Pirelli Cables’ FP200 Gold® & Flex™ cables have been successfully tested over long distances by Notifier Fire Systems and consequently approved as the data link cables for their new network system, ID2Net.
Pirelli Cables’ FP200 Gold®& Flex™ cables have been successfully tested over long distances by Notifier Fire Systems.
The success of the stringent testing has strengthened Pirelli’s eight-year relationship with Notifier, part of Honeywell International and one of the foremost manufacturers and suppliers of equipment for fire detection systems in the world.
ID2Net (Intelligent Digital Delivery Network), Notifier’s network/peer to peer alarm system is the cutting edge of fire networking technology and has been developed to exceed international requirements and to set new industry standards in the areas of speed, reliability, robustness and flexibility.
In order to fully test the capabilities of ID2Net, an upgrade of Notifier’s cable system called for more sophisticated cabling and, after looking at several brands, Pirelli FP200 Gold® outshone the competition, performing best in tests held earlier this year. Capable of linking 32 boards and supporting 2km length, FP200 Gold® cable gave Notifier the high performance their large system demanded.
ID2NET Cable CompatibilityNotifier carried out extensive cable testing with the ID2Net. Applying the following guidelines will allow networks to be installed with cable runs of up to 2000m.
Commenting on the tests, Gary Larkin, Technical Team Leader at NOTIFIER Fire Systems, said, "Signal integrity over the communication links in our ID2net peer-to-peer networked intelligent fire control system is of critical importance to the operation of the system. During our tests Pirelli's cables were the best performing. By using FP200 Gold® our links can be up to 2000m long, an important consideration when protecting large campus sites with a distributed fire detection system."
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