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Distributed Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement System Temperature Sensing Fiber Optic Host Parameters

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The distributed fiber optic temperature measurement system can provide real-time information on the surface temperature, core temperature, and joint temperature of the tested cable throughout the entire process, and has advantages such as anti-interference, intrinsic safety, long measurement distance, pololei kiʻekiʻe, and precise positioning. It is the best means of online status monitoring of power cables. FJINNO provides fiber optic temperature measurement hosts that comply with bidding standards and are reasonably priced. Please feel free to contact us.

Introduction to the functions of distributed fiber optic temperature sensing host

1) Real time data collection and display;

2) Realize distributed and real-time monitoring of cable temperature on the bridge, early fire alarm, and support monitoring of cable current carrying capacity;

3) The temperature monitoring interface can display the temperature curve inside the bridge in real time;

4) Multi zone configuration function: Set up zoning for fiber optic monitoring range according to on-site requirements;

5) Fiber breakage alarm function: When the temperature sensing optical cable is damaged, the detector can immediately locate the damaged point, and the optical cable before the damaged point can still maintain normal working condition;

6) When an alarm signal appears, it can switch to the alarm screen, displaying a schematic diagram and electronic map of the area where the alarm signal is located, indicating the alarm type (temperature abnormal alarm, fiber breakage alarm), and displaying the highest temperature or other related alarm indicators in the abnormal area;

7) Historical data display, storage, and viewing: At least six months of raw temperature data and one year of alarm data can be saved, and the corresponding historical temperature curve can be viewed by selecting the date and time;

8) Characteristic curve display;

9) Remote monitoring, diagnosis, and maintenance functions;

10) View the fiber optic cable loss curve for detection;

11) The alarm status of distributed fiber optic linear temperature detectors can be connected to the fire alarm controller through passive dry contacts.

 

Performance parameters of temperature sensing fiber optic host

1) Number of channels: 4 nā kahawai;

2) Maximum detection distance for a single channel: 5000 meters;;

3) Laser safety level: Class I;

4) Standard alarm length: 1 meter;

5) Applicable cable type: multimode fiber;

6) Positioning accuracy: 0.5 meters;

7) Temperature measurement accuracy: ≤± 0.5 ℃;

8) Host temperature measurement range: -100 ℃ to 300 ℃;

9) Measurement time: 2 seconds/channel;

10) Built in relay output: no less than 10 nā kahawai;

11) Alarm mode: multi-level constant temperature alarm;

12) Alarm temperature: 0-120 ℃ can be freely set;

13) Panel indicator lights: power display, fault and temperature alarm;

14) Calibration function: The temperature measurement host has automatic temperature calibration function;

15) Installation method: wall mounted installation;

16) Working voltage: DC24V;

17) Backup power: The built-in battery has been running for more than 8 hola;

18) Operating environment: -10 ℃ -50 ℃;

19) Host IP protection level: not less than IP54

20) Wall mounted chassis IP protection level: not less than IP65,<95% RH (no condensation), should be suitable for humid corridor environments (no condensation inside), and the chassis should have waterproof passive/active ventilation structure.

21) Explosion proof rating: not lower than [Ex op is T6 Gb] IIC (certificate required);

22) Laser lifespan: 20 years;

 

The temperature sensing fiber optic host meets the specifications

Code for Fire Protection Design of Conventional Islands in Nuclear Power Plants (GB 50745-2012)

Design Code for Automatic Fire Alarm System (GB 50116-2013)

Fire Alarm Controller (GB 4717-2005)

Fire linkage control system (GB 16806-2006)

Linear Thermal Fire Detector (GB 16280-2014)

Linear Fiber Optic Thermal Fire Detector (GB/T 21197-2007)

Protection Requirements for Fire Electronic Products (GB 23757-2009)

Inspection Rules for Fire Electronic Products (GB 12978-2003)

Environmental Test Methods and Severity Levels for Fire Electronic Products (GB 16838-2005)

Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing and Measurement Techniques (GB/T 17626-2014)

Code for Construction and Acceptance of Automatic Fire Alarm System (GB 50166-2007)

General Technical Conditions for Packaging of Mechanical and Electrical Products (GB/T 13384-2008)

General Principles for Industrial Product User Manual (GB9969.1)

National Electrical Code (ANSI/NFPA 70)

Industrial Control Equipment and System Enclosures (ANSI NEMA)

Fiber Optic Cable Connectors (GB/T 16529-1996)

Safety Requirements for Electrical and Electronic Measurement and Control Instruments (ANSI-C39.5)

ISA-RP55.1 Digital Computer Hardware Testing

NEMA-ICS4 End Panels for Industrial Control Equipment and Systems

Code for Grounding Device, Construction and Acceptance of Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering (GB50169-2006)

Code for Construction and Acceptance of Electrical Equipment in Explosive and Fire Hazardous Environments of Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering (GB50257-2014)

Code for Construction and Acceptance of Cable Lines in Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering (GB50168-2006)

Quality Inspection and Evaluation Standards for Building Electrical Installation Engineering (GBJ303-88)

Code for Design of Communication Grounding in Industrial Enterprises (GBJ79-85)

Types and Safety Technical Requirements for System Grounding (GB14050-1993)

Technical Specification for Lightning Protection of Building Electronic Information Systems (GB50343-2004)

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