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Monitoring DC Line – VIGIL

The DC line monitor isolator units are CANBUS modules for the VIGIL2 voice alarm system, consisting of two components: BVRDADIM and BVRDADIS. They are certified to AS4428.16

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The DC line monitor isolator units are CANBUS modules for the VIGIL2 voice alarm system, consisting of two components: BVRDADIM and BVRDADIS. They are certified to AS4428.16

Key Features

  • Enables dual loudspeaker circuits to connect to a single amplifier.
  • Each BVRDADIS unit provides both A&B circuits for two amplifiers.
  • Up to 10 spurs per loudspeaker line.
  • The BVRDADIM master unit connects to the BVRD2M router.
  • Up to five BVRDADIS can be connected to one BVRDADIM.
  • Fitting five BVRDADIS enables broadcast and monitoring for up to twenty loudspeaker circuits.
  • The modules plug directly together.
  • Utilises DC line monitoring techniques, therefore BEL1 end of line monitoring is not required. (Please refer to ?system requirements?.)
  • Failure of either the A or B circuit from one amplifier will not effect the other circuit.
  • In the event of an amplifier failure, reserve amplifiers will automatically operate.
  • With five BVRDADIS fitted, a one-in-ten amplifier changeover ratio is enabled.
  • Reduces rack size and cost for large voice alarm systems.
  • Earth leakage protection.

System Requirements:

  • Maximum of 225W load per loudspeaker line.
  • Each loudspeaker requires a capacitor (refer to table below). We recommend that you take advice from your loud-speaker supplier.
  • Each end-of-line loudspeaker requires a 10K 2W (at 1% tolerance) resistor fitted across the line. (Available in packs of ten – product code BVRDADCR.)

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