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CCU and IHUBB
Communications Control Units (CCU)
A network of Communications Control Units (CCU), called a CCUNet, can be used to connect multiple fire indicator panels and other supported devices to a central color graphics system for system-wide control and annunciation of multiple fire detection systems.
- The CCU Network system and fire indicator panels are interconnected via dual redundant communication loops.
- The redundant network can be used to transparently route information around breakages and failures in the network
- Event annunciation information from the fire panels is simultaneously routed via both the network CCUNet links.
Multiple fire panels connected to a central graphics system
A network of Communications Control Units (CCU), called a CCUNet, can be used to connect multiple fire indicator panels and other supported devices to a central color graphics system. This provides system-wide control and annunciation of multiple fire detection systems. The CCU Network system and fire indicator panels are interconnected via dual redundant communication loops. The redundant network can be used to transparently route information around breakages and failures in the network. Event annunciation information from the fire panels is simultaneously routed via both the network CCUNet links.
Benefits
VERSATILE
The CCUNet has the capability to integrate numerous fire panel networks into one simple color graphics interface.
RELIABLE
Dual-redundant communication loops help route information around breakages and network failures.
FLEXIBLE, TAILORED SOLUTIONS
With a broad range of devices and options, our systems can fit the needs of nearly any facility and application.