M Area Alarm actively displays your medical gas information on a highly visible TFT LCD screen.

It is capable of handling up to 8 gases, 14 relay inputs, 7 relay outputs and 2 analog outputs in one alarm covering all needs of hospital alarm and monitoring needs.

On-site customization without the use of a laptop, tablet, or mobile device.
10” Touch Screen Display with Password protected interface
Can be used as an area alarm, master or combination alarm.
Full networking capabilities out of the box including Modbus RTU/TCP, UDP protocols.
Can be integrated with SCADA system or BMS systems

Circuitry protection and detection, if the transducer is not connected at all or not to the appropriate gas display, an error message (No Sensors) will be displayed.
The alarm system allows users to have optional relay outputs according to single or multiple alarm conditions.

Transducers can be mounted locally or remotely utilizing shielded twisted pair wiring up to 100 ft. (30.5 m)
Gas specific DISS fitting to ensure that the transducer is connected to its corresponding gas.
Event Log to view history of time stamped alarm events

Many Applications in One Device with Different Setup and Accessories

CA 097/156 Series

CA 097/156 Central Alarm actively displays, control, and sets your on-site alarms on a highly visible TFT LCD screen.

It is capable of handling up to 90 on-site alarms covering all needs of remote control requirements.

Users can set the name of each on-site alarm in the central alarm on the fly, and can modify the alarm parameters and
connection parameters of each on-site alarm through the network connection, without using additional devices.
The central alarm can display the on-site alarm status including on-site alarm, on-site mute, and communication error.
Using Modbus-TCP, it can be integrated with the SCADS to provide on-site alarm, central alarm, and itself data.
It can cascade another central alarm in the same area network.

It can remotely display, switch and control the existing screens and buttons of the on-site alarm, and set
the existing parameters of the on-site alarm, too.
It has an event table, which is used to view up to 10,000 historical records of alarm events with time stamps.
The offline function can be set to ensure that the alarm is suspended during the on-site alarm repair, room decoration, or network rebuild to cause abnormal communication.