The STI-CIS Analyser measures the speech
intelligibility of a fire alarm evacuation signal. To
measure overall speech intelligibility, the STI-CIS
Analyser uses the STI measurement method
to factor in the effects of the warning system,
room acoustics (reverberations and echoes) and
background noise.
The STI-CIS Analyser comes equipped with its
own microphone and LED display and has buttons
to activate dBA and CIS measurements. There is
provision for a PC interface (RS-232) for use with the
STI-CIS Noise Effect Correction Software Tool.
The TALKBox is used to send the STI-PA test tone
into the fire alarm warning system. It interfaces with
the system through its microphone input. A linelevel
output is also available for systems with direct
line inputs. The TALKBox comes equipped with
its own CD player and speaker. The CD player has
controls to Play, Rewind, and Fast Forward the CD
with STI-PA test tone (supplied). However, pressing
Play on the CD player is all that is required to play
the test tone once you insert the STI-PA Test Tone
CD into the CD player. Power is supplied to the
TALKBox through a DC power supply (connected
to the Ext. Power socket) or batteries. The TALKBox
operates a minimum of 18 hours on eight AA
alkaline batteries
About Vigilant Fire Alarm
There is a Vigilant Fire Panel for virtually every application.
Simple to use, cost-effective, and a range of advanced features usually found on more complex systems.
Vigilant Fire Panels can support analogue addressable detectors, such as the 814PH (Smoke & Heat) and 814CH (CO & Heat) fire detectors.
Each of these detectors incorporates multiple sensors which may operate independently, or used in heat enhancement mode for faster response to a flaming fire, allowing optimum detection with the best nuisance alarm suppression.
Key Features:
Detector pre-alarm sensing for early warning of a potential alarm
Compensation for soiling and changes in ambient conditions
Logging “detector dirty alert” when compensation limits are about to be exceeded, to highlight the need for maintenance to be carried out
Heat sensor able to be programmed to act independently as a heat detector
Vigilant History
Originally founded in 1914 as the Vigilant AutomaticFire Alarm Company, Ltd., Vigilant patented the Vigilant Thermostat Fire Detector and continued to develop market-leading innovations that earned it an impressive reputation for saving lives.
A respected regional brand of Johnson Controls, they are a leader in the Australian and New Zealand fire detection markets with AS and NZS product approvals.
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