Product catalogue 2015 - Ingepel · GST102/104/108/116A ..... 36 GST-RP16 ... GST-IFP8 Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) is designed to comply with EN54-2 and EN54-4 standard

GST fire product range

Product catalogue 2015

GST fire product range

Gulf Security Technology Co., Ltd, GST, is a leader of China’s fire and security industry and a trusted provider of comprehensive fire system solutions around the world. Since 2009 it has been part of UTC-United Technologies Corporation.

GST provides a complete range of fire products and customized fire system solutions tailored to the needs of different industries.

With a sales infrastructure that covers more than 80 countries and regions, and includes a China-wide network of more than 130 sales offices and more than 10 logistics centers, GST has become an important part of UTC’s global business.

To satisfy the needs of its global customer base, GST has established extensive R&D facilities in Beijing and Qinhuangdao in northern China. It constantly strives to develop innovative new technologies and products and add to its portfolio of patent-protected intelligent fire systems.

At its heart, GST is a quality-focused organization that delivers customer value through continuous innovation.

Guided by UTC’s extraordinary business operating system ACE, each GST employee has a role in achieving world-class quality, continuous improvement and customer-driven innovation on a daily basis.

GST’s factory in Qinhuangdao is a world-class manufacturing base, producing intelligent electronic products that incorporate cutting-edge technology.

To ensure superior product quality, it has advanced manufacturing and inspection equipment and strong capabilities in quality control and process management.

GST manufactures over 16 million detectors, 11 million modules as well as 120,000 control panels per year, which makes the company the largest fire detection manufacturer in China.

At the same time, their main devices are applying robotic controlled pick & place machines and surface mount technology in strict conformity with ISO9001 and ISO10012.1, which is reviewed by LPCB annually.

Over the years GST has acquired certification from various international testing bodies including LPCB, CE, PSB, SAI, HKFSD, CCC and the international UL.

GST has implemented a world-class environment, health and safety management system. As a result, GST has been able to successfully improve its safety record while reducing energy costs and emissions.

GST understands that its brand reputation depends not only on product excellence but also on the quality of its after sales service. With its high quality fire & life safety products and superior after sales service GST has built its reputation around the globe. Wherever GST products are installed, their safe operation is assured.

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AddressableGST200-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04LC200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 05P-9901A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 06P-9905 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07P-9930 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08P-9940A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09GST-IFP8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10LCIFP8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11P-9904 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18DI-9103E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19I-9105R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20I-9602LW/LPG/NG/CG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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ConventionalGST102/104/108/116A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36GST-RP16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37RB102A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38RB104A . . . 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. . . . 41DC-9101E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42DC-9102E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43DC-9103E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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GST200-2Addressable single and double loop fire alarm panel

DescriptionThe GST200-2 single loop twin loop addressable fire detection control panel is packed with features that are not usually associated with smaller systems. The GST200-2 provides a high quality solution at exceptional value. By utilizing advanced GST protocol, the system is compatible with the complete range of GST intelligent detectors, sounders, call points, interfaces, including intrinsically safe and gaseous extinguishing control.

The GST200-2 is manufactured and certified to EN54 parts 2 and 4 and to BS5839 Part 4. The GST programming facilities enables advanced and complex cause and effects to be programmed with ease, including phased and cascade evacuation scenario. The GST zonal indication and control facility allows the operator to manually intervene, with evacuation and control of each zone, including control of all plant equipment under an alarm condition.

Addressable security control facilities and gas release controls are built in as standard, making the system ideal for many applications such as banks, shops, telecommunication centers and GSM exchanges, industrial and commercial facilities.

Features• Loop capacity 235 addresses• Graphical LCD Display• 30 zone indication including manual

intervention and control• 3 programmable alarm output• Networkable with all GST Intelligent fire

alarm panels• Programmable form PC• RS485 repeater output (max. 10)• Built-in gas extinguishing control• Integrated security alarm facilities• Advanced user friendly programming

software including ‘Fuzzy Logic’• Optional colour graphics• Optional fireman’s control panel• Optional panel printer

SpecificationsGST200-2

Standard EN54 part 2/4 ; BS5839 part 4Approvals LPCB, TRL compliance, EEC, CEMain input voltage 220 ± 10% VAC 50/60 HzInput current rating 0.75ASystem operating voltage 24 VDC nominal (17-29 VDC)Zone capacity 30 zones programmableLoop length 1.2 km using 1.5mm2 cableStandby batteries Twin 12 VDC bat.;12AH, 24 hoursSounder circuits (3) Output voltage 17 to 29 VDC • Output current: 500mA per output • Maximum total load 1.5A • EOL 10K resistorFuses Mains 1A (20mm A/S ceramic) • Sounders (2): 1A (20mm A/S) • Fire alarm Output 0.5A (20mm A/S) • Battery: 2A (20mm A/S HRC ceramic)(Fire alarm) relay output 0.5A at 24VDCCommon fault relay output Volt-free changeover 1.0A at 24 VDC24 VDC fused output Maximum load 500mA at 17-28VDCBattery charging current limit 600mA

Ordering informationPart No. Description Weight/kg Pack qty per box

GST200-2/1 Intelligent 30 zone single loop fire alarm panel 12.90 1GST200-2/2 Intelligent 30 zone twin loop fire alarm panel 12.93 1

04Addressable

LC200Loop board

Description1. LC200 loop board is an optional card for GST200-2 Series Control

Panels, used to extend additional detection loops for connecting more devices with the system.

2. One card is only used in the control panel; it shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized.

3. View registered devices (select the menu according to type of a control panel)

Features• Connecting with loop devices• Add one loop to connect 242 addressable

devices

SpecificationsLC200

Comm. interface Loop interfaceAmbient temperature 0°C – 40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing

05 Addressable

P-9901AMicro printer

Panel micro printer for GST200-2 series panel, is for printing out system events immediately.

Thermo type printing provides quiet and fast action during operation.

Technical specification• Operation voltage: 5VDC• Printer type: Thermo• Paper size: 56mm• Data Protocol: ASCII

06Addressable

P-9905Printer interface card

Description1. P-9905 printer interface card is an ancillary device optional (an

optional card) for GST200-2 Series control panels, providing an interface for external USB printer.

2. This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized.

3. Registration of the card is successful if the panel displays Printer OK when power on.

4. Indicators Connecting to XS2 of +5V power, HL1 LED keeps lighting when the control panel checks external USB printer. HL1 LED turns off if the control panel doesn’t detect the USB printer.

Features• Connecting with the interface of USB

printer• Recommended printer: EPSON LQ-590K

needle printer

SpecificationsP-9905

Comm. interface Standard USB interfaceAmbient temperature 0°C – 40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing

Accessories and ToolsP-9905

Name Printer cableType USB2.0 A TO B 3mRemark Connecting with USB printer

07 Addressable

P-9930RS232 card

DescriptionP-9930 RS232 card is an optional card for GST200-2 series control panels, providing two photoelectric isolation RS232 interfaces for connecting with GST Graphic Monitor Center and GST Defining Tool.

This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized.

When entering calibration mode, pressing SK1 key (reset main board), it will display Color CRT OK if registration is successful.

Modify Address of Communication Card:

Press SYSTEM key, input Manager Password. After confirming the password, follow the next to operate: 3 Network Setup -> 1 NET Local Address, pressing the number chooses the option.

LEDs:

1. Main board communication HL1 LED: Red. It flashes when communicates with main board normally.

2. External communication HL2 LED: Green. It flashes when communicates with RS232 or USB normally.

Features• Standard RS232 and USB interfaces• Connecting GST Graphic Monitor Center and

GST Defining Tool


Comm. Interface RS232 interface USB interfaceComm. distance <15m <5mBaud rate 2400bpsAmbient temperature 0°C - +40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing

Accessories and ToolsType Name Remark

F6.629.003 CRT cable Used for GMC and communication cardUSB2.0 A to B 3m Printer cable

08Addressable

SpecificationsP-9940A

Comm. interface Two RS485 interfacesComm. distance The distance between two neighbor nodes is less than 1200mNetwork capacity Maximum 32 GST series control panels for networking.Transmission medium 1.0 mm2 or above twisted pair, shielded twisted pair is recommend.Baud rate 2400bpsAmbient temperature 0°C - +40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing

P-9940AClass A RS485 network card

DescriptionP-9940A is an optional card for GST200-2 series control panels, providing two photoelectric isolation RS485 interfaces.

This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized.

When entering calibration mode, pressing SK1 key (reset main board), it will display Color CRT OK if registration is successful.

LEDs:

1) Main board communication HL1 LED: Red. It flashes when communicates with main board normally.

2) Master Interface (A1B1) communication HL2 LED: Green. It illuminates steadily when RS485 master interface is in normal communication and there is no message transmitting on the loop.

3) Slave Interface 2 (A2B2) communication HL3 LED: Green. It illuminates steadily when RS485 master interface is in normal communication and there is no message transmitting on the loop.

4) In the network made of those cards, A1B1 connects with the A2B2 of the neighbor control panel. Each of RS485 loop shouldn’t exceed 1200m in all, supporting the network of maximum 32 GST series control panels.

Features• Two photoelectric isolation RS485

interfaces• Suitable for ring network

09 Addressable

GST-IFP8Intelligent fire alarm control panel

DescriptionGST-IFP8 Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) is designed to comply with EN54-2 and EN54-4 standard (LPCB certificate No.: 548p) with qualities of simple installation, operation, and easy maintenance.

Modularized structure allowed the panel to be expanded to maximum 10 loops, 2420 devices can cover most medium projects.

Features• Max.999 zones, 140 of which has its own

alarm and fault/disable LEDs and a label• Maximum 8 Class A loops, each with up to

242 addressable devices (Optional 10 loops if not connected to network)

• 15x40 LCD screen, assisting the 17 LEDs to display important information

• Compatible with full series of GST addressable and digital products

• Non-Volatile memory ensures the data does not loss even if power supply is accidentally removed

• Automatically prompting operation steps after receiving alarm signal, according to pre-programmed equations

• Sounder visual indicator output provides 1A/24V load, capable connecting conventional sounders

• RS232 interface enables communication with PC

• RS485 interface enables networking• RE485 interface for connecting repeaters

SpecificationsGST-IFP8

Primary AC 220/230VAC, 50/60HzSystem power 1A totallyLoop quantity 2-8 Class A LoopsZone quantity 999 (140 with individual alarm/fault indicator and label)Device per loop 242Outputs/inputs Fixed

alarm routing / feed back / f.p.e /fault / sounderDisplay 15 (lines) x 40 (characters), LCDNetwork RS485 interface (max. 32 panels)PC port RS232 interfaceOperating environment 0°C - +40°C

≤95%, non condensingDimensions 484mm(W)x850mm(H)x191mm(D)

10Addressable

LCIFP8Loop card

DescriptionSystem expansion card for GST-IFP8 panel, adds two additional loops.

Features• Operation voltage: 24VDC• Operation current: 600mA• Capacity: 484 addresses• Loop connection: Class A• Cable requirement: minimum 1.0mm2

fire cable• Installation: insert into typical slot

of GST-IFP8

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P-9904Printer interface card

Description1. P-9904 printer interface card is an optional card for GST-IFP8 control panel, providing an interface for USB printer.

2. This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized.

3. Registration of the card is successful if the panel displays Printer OK when the control panel is powered on.

4. Indicators HL1 LED illuminates and keeps lighting when the control panel checks external USB printer. HL1 LED turns off if the control panel doesn’t detect the USB printer.

Features• Connecting with the interface of USB

printer• Recommended printer: EPSON LQ-590K

needle printer


Comm. interface Standard USB interfaceAmbient temperature 0°C – 40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing


Name Printer cableType USB2.0 A TO BRemark < 3m

12Addressable

P-9935Modbus communication card

DescriptionP-9935 modbus communication card is an optional card for GST-IFP8 control panel, providing standard RS232 interface for system integration of the third party.

This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized. Default DIP code is 6.

When entering COMMISSION mode, selecting 1. DEVICE LEARN can register the device. Check if the registration is successful through BROWSE.

LEDs:1. Main board communication HL1 LED: Red. It lights or flashes when

P-9935 is operating normally.

2. External communication interface HL2: Green. It flashes when RS232 interface communicates normally.

Features• Complying with Modbus RTU

communication protocol• Standard RS232 interface, used for system

integration of the third party


Comm. interface RS232Comm. distance <15mBaud rate 4800bpsAmbient temperature 0°C – 40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing


Type F6.629.003Name CRT data cableRemark Used to connect with system of the third party

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P-9945RPRepeater card

Description1) P-9945RP is an optional card for GST-IFP8 control panel, providing RS485

for system integration of the third party.

2) This card shouldn’t be inserted and removed when it is energized. Com board can be set address through DIP switch. Except main board, count the boards on the motherboard from the bottom beginning with address1. Set the address to DIP switch base on the number of the boards.

3) The screen will show that the device is registering so please wait as Reset key is pressed. After successful registration, User Setup screen can be accessed by pressing User Setup key. After that, the system enters 1）Browse=>1)BROWSE DEVICES. Registration is successful if CRT Card-01 is displayed.

4) Indicators a) Main board Com HL1 LED: Red. It flashes or illuminates when P-9945RP

is working normally.

b) External Com HL2 LED: Green. It flashes or illuminates when RS485 communicates normally.

Feature• Standard RS485 interface

for communicating with external repeater panel

SpecificationsP-9945RP

Comm. interface RS485Comm. distance <1200mBaud rate 4800bpsAmbient temperature 0°C – 40°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensing

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GST852RPLCD passive repeater panel

DescriptionGST-852RP repeater panel is a remote indication unit of GST addressable system. In case of fire, the repeater panel will display the fire type, time and location details together with sound for local notification. This addressable repeater is possible to be connected with GST addressable panels through RS485 links.

Features• Big size LCD display with back-lit• Compatible with all GST intelligent panels• Mute and lamp test• Electrically addressing

SpecificationsGST852RP

Working voltage 18VDC – 28VDCConsumption standby 2W

Alarm 5WZone capacity 16 zonesWiring 2-core for RS485 signals

2-core for 24VDC powerDimensions 280mm × 110mm × 46mm

15 Addressable

GST-NRP01Intelligent graphic repeater panel

DescriptionGST-NRP01 network repeater panel is based on GSTnetwork technology, providing remote control and indication of the fire alarm system.

Features• Provide remote display and control of

system• Password protected access level• 8x18 characters LCD screen• 15 LEDs to display important information• Functional control of network panels• Network-wide operation: acknowledge,

silence, reset• Flush-mount or surface –mount structure

SpecificationsGST-NRP01

Primary AC 20VDC – 27VDCSystem current Max. 0.5ACommunication Distance Less than 1200mDisplay 8(Line) x 18 (characters)Network RS485 interfaceOperating environment 0°C – 40°C

>95%, non condensingDimensions 390mm W x 270mm H x 100mm D

Accessories and ToolsModel Name Remark

Compatible Fire Alarm Control PanelGST200-2 Intelligent fire alarm control panel Order separatelyGST-IFP8 Intelligent fire alarm control panel Order separately

16Addressable

DI-9101EIntelligent combination heat photoelectric smoke detector

DescriptionDI-9101E intelligent combination heat photoelectric smoke detector integrates photoelectric detection and fixed temperature and rate of rise detection technology by combining smoke sensor and semi-conductor heat sensor in mechanism and circuitry structure. Just because of the combination of smoke detection and heat detection, it not only overcomes the disadvantage that detectors using common infrared scattering technology are insensitive to black smoke with small particles, but also can pick up fire with obvious rise of temperature such as alcohol flame, thus extending its application range. Features

• Strong environmental adaptability due to drift compensation

• Self-diagnostic• Reed switch testing• Removable innovative sensing chamber,

easy for maintenance• Dirty chamber checking• Fire LED allows 360°viewing• Remote indicator output available• Polling LED can be set to close• 2 levels smoke sensitivities programmable,

level 1 complies with EN 54-7. Heat part complies with EN 54-5

SpecificationsDI-9101E

Operating voltage Loop 24V(16V – 28V)Standby current ≤0.8mAAlarm current ≤1.8mA (without remote indicator) • ≤ 3.8mA (with remote indicator)Fire LED Red. flashes in polling, and illuminates in alarmRemote indicator output Polarized output. Directly connect to remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series, output current is 2mA);

flash in alarming and do not illuminate in normalProgramming method Electronically programmingCode range One address within 1 – 242Wiring Non-polarized 2-core for loop. Polarized 2-core for remote indicatorSetting of sensitivity and range The sensitivity can be set by programmer with two levels: level 1(default), level 2.Detector class A2RAction temperature 62°CEnvironment temperature -10°C – 50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSIngress protection rating IP2XDimensions Diameter: 100mm – Height: 54.5mm (with base) mountingHole distance 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g

Accessories and ToolsDI-9101E

Model P-9910B DB-01Name Hand held programmer BaseRemark Order separately Order separately

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Operating voltage Loop 24V(16V – 28V)Standby current ≤0.8mAAlarm current ≤1.8mA (without remote indicator) • ≤ 3.8mA (with remote indicator)Fire LED Red. flashes in polling, and illuminates in alarming.Remote indicator output Polarized output. Directly connect to remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series, output current is 2mA);

flash in alarming and do not illuminate in normal.Programming Electronically addressedProgramming range Occupying one address within 1 – 242Setting of sensitivity and range The sensitivity can be set by programmer with two levels: level 1(default), level 2.Wiring Loop: two wire, polarity-insensitiveEnvironment temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial and color ABS white (RAL 9016)Ingress protection rating IP2XDimensions Diameter: 100mm – Height: 44.5mm(without base)Mounting hole distance 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g


Model P-9910B DB-01Name Hand held programmer Orientation baseRemark Supplied separately Supplied separately

DI-9102EIntelligent photoelectric smoke detector

DescriptionDI-9102E intelligent photoelectric smoke detector is a new generation product, connected with intelligent fire alarm control panel to form fire alarm system. The detector turns on fire LED to indicate fire alarm condition and transmits the fire signal to the control panel.

The detector is developed from sensing chamber by scattering theory. Besides stable performance and easy maintenance, the detector has the ability to endure dust contamination and environmental light.

The detector utilizes drift compensation algorithm: When the environment is changing, such as dust accumulation, humidity and temperature changing, the detector can figure out these drift variation to make up for sensitivity, thus the amount of smoke needed to generate an alarm remains constant, irrespective of environmental conditions.

Features• Integrated algorithm of analyzing fire, recognize

black smoke quickly• Drift sensitivity, suit to environment extensively• Identification of defective detectors• Featuring magnetic test• Removable innovative sensing chamber, easy for

maintenance• Reporting dirt fault for contaminated chamber• The fire LED allows 360°viewing• Providing output terminal connecting with remote

indicator• 2-level sensitivities (complying with EN 54-7 just

when sensitivity is level 1)• Built-in microprocessor stores 14 history data• Polling LED can be set to close

18Addressable

DI-9103EIntelligent rate of rise and fixed temperature heat detector

DescriptionDI-9103E intelligent rate of rise and fixed temperature heat detector is a new addressable fire alarm device cooperating with GST intelligent fire alarm control panels(FACP) to build a fire detection system. The detector shows fire alarm by the LED indicator and transmits the signal to the FACP.

Features• Electronically addressed in field• 3 classes programmable• Self-diagnostic• Reed switch testing• Fire LED allows 360° viewing• Remote indicator output available• Designed to comply with EN 54-5 standard• Polling LED can be set to close


Operating voltage Loop 24V(16V – 28V)Standby current ≤0.6mAAlarm current ≤1.5mA (without remote indicator) • ≤3.5mA (with remote indicator) Indicator Red. flashes in polling, and illuminates in alarmRemote indicator output Polarity-sensitive, directly connects to remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series.

Maximum output current is 2.0mA); the remote indicator is quiet in normal and flashing in alarmProgramming method Electronically programmedCode range One address within 1 – 242Classes and setup 3 classes (A1R, A2S, BS) programmableWiring Non-polarized 2-core for loop. Polarized 2-core for remote indicatorIngress protection rating IP2XAmbient temperature Class A1: -10°C – +50°C • Class A2: -10°C – +50°C • Class B: -10°C – +65°CTypical fixed temperature Class A1: 58°C • Class A2: 62°C • Class B: 77°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial ABSDimensions Diameter: 100mm – Height: 53.3mm (with base) mountingHole distance 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g


Model P-9910B DB-01Name Hand held programmer BaseRemark Order separately Order separately

19 Addressable

I-9105RIntelligent reflective beam detector

DescriptionI-9105R intelligent reflective beam detector (the detector) is an addressable reflective infrared beam smoke detector that can be used as Addressable or Conventional. When it is connected with GST Intelligent fire alarm control panel directly, state information will be transmitted through loop between the detector and the control panel. The detector can be programmed by GST programmer. Code range is within 1 – 242. When the detector is not connected with GST Intelligent fire panel, the detector will work in conventional mode, fire and fault information will be transmitted by contacts.

The detector must be used together with the reflector(s). The number of reflector(s) to be used (1 or 4) depends on the distance from the detector.

With excellent built-in microprocessor, the detector has powerful ability of analysis and judgment. The detector can carry out system adjustment, drift compensation of ambient data, and judgment of fire and fault through fixed algorithm. The sensitivity of the detector can be set through hand held programmer in field, to suit different application conditions.

Features• Wide operating voltage range, large monitoring areas• Combination of the emitting and receiving part makes

mounting easy and optical pathway accurate• Built-in microprocessor enables intelligent judgment bout

fire alarm and fault• The detector can calibrate easily, which ensures a single

person complete adjustment in short time. It’s also convenient to operate

• Self-diagnostic function can monitor the internal fault• Drift compensation for factors changing, such as a certain

of dust accumulation, positional excursion and ageing transmitter

• Digital loop protocol• Electronically addressed by programmer• Two sensitivity levels can be set in field• The detector’s optical pathway is designed with strong anti-

interference ability• SMT processing technology• Attractive and decent appearance• Standard: EN 54-12. LPCB/CPD approved

SpecificationsI-9105R

Operating voltage Loop 24VDC (15V – 28V)Commission current ≤20mAStandby current ≤8mAAlarm current ≤12mALoop voltage 24V (15V – 28V)Angle of adjusting -6°C – +6°CMaximum angular misalignment ±0.5°Sensitivity level Level 1: 1.61dB • Level 2: 2.31dBOperating environment Temperature: -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMonitoring area Maximum monitoring area: 14×100 = 1400m2 • Maximum width: 14mMaterial and color of the enclosure Length of Optical Pathway: 8m – 100mDimensions Length: 206mm, width: 95mm, depth: 95mmMaterial and color of enclosure ABS, grayIngress protection rating IP20 without glue-seal • IP66 through glue-seal treatmentWeight 450g

Accessories and ToolsI-9105R

Model P-9910BName Hand held programmer Mounting bracket Reflector Test toolRemark Order separately 1 piece, within same 4 pieces, within same 1 piece, within same

20Addressable

I-9602LW/LPG/NG/CGAddressable gas detector

DescriptionI-9602LW addressable gas detector is used to detect leakage of gas (LPG, Natural Gas or Coal Gas) in such areas as houses, hotels and apartments.

Cable connecting with Z1, Z2, V+, V- , K1 and K2 shall be 1.0mm2 or above flame-retardant copper-core.

Features• Electronically addressed, can be

programmed by programmer• Drift compensation, to suit environment

changing extensively• Local buzzer alarm• Self-diagnostic• Additional relay output for fan control and• Valve shut off

SpecificationsI-9602LW/LPG/NG/CG

Power voltage 24VDCLoop voltage 24VNormal standby power consumption ≤0.5WAlarm power consumption ≤3WType of gas Coal gas natural gas

Coal gasAlarm threshold 1% LEL (hydrogen)Life of the sensor 5 yearsIngress protection IP30Temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non-condensingMaterial and color ABS, ivory whiteWeight 180g

Accessories and ToolsI-9602LW/LPG/NG/CG

Model P-9910BName Hand held programmerRemark Order separately

21 Addressable

P-9910BHand held programmer

DescriptionIn GST intelligent system, all addressable devices are electronically addressed. P-9910B hand held programmer is the tool for programming. It can also be used to read the parameters and set the working mode of those devices.

Features• Hand held unit, portable tool• Convenience operation• Quadruple digit alphanumeric LCD display• Low-consumption hibernation and power

saving function• Low battery indication

SpecificationsP-9910B

Power One laminated battery, 9VOperating current ≤8mAStandby current ≤100μAOperating environment Temperature: -10°C – +50°C

Relative Humidity ≤95%, non-condensing.Dimension 164mm×64mm×24mm

22Addressable

DB-01Common detector base

DescriptionA common base for both GST addressable and conventional DI/DC series detector, provides mechanical fixing and electrical connection. There isn’t electrical component on the base.

The DB-01 base has 4 terminals marked with 1-4. For the detail connections, please refer to the manual of installed detector.

Compatible devices• DI-9101E, DI-9102E, DI-9103E• DC-9101E, DC-9102E, DC-9103E, DC-9104• DI-9405, DI-9406• Material: ABS• Dimension: 100mm(D) x 14mm(H)

Order informationDB-01

Device Name Common detector baseOrder code 4045764

23 Addressable

DC-9504Base mount isolator

DescriptionIn loop type fire alarm system, such condition often occurs that partial short circuit of loop affects the whole system. DC-9504 base mount isolator can isolate the shorted circuit from the whole system and light the yellow LED to ensure normal operation of other parts and locate the part in fault. After the fault is cleared, the part of the loop will be re-included into the system.

The isolator is applicable to both Class A and Class B fire alarm systems.

Features• Isolation of short circuit, automatic restore

when short circuit is corrected• Used as detector base

SpecificationsDC-9504

Operating voltage 24VDCStandby current ≤100μ AAction current ≤8mALED Yellow. It is off in normal standby state, and constantly illuminates in actionLoad ability 32 devicesIngress protection rating IP33 (with top cover)

IP22 (without top cover)Environmental temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSDimension Ø 100mm×39mmMounting hole spacing 45mm – 75mmWeight About 100g

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D-92FCProtective flip cover

DescriptionThe D-92FC protective flip cover is installed with D series manual call point, to build a double action of the MCP, prevent from accident trigger operation.

Features• Material: PMMA• Dimension: 87 x 92 x 20 (mm)• Thickness: 1.7mm

Compatible DevicesD-92FC

Model DI-9204EName Digital manual call pointRemark Order separately

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DI-9204EDigital manual call point

DescriptionConnecting to the loop of GST fire alarm system, DI-9204E Digital Manual Call Point (MCP) is suitable for public places. When there is a fire, pressing the frangible element on this MCP can send fire signal to fire alarm control panel. After receiving the signal, the control panel will show address information of the MCP and generate alarm sound.

Features• Electronically addressed. The address can

be modified in field• Alarm by pressing, reset by a special key• Plug-in structure• Standard: EN 54-11


Operating voltage Loop 24V (16V – 28V)Standby current ≤0.6mAAlarm current ≤1.8mAIndicator Red. flashes every 3s normally. illuminates after alarming.Type of initiating part ReusableInitiating mode Pressing the frangible element manuallyResuming mode Manually resumed by a special keyProgramming mode Electronically addressedAddress range One address within 1 – 242.Wiring Polarity-insensitive two-wireClass Type A, indoors.Ingress protection rating IP43Environmental temperature -10°C – +55°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABS, redDimension (L×W×H) 87.1mm×87.1mm×58.5mm (with back box) • 87.1mm×87.1mm×23.5mm (without back box)Mounting hole distance 60mmWeight About 160g (with back box) • About 107g (without back box)


Model P-9910BName Handheld programmerRemark Order separately

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C-9302Interposing relay module

DescriptionThe C-9302 interposing relay module is used for interposing ordinary fire alarm devices with heavy duty (high voltage or heavy current) application, to prevent from interference and damage. It’s a non-addressable module, controlled by 24VDC.

Features• Plug-in structure• Providing normally open, normally closed

output contacts• Relay rated @ 5A/220VAC

SpecificationsC-9302

Load capacity 5A/220VAC or 5A/24VDC Maximum transfer value: 250VAC/10A (NO) /6A (NC)

Ingress protection rating IP30Environmental temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non-condensingMaterial of enclosure ABS, white (RAL 9016)Dimension (L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×43mm (with back box)Weight About 181g (with back box)

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C-9503Loop isolator

DescriptionIn loop type fire alarm system, it often occurs that partial short circuit of loop affects the whole system. C-9503 loop isolator can isolate the shorted circuit from the whole system to ensure normal operation of other parts and locate the isolated part.

The isolator is applicable to all kinds of loop fire alarm systems, suitable for Class A and Class B.

Features• Polarity-sensitive external connections.

Input and output can be used inversely without direction

• Delayed power-up to output end devices, avoids strong transient current when the load is heavy

• Plug-in structure• Standards: EN 54-17:2005 / UL864/

NFPA [70, 72]


Operating voltage 24VDC (16VDC – 28VDC)Standby current ≤3mAAction current ≤15mACapacity Maximum 32 devices between every two isolatorsIndicator Yellow, flashes when polling, illuminates in actionIngress protection rating IP30Operating temperature 32°F (0°C) – 120°F (+49°C)

For indoor use / dry locationsRelative humidity ≤93%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSDimension (L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×39mm (with base)Weight About 175g (with base)

Accessories and ToolsC-9503

Model B-9310Name Back boxRemark Order separately

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I-9300Addressable input module

DescriptionI-9300 addressable input module is designed to receive normally open or normally closed switch signal from fire devices with coincidence functions, and transmits these messages to fire alarm control panel (FACP) with coincidence detection function. When a device of this kind is activated, the module can send the output signal through signal loop to FACP to alarm or activate relative devices.

Features• Working mode can be set to normally open,

normally closed and normally open cable monitor through programmer

• Electronically addressed. The address can be modified in field

• The built-in microprocessor processes messages intelligently

• Insulation technology for input signal, good anti-interference ability

• Plug-in structure• Standard: EN 54-18:2005

SpecificationsI-9300

Operating voltage Loop 24V(16V – 28V)Average current ≤1mAProgramming method Electronically addressedCode range One address is within 1 - 242.Indicator Red, flashes when polling. Illuminates in action.Ingress protection rating IP30Operating temperature 0°C – +49°CRelative humidity ≤93%, non condensingMaterial of Enclosure ABSDimension (L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×39mm (with base)Weight About 181g (with base)

Accessories and ToolsI-9300

Model P-9910B B-9310Name Handheld programmer Back boxRemark Order separately Order separately

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I-9301Addressable single I/O module

DescriptionI-9301 addressable single I/O module works in two-wire mode and four-wire mode.

In four-wire mode, on receiving start command from the fire alarm control panel (FACP), it will close the output relay to output 24VDC and illuminate the active indicator. If there is short, open circuit, or power down, the module can check failure and report it to the FACP.

In two-wire mode, on receiving start command from the fire alarm control panel (FACP), it will close the output relay to output normally-open normally close contact signal and illuminate the Active indicator.

Features• Two-wire and four-wire modes can

be programmed through hand held programmer

• Electronic address can be modified in field• Built-in MCU processes messages

intelligently• Monitoring power supply• Fault and action indicators available• Four wire output cable checking• Plug-in structure• Standard: EN 54-18:2005


Operating voltage Signal loop 24V(16V – 28V); power 24VDC(20VDC – 28VDC)Standby current Loop≤1mA; power≤5mAAction current Loop≤3mA; power≤20mAOutput capacity Four-wire mode: 24VDC/1A two-wire mode: 24VDC/2AOutput control type Four-wire mode: Volt contact output • Two-wire mode: Relay normally open normally closed volt-free contact outputProgramming method Electronically addressedCode range One address within 1 – 242.Indicators Active Indicator: red, flashes when polling. Illuminates in action

Fault indicator: Yellow, illuminates in faultIngress protection rating IP30Operating temperature -10°C – +55°CRelative humidity ≤93%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSDimension (L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×43mm (with base)Weight About 194g (with base)


Model P-9910B B-9310Name Hand held programmer Back boxRemark Order separately Order separately

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I-9314Intelligent door lamp

DescriptionI-9314 intelligent door lamp is used to display the alarms of indoor detectors. It is usually installed on sites easy to view, such as above the door of meeting room, dining room and bedroom. When the indoor detector alarms, the LED on the lamp will flash so that personnel can know the detector has been triggered alarm without entering the room.

Features• Electrically addressed. It can be modified in

field• Built-in microprocessor processes

information intelligently• Plug-in structure


Operating voltage Loop 24V (16V – 28V)Standby current ≤0.8mAAction current ≤16mAProgramming one address at most, within 1 – 242.Flashing frequency 20 to 180 times per minuteIngress protection rating IP30Temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial and color of enclosure ABS, white (RAL9016)Dimensions(L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×49mmWeight About 166g



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I-9319Addressable zone monitor unit

DescriptionI-9319 addressable zone monitor unit is designed to connect conventional detectors into addressable system. When any detector reports fire signal, the module will transmit the signal to the fire alarm control panel (FACP) which generates fire alarm and displays the address of the module.

With P-9907 Active End of Line Unit, if the output circuit is broken, the module will transmit the fault signal to FACP and then the FACP displays the module address. When a detector is removed, the module will report fault without affecting normal operation of other devices.

Features• Cable monitoring• Electrically addressed, can be modified by

programmer• Monitoring power supply• Two indicators for fire and fault• Plug-in structure


Operating voltage Loop: 24V (16V – 28V) Power:24VDC(20VDC – 28VDC)Standby current Loop≤0.5mA – Power≤10mAAction current Loop ≤5mA – Power≤60mAProgramming method Electronically addressed. Code range is within 1 – 242Indicators Alarm LED: red, illuminates in alarm condition

Fault LED: yellow, illuminates in fault condition.Ingress protection rating IP30Operating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial and color of enclosure ABS, white (RAL9016)Dimension (L×W×H) 120mm×80mm×43mmWeight About 191g



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I-9403Intelligent sounder visual indicator

DescriptionI-9403 intelligent sounder visual indicator is an audible and visual alarm device installed in field, which can be activated by fire alarm control panel in fire control center. After activated, it will generate strong audible and visual alarm signal to warn people in field.

A 25.5mm high shallow base and a 40mm high deep base are available. The sounder visual indicator comes with the shallow base. The deep base C-94DB should be ordered separately. Unless otherwise stated, all descriptions in this manual take the shallow base as example.

This product is not approved to EN54-23 (visual indicator functionality) and must not be used as a visual alarm device or to provide a primary warning notification of fire.

Features• Providing 16 tones• Using ultra bright LEDs as source for light

indication. Optional transparent colorless lens (C-94WL) available

• Loop powered or external 24V powered• Power-saving consumption mode and

normal consumption mode (factory default)• Single/dual address programmable• Working modes: sounder & visual indicator /

visual indicator only / sounder only• Standard: EN 54-3


Operating voltage Loop: 24V (20V – 28V) Power: 24V (20V – 28V)Standby current Power-saving mode:

• Loop-powered: loop monitor current≤2mA • Start current≤9mA• External 24V powered • Loop monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤2mA • Power monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤9mANote: The sounder visual indicator can only work at power-saving mode when loop-powered with maximum 20 sounder visual indicators in the loopNormal mode:• Loop powered • Loop monitor current≤2mA Start current≤35mA• External 24V powered • Loop monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤2mA • Power monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤35mA

Flash frequency • Single address: 1.4×(1±20%) Hz• Dual addresses: first address activated: 0.7×(1±20%) Hz • Second address activated: 1.4×(1±20%) Hz

Programming method Single / dual addressProgramming range 1 – 242Ingress protection rating IP33Operating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humanity ≤95%, non condensingEnclosure material ABSDimension (L×W×H) Ø 110mm×97.5mm (deep base) • Ø 110mm×83mm (shallow base)Mounting hole spacing 55mm – 80mmWeight About 355g (deep base) • About 327.2g (shallow base)


Model C-94DB P-9910BName Deep base Hand held programmerRemark Order separately Order separately

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I-9404Intelligent sounder

DescriptionI-9404 intelligent sounder is an audible alarm device installed in field, which can be activated by fire alarm control panel in fire control center. After activated, it will generate strong audible alarm signal to warn people in field.

A 25.5mm high shallow base and a 40mm high deep base are available. The sounder comes with the shallow base. The deep base C-94DB should be ordered separately. Unless otherwise stated, all descriptions in this manual take the shallow base as example.

Features• Providing 16 tones• Loop powered or external 24V powered• Power-saving consumption mode and

normal consumption mode (factory default)• Single/dual address programmable• Standard: EN 54-3


Operating voltage Loop: 24V (20V – 28V) Power: 24V (20V – 28V)Standby current Power-saving mode:

• Loop-powered: loop monitor current≤2mA • Start current≤7mA• External 24V powered • Loop monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤2.5mA • Power monitor current≤1.5mA • Start

current≤7mANote: The sounder can only work at power-saving mode when loop-powered with maximum 20 sounders in the loop.Normal mode:• Loop powered loop monitor current≤2mA • Start current≤25mA• External 24V powered • Loop monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤2mA • Power monitor current≤1mA • Start current≤25mA

Power consumption 0.84WProgramming method Single / dual address (refer to Table 1)Programming range 1 – 242Indoor application Type AIngress protection rating IP33COperating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humanity ≤95%, non condensingEnclosure material and Color ABS, redDimension (L×W×H) Ø 110mm×110.4mm (deep base) • Ø 110mm×95.9mm (shallow base)Mounting hole spacing 55mm – 80mmWeight About 355g (deep base) • About 327.2g (shallow base)


Model C-94DB P-9910BName Deep base Hand held programmerRemark Order separately Order separately

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DI-406Addressable flashing visual indicator base

DescriptionDI-406 addressable flashing visual indicator base is installed in field to warn people for evacuation with audible and visual alarm in case of a confirmed fire.

The flashing visual indicator base can communicate with fire alarm control panel (FACP) through a built-in microprocessor. On receiving a start command from the FACP, the microprocessor will control the buzzer to generate the pre-set fire alarm sound and light the bright LED.

Features• With “sandwich” structure, it is easy to

be installed between DZ-03 base and a detector

• Three working modes settable (Mode I, II, III, and the latter two available with pre-alarm state)

• 16 tones of sound and bright flashing light• Electronically addressed. The address and

tones can be modified in field

SpecificationsDI-406

Operating voltage Loop 24V (20V – 28V)Quiescent current ≤1mAAlarm current ≤6mAMode Mode I, II & III.Alarm tones Optional 16 tones. Please refer to the table of tones.Flash indication Bright red flash, frequency 1HzProgramming Electronically programmedCode range 1 – 242Ingress protection rating IP21COperating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSDimension Diameter: 152.4mm Height: 41.3mm (without cover)Mounting Hole distance 45mm – 80mmWeight About 235g

Accessories and ToolsDI-406

Model P-9910BName Hand held programmerRemark Order separately

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GST102/104/108/116AConventional fire alarm control panel

DescriptionGST102A/104A/108A/116A series conventional fire alarm control panel is designed in compliance with EN 54-2 & EN54-4 standard. It’s compatible with GST conventional detectors, manual call points and sounders. The panel is easy to install and operate. Control functions are enabled by a key switch. Programming functions are enabled by a key switch and an internal switch.

Features• Connecting with conventional detectors

and manual call points, generating alarm in case of fire, to save human life

• Every detection zone can have at most 15 conventional detectors. The total number of detectors and call points in a zone shall not exceed 32

• Sounder outputs, Alarm output and Fault output are available for connecting into other systems

• Integrated charger and battery management program, fully comply with latest EN54-4 standard requirement

• Easy operation to enable/disable zones, sounder outputs and alarm output

• Alarm Test function selectable with or without sounder notification

• Output programmable for interlink between zones and sounder outputs, alert or evacuate tone, with or without delay

• Day/Night mode selectable• Different Silence/Reset/Test modes can be

selected to meet local requirement• Three access levels settable via key control• Reserved repeater panel interface for fire

alarm indication of multiple zones

SpecificationsGST102/104/108/116A

Operating voltage 220/230VAC ± 15% , 50/60HzOperating Current 0.35AStandard EN 61000-6-3 EN 61000-3-2 EN 61000-3-3 EN 50130-4

EN 54 part 2 and part 4Approval LPCBOperating environment 0°C to 40°C

95% relative humidityStandby batteries 7AH/24VDCOutput voltage 20VDC to 28 VDCAlarming resistance 150Ω-1.5KΩ (nominal 470Ω)End of line 4.7KΩ or AEOL (active end of line)Number of zones GST102A: 2 zones • GST104A: 4 zones • GST108A: 8 zones • GST116A: 16 zonesSounder output GST102A: 2 outputs • GST104A: 4 outputs • GST108A: 4 outputs • GST116A: 4 outputs

Active mode: 20VDC – 28VDC, output current: 300mA Relay mode: NO/NC contact, 1A/24VDC

Fire alarm output QTY: 1 Active mode: 20VDC – 28VDC, output current: 300mA Relay mode: NO/NC contact, 1A/24VDC

Fault output capacity QTY: 1 Passive contact output :1A/24VDC

Aux. power output 20VDC – 28VDC , 500mAApplication Indoor useDimensions 380mm x 320mm x 103mm

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GST-RP1616 Zones conventional repeater panel

DescriptionGST-RP-16 conventional repeater panels, the supporting products of conventional fire panel, is a type of fire display unit used in building or fire control center. When the conventional fire panels received fire signal, it will alarm and send the signals to the GSTRP16 , then the GSTRP-16 will indicate the alarm zone and sound to notice the people there accordingly.

Features• Compatible with GST102, 104, 108

and GST116• Powered from Fire Panel directly• Zone Fire and general Fault Indication

SpecificationsGST-RP16

Operating voltage 18VDC to 28VDC polarizedOperating current Standby: 12mA; Alarm: 60mAOperating temperature 0°C to +40°CRelative humidity 95%Display capacity 16 zone fire signal, 2 fault signalApplication Indoor use

Material and colourWiring Multi-wire (16 for zone signal, 2 for fault signals) and two for power supply cableDimensions 280mm x 110mm x 46mm

Accessories and ToolsGST-RP16

Part No. GST-RP16Description 16 zone conventional repeater panelWeight/kg 0.900Pack qty per box 120

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RB102ARelay board for GST102A

DescriptionThe relay board for conventional panel, provides additional signal outputs foe zonal fire and fault conditions. In case of fire or fault occurs in any zone, the corresponding relay will be activated, so that the conventional system can be integrated to 3rd party system.

Features• Compatible panel: GST102A• Output mode: normally open dry contact• Output capacity: 3A/24VDC/125VAC• WEEE & RoHS compliant• Standards: CE / CPD / EN54-2 / EN54-4• Certifications: LPCB• BS5839-1 compliant

Order information RB102A

Part No. RB102ADevice name Relay boardOrder code 3711882

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Features• Compatible panel: GST104A• Output mode: normally open dry contact• Output capacity: 3A/24VDC/125VAC• Standards: CE / CPD / EN54-2 / EN54-4• Certifications: LPCB• BS5839-1 compliant• WEEE & RoHS compliant



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41 Conventional

DC-9101EConventional combination heat photoelectric smoke detector

DescriptionDC-9101E conventional combination heat photoelectric smoke detector, non-addressable, is a kind of combination detector consisting of smoke sensing parts and semi-conductor heat sensing parts in technological structure and circuit structure.

Together with DP-9907, it can connect to conventional fire alarm control panel or connect with intelligent fire alarm control panel through I-9319 Addressable Zone Monitor Unit conduct the processing of detector signals. The detector has the advantages of both conventional photoelectric detector and rate of rise and fixed temperature heat detector. Just because of the combination of smoke detector and heat detector, it overcomes the non-sensitivity to dark smoke particles of ordinary scattering photoelectric detectors. It can also pick up fire with obvious rise of temperature such as alcohol flame, thus extending the application range.

Features• Strong environmental adaptability due to

drift compensation• Reed switch testing• Removable innovative sensing chamber,

easy for maintenance• Fire LED allows 360°viewing• Remote indicator output available• 2 levels sensitivities programmable; fix

temperature or rate of rise programmable• 2 levels smoke sensitivities programmable,

level 1 complies with EN 54-7. Heat part complies with EN 54-5

SpecificationsDC-9101E

Operating voltage 24VDC(16VDC – 28VDC)Standby current ≤60μAAlarm current ≤55mAFire LED Red, flash in polling and illuminate in alarmingRemote indication output Polarized output. Directly connect to remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series, output current is 2mA);

flash in alarming and do not illuminate in normalMax. ripple voltage 2V(peak to peak value)Alarm reset Instant power down (2s min., 1.0VDC max.) Wiring Two-wire, polarity sensitive. When the polarity is reversed, the detector can give alarm

but the remote indicator doesn’t work normallySetting of sensitivity and range The sensitivity can be set by programmer with two levels: Level 1(default), level 2Detector class A2RAction temperature 62°CEnvironment Temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSIngress protection rating IP2XDimension Diameter: 100mm, height: 54.5mm (with base)Mounting hole spacing 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g

Accessories and ToolsDC-9101E

Model P-9910B DB-01 DB-01DName Hand held programmer Base BaseRemark Supplied separately Supplied separately Supplied separately

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DC-9102EConventional photoelectric smoke detector

DescriptionDC-9102E conventional photoelectric smoke detector is a new-generation product. With built-in microprocessor, the detector is highly fixed with reliable fire judging program, which make it stable and reliable performance.

When the detector checks fire signal, it will send fire information to the control panel or addressable zone monitor unit by means of current changing. The detector keeps turning on the LED to indicate alarm state until it is reset.

The detector is developed from sensing chamber by scattering theory. It has the ability to resist dust contamination and environmental light.

The detector utilizes drift compensation algorithm: When the environment is changing, such as dust accumulation, humidity and temperature changing, the detector can figure out these drift variation to make up for sensitivity, thus the amount of smoke needed to generate an alarm remains constant, irrespective of environmental conditions.

Features• Integrated algorithm of analyzing fire,

recognize black smoke quickly• Drift sensitivity, suit to environment

extensively• Removable innovative sensing chamber,

easy for maintenance• The fire LED allows 360°viewing• Providing remote terminals connect with

remote indicator• Featuring magnetic test• 2-level sensitivities (complying with EN 54-7

just when sensitivity is level 1)


Operating voltage 24VDC(16VDC – 28VDC)Standby current ≤60μAAlarm current ≤55mAFire LED Red, flash in polling and illuminate in alarmingRemote indication output Polarity-sensitive output, directly connecting with remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series, max. output current is 2mA);

don’t illuminate when in normal; flash in alarmingMax. ripple voltage 2V(peak to peak value)Alarm reset Instant power down (10s min., 1.0VDC max.Sensitivity setting The sensitivity can be set by hand held programmer. There are two sensitivity levels: level 1 (default), level 2.Wiring Two-wire, polarity sensitiveEnvironment temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial ABSIngress protection rating IP2XDimension Diameter:100mm, height: 44.5mm (without base)Mounting hole spacing 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g


Model P-9910B DB-01 DB-01D DP-9907Name Hand held programmer Base Base Active end of line unitRemark Supplied separately Supplied separately Supplied separately Supplied separately

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DC-9103EConventional rate of rise and fixed temperature heat detector

DescriptionDC-9103E conventional rate of rise and fixed temperature heat detector is a new generation product of GST. With built-in microprocessor, it works stably by being fixed with highly reliable fire judging program.

On detecting a fire signal, it can change its own current to transmit the signal to fire alarm control panel (FACP) or addressable zone monitor unit. The detector keeps illuminating fire LED until it is reset by power-down.

Features• 3 classes programmable• Reed switch testing• The fire LED allows 360° viewing• Output terminal for remote indicator

available• Complying with EN 54-5


Operating voltage 24VDC (16VDC – 28VDC)Standby current ≤60μAAlarm current ≤55mAFire LED Red. Flashes in polling; Illuminates in alarmingRemote indication output Polarity-sensitive, directly connecting with remote indicator (built in 10k resistor in series, maximum output current is 2.0mA);

the remote indicator does not illuminate in normal and flashes in alarmClass and setup Classes A1R, A2S, BS programmableMaximum ripple voltage 2V (peak-to-peak)Alarm Reset Instantaneous cut-out (10s min., 1.0VDC max.)Wiring Polarized two wireIngress protection rating IP2XAmbient temperature Class A1: -10°C – +50°C • Class A2: -10°C – +50°C • Class B: -10°C – +65°CTypical Fixed Temperature Class A1: 58°C • Class A2: 62°C • Class B: 77°C Relative humidity ≤95%, non-condensingMaterial ABSDimensions Diameter: 100mm – Height: 53.3mm (with base)Mounting hole spacing 45mm – 75mmWeight About 110g (with base)


Model P-9910B DB-01 DB-01D DP-9907Name Hand held programmer Base Base Active end of line unitRemark Supplied separately Supplied separately Supplied separately Supplied separately

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C-9314PPassive remote indicator

DescriptionC-9314P passive remote indicator is a duplicate indication for detector. It is directly controlled with the relative detector, transmitting the fire alarm signal to the conspicuous place so that people can find the alarming detector easily. It is suitable for detectors installed in residential department, dangerous area, under false floor or above false ceiling.

SpecificationsC-9314P

Operating voltage 2.0VDC – 3.0VDCOperating current Standby current : 0mA

Action current ≤30mAIndicator Red. It turns off when monitoring normally, but constantly illuminates in actionOperating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABS, white (RAL 9016)Dimension (L×W×H) 64.5mm×64.5mm×31.4mm

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DC-9204EInnovation manual call point

DescriptionDC-9204E Innovation Manual Call Point (MCP) is non-addressable. It alarms by the output current. It can be simply connected to compatible conventional fire alarm system from various manufacturers. The MCP is suitable for public places. When there is a fire, pressing the frangible element on the MCP can send fire signal to fire alarm control panel.

Features• Alarm by pressing, reset by a special key• Plug-in structure• Standard: EN 54-11


Operating voltage 24VDC (12VDC – 28VDC)Standby current 0mAAlarm current ≤30mA (equivalent resistance is 470Ω 1/2W)Indicator Red. Illuminates after alarmingType of initiating part ReusableInitiating mode Pressing the frangible element manuallyResuming mode Manually resumed by a special keyWiring Two-wireClass Type A, indoorsIngress protection rating IP43Environmental temperature -10°C – +55°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non-condensingMaterial of enclosure ABS, redDimension (L×W×H) 87.1mm×87.1mm×58.5mm (with back box)

87.1mm×87.1mm×23.5mm (without back box)Mounting hole distance 60mmWeight About 160g (with back box)

About 107g (without back box)

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AB3606” Fire bell for indoor use, 24 VDC

DescriptionThe AB360 is a 150 mm (6 inch) internal bell designed as an acoustic fire annunciator. Thanks to its small dimensions and overall design, it is ideal for in-door installation. The AB360 uses a 24 VDC supply and with the advantage of having very low current consumption, makes them compatible with most fire alarm systems on the market.

Features• Suitable for indoor use• Slim profile• Low current consumption - 20mA• Quick and easy installation• Diode polarised• Low maintenance• Very reliable• EN54-3 Approved• CPD compliant

SpecificationsAB360

Electrical characteristicsSupply voltage 19 to 28 VDCCurrent consumption 20 mA

Physical CharacteristicsSound output 95 dB(A)Colour RedWeight 0.920 kgDiameter 6” (150 mm)Gong construction Steel

EnvironmentalIP Rating IP21CTemperature range -10 to +55 °C

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AB380E8” Fire bell for outdoor use, 24 VDC

DescriptionThe AB380E is a 200 mm (8 inch) external bell designed as an acoustic fire annunciator. The AB380E uses a 24 VDC supply and with the advantage of having very low current consumption, makes them compatible with most fire alarm systems on the market.

Features• Suitable for outdoor use• Slim profile• Low current consumption - 20mA• Quick and easy installation• Diode polarised• Low maintenance• Very reliable• EN54-3 Approved• CPD compliant

SpecificationsAB380E

Electrical characteristicsSupply voltage 19 to 28 VDCCurrent consumption 20 mA

Physical CharacteristicsSound output 95 dB(A)Colour RedWeight 1.5 kgDiameter 8” (200 mm)Gong construction Steel

EnvironmentalIP Rating IP33CTemperature range -25 to +70 °C

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C-9403Conventional sounder visual indicator

DescriptionC-9403 conventional sounder visual indicator is an audible and visible alarm device used to warn people in field when fire occurs. It can give audible and visible alarm signal when applied to external 24VDC power (D1 connected with positive and D2 with negative).

A 25.5mm high shallow base and a 40mm high deep base are available. Unless otherwise stated, all descriptions in this manual take the shallow base as example.

Features• Providing 2 tones• Standard: EN 54-3


Operating voltage Power: 24VDC (20V – 28V)Operating current Start current ≤35mAFlash frequency 1.4×(1±20%)HzSound level Tone 1: not lower than 95dB (at 1m distance)

Tone 2: not lower than 95dB (at 1m distance)Ingress protection rating IP33COperating temperature -10°C – +50°CRelative humidity ≤95%, non condensingMaterial of enclosure ABSDimensions (L×W×H) Ø 110mm×97.5mm (deep base) • Ø 110mm×83mm (shallow base)Mounting hole spacing 55mm – 80mmWeight About 355g (deep base)

About 327.2g (shallow base)

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Approvals & Certifications

Limited warranty

GST warrants that the product will be free from defects in design, materials and workmanship during the warranty period. This warranty shall not apply to any product that is found to have been improperly installed or used in any way not in accordance with the instructions supplied with the product. Anybody, including the agents, distributors or employees, is not in the position to amend the contents of this warranty. Please contact your local distributor for products not covered by this warranty.

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Product catalogue 2015 - Ingepel · GST102/104/108/116A ..... 36 GST-RP16 ... GST-IFP8 Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) is designed to comply with EN54-2 and EN54-4 standard