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Alerting in hazardous environ- ments Seamless and reliable alerting across an extensive site www.swissphone.com
The alerting solution for hazardous areas puzzle-piece LIGHTBULB YOUR NEEDS OUR SOLUTION If your business needs a reliable and economical solution for With Swissphone you will reach your workforce and respon- alerting and notifying your personnel in hazardous areas, then ders quickly and reliably. Our local paging network delivers Swissphone has the solution: a local paging network combined cost-efficient and seamless coverage, even in the most remo- with our ATEX end-user devices. te corners of your site. There is also an option to reach your employees outside of the site via mobile networks or email. Swissphone solutions utilise cost-effective technology that en- Our escalation and absence management features also en- ables seamless alerting and reliable availability across an exten- sures the efficient delivery of critical information. If an emergen- sive site. cy call or automatic alert is received in the central system, it will be automatically transmitted to the responsible employee. Integration with a variety of third-party system together with absence and escalation management complete the solution. Alerting and communication process Alert trigger Alert processing Alert output Help and rescue Smoke Human I.SEARCH s.QUAD On-site fire brigade detector emergency alarm server ATEX call device Phone call SOS-Button Gateways Mobile/landline Sirens Paramedic (internet, GSM, local phone and national paging) Connection Emergency Emergency More output On-site security to other radio and input centre contacts networks contacts Alerting solution for hazardous areas • ATEX devices for use in hazardous areas • Integration to third-party systems such as a • Fast and reliable alerting and notification fire alarm system • Signal coverage over large work sites with • Forwarding of the system status messages to service minimum infrastructure personnel • Networking of multiple remote areas
Extensive coverage I.SEARCH (antenna on the roof) It is possible to ensure coverage of a large area with an I.SEARCH and three remote transmitters, a wired network (I.SITE) and radio field monitoring with control receivers I.SITE (MS POCSAG). ATEX area I.SITE ATEX area Integration of third-party systems: • Dispatch systems • Production control systems • Fire/danger alarm systems • Elevator control • Building automation systems • IT monitoring software • Mobile network connectivity • Fixed telephone network System benefits Radio coverage Redundancy The alerts are sent via a dedicated radio paging network. It is The I.SEARCH system can be implemented redundantly to in- possible to cover large sites with just one single transmitter. crease availability. To this end, two I.SEARCH servers form a Multiple transmitters are integrated for more complex building cluster. In the event of a system disruption, there is an automa- structures. This results in a simulcast or sequential radio net- tic changeover from the active system to the passive system. work. To extend to off-site, a mobile network option (text mes- The constant database synchronisation between the two base sage) can be added. units ensures redundancy on the data level. System monitoring Absence management System monitoring is essential in critical environments. Along- In case of a user absence, this feature enables the forwarding side technical defects, structural modifications can also affect of the messages to an alternative recipient or to a supervisor. signal coverage. The air interfaces are monitored in the paging If an employee leaves the factory grounds, he places his pager network using control receivers. If one of the transmitters fails, in a charging bay in the multi-unit charger. Any message sent an error message is generated and forwarded to a designated to this employee will be detected by the system and automat- target. Additional monitoring mechanisms check the operating ically forwarded to a second alerting device, or the sender will status of the hardware and software and generate status and receive a notification of his absence. error messages for service personnel or other services. Escalation management System availability In case of a desired confirmation of an alarm message or for- It is possible to implement close to 100 per cent system availa- warding the alarm in case of non-confirmation, the escalation bility due to the selected design. The use of a central alarm ser- management can be selected. The employee receives a notifi- ver cluster and the UPS components ensures that the system cation of the alarm. This can be confirmed via various commu- solution has a redundant and completely self-reliant d esign. nication channels. In case of no or a negative confirmation, the Emergency alerts can be transmitted via provided buttons or next stage of the escalation m anagement is activated. Further an alert terminal. employees are alerted. This is continued until the predefined escalation criterion is met. ATEX pager The s.QUAD ATEX pager has been specially designed for use Possibility to connect numerous subsystems in hazardous areas. Design features include IP67 water resis- The option to connect systems from the Swissphone family tance and robustness and high robust casing, which reduce rounds off the possibilities that are available. The integrated failures in tough environments. Long battery life means that it geographic information system (GIS) visualises the response remains self-reliant for several weeks. Its compact design and event. For example, it is used to display fire brigade drawings shape make it easy to carry and use in hazardous areas. and working drawings that can be used for acquiring infor- mation and scheduling. Modules and integration of numerous subsystems provide maximum flexibility of use.
Components I.SEARCH alarm server (interfaces) • PABX interface: • Absence management - Call me/meet me • Duty roster management - ESPA 4.4.4 • Message transmission - Analogue or ISDN (DTMF) - POCSAG - TAP - Text message - SIP - Email (SMTP) • Web interface • I/O ports internal/external • Escalation management • Voice transmission Network extension with I.SITE I.SITE ll: For simultaneous broadcasting network • Simple network extension up to 1500 m via serial RS-422 connection • Up to 25 W transmitting power • UPS functionality I.SITE lll: For sequential broadcasting network • Simple network extension via LAN connection • Up to 25 W transmitting power • UPS functionality • Additional dry input contacts Touch DAG • Alert input device with touchscreen • Easy operation • Data replication between multiple devices • Network and wired connectivity Monitor station MS POCSAG • Radio network monitoring • Reception of cyclical paging messages • Confirming via LAN • SNMP traps Pager s.QUAD ATEX • ATEX pager for use in zones 1 and 2 POCSAG and voice Information is provided subject to technical modifications, errors and typing errors. • Extremely robust (2 m drop test), dust and waterproof • High-resolution display • Alerting volume > 95 dB(A) at 30 cm distance Multi-unit charger with intelligent absence management • IT-based presence and absence recognition • 8 charging cradles • LED indication for charging mode (each cradle) • LAN connection Holster, nylon case, leather case • s.QUAD holster • s.QUAD nylon case • s.QUAD leather case • s.QUAD leather flip down case EN 07/2020 0342458 V3 WEC Swissphone Wireless AG Fälmisstrasse 21 CH-8833 Samstagern Tel. +41 44 786 77 70 Fax +41 44 786 77 71 E-Mail info@swissphone.com
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