Solution F1 uses a modular architecture. Select the enclosure, loop cards, power supply and redundancy for the project, with device compatibility checked against the chosen configuration.
NSC documents support for Apollo XP95, Discovery and, with the specified multiprotocol cards, CoreProtocol/Soteria. Confirm the exact card, firmware and supported device list.
Is Every Solution F1 Installation SIL2?
No. NSC’s brochure specifies fully redundant CPU and loop cards, protective-coated circuit boards and remote monitoring of panel operation for the SIL2 configuration.
What Does SIL2 Refer To Here?
It refers to functional safety under IEC 61508 for the documented configuration. It is not a blanket approval for every connected device or the entire installation.
How Many Loops Can Solution F1 Support?
The brochure describes F1-6 with two to six loops and F1-18 with two to eighteen loops. Confirm the current hardware and project configuration with NSC.
Can I Reuse Existing Apollo Detectors?
Provide their exact part numbers and the proposed loop-card and firmware details. Apollo branding alone does not establish compatibility.
What Documents Are Needed For A SIL2 Project?
Request the applicable certificate, safety manual, approved hardware configuration and monitoring requirements. These should be reviewed against the project’s safety requirements.
Can You Help Identify A Replacement?
Send the full part number and clear photographs of the equipment label. Include the system it connects to so the replacement can be checked.
What Should I Include In My Enquiry?
Include the model or project drawings, quantity, delivery country, required date and any specified approvals.
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