CEP-1106

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• CEP-1106 Application Field and Working Principle

  • Introduction

    The CEP-1106 is a self contained audible/visual alarm system widely used in factories, chemical plants and offices for both fire and security and industrial applications. It is ideal for user-friendly and cost effective use as an alarm system. The CEP-1106 is built with an advanced integrated circuit and an inbuilt Digital Signal Processor, providing an all-in-one solution for an audible/visual alarm system.

  • Application Field

    The CEP-1106 alarm is a versatile and effective alarm system which can be used in a broad range of applications. The versatility of this alarm system is reflected in applications such as the following:

    • Fire and smoke alarm systems in commercial and residential buildings.
    • High-security premises such as prisons, military bases, airports and government buildings.
    • Industrial settings for process alerting, failure detection and safety control.
    • Manual and automatic test alert signals in alarm system silencers.

  • Working Principle

    The CEP-1106 alarm utilizes a digital signal processor, an integrated circuit, and a loud speaker to generate an audible alarm and a flashing LED light. The CEP-1106 alarm is triggered by a variety of sensors, for example, in the case of a fire and smoke alarm, the triggering sensors would detect heat and smoke. When the sensors detect the presence of heat and/or smoke, the CEP-1106 alarm will be triggered.

    When the alarm is triggered, the CEP-1106 will activate the loud speaker system, producing a loud siren sound, and a flashing LED light. The loud siren is designed to alert people of the danger present, and the flashing light is an additional warning for those who may be hard of hearing or not near the point at which the alarm is triggered. The alarm will also typically be accompanied by a pre-recorded voice alert saying “Fire, evacuate the building,” which will be heard across the premises.

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