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WE DO NOT SELL THIS PRODUCT FOR USAGE IN USA AND CANADA
Minimize the probable damage that occurs after an earthquake
Highly reliable dual axis silicon micromachined acceleration sensors
User adjustable sensitivity between low and high limits allowed by the standards
Closes relay contacts to shut down any critical devices
WE DO NOT SELL THIS PRODUCT TO USA AND CANADA DATAKOM DSD-050 is a high-tech unit which detects seismic motion. On the occurrence of an earthquake it gives audible and visible alarms and closes a relay contact to shutdown gas and industrial valves. Thus it is possible to minimize the fire risk after an earthquake. DSD-050 is a very cost effective device for shutdown applications. The unit is based on highly reliable dual axis seismic sensors. It is small, maintenance free and capable of performing self-test. The unit operates on mains power. It incorporates a lead-acid battery and an automatic battery charger which allow uninterrupted operation even in case of AC power failures. During long mains failures, if the internal battery gets weak, the unit gives audible and visible alarms. The seismic properties of the unit are conformal to ANSI Z.21-70(1981), ASCE 25-97 and TS 12884 standards. DISPLAYS OPERATIONAL (yellow) : It turns on continuously for 6 seconds after power-up or reset. It flashes while the unit is operational. EARTHQUAKE (red) : It turns on when the unit detects a strong motion. CABLE BROKEN (red) : It turns on when the unit detects the rupture of the solenoid cable. BATTERY LOW (red) : It turns on if the battery voltage falls below the Battery Low Warning Limit. SPECIFICATIONS AC Power Supply Range: 170 to 270 V-AC AC Frequency range: 45 to 65 Hz AC Power Consumption: 3 VA max Battery Voltage range: 11.5 to 16.3 V-DC 12V-DC Supply Current: 15mA typical 60 mA max. (relay output open) Relay output: 10A / 12V-DC Output Pulse Duration: 0.25 sec. (repeated every 30 sec.) Audible Alarm: through 85 dB/1m buzzer Internal Battery: 2.2 A-h / 12V-DC Battery Life: minimum 24 hours typically 200 hours More on controllers4generators.com