Marine and offshore

MZX-based detection with a networkable T2000 or standalone T2000CV. SIL2 requires a defined safety function and the appropriate system configuration.

Approval basis

IEC 61508 documentation and marine type approval must be assessed separately

Typical use

Vessels requiring addressable detection, operator stations and a documented safety function.

A 2, 4, 8 or 12-zone panel family for marine fire detection, with monitored sounder circuits, muster alarm and false-alarm management.

Approval basis

MED · Lloyd’s Register · ABS

Typical use

Smaller vessels and projects organised around clearly defined detection zones.

A 1 or 2-loop analogue-addressable platform that identifies the individual device and can network panels across a vessel.

Approval basis

MED · marine classification approvals

Typical use

Small-to-medium vessels requiring point identification, networking and optional VDR integration.

DI09 covers conventional detection; PHOENIX V2 provides two addressable loops with cause-and-effect, General Alarm and vessel-system interfaces.

Approval basis

MED type-approved panel ranges

Typical use

Integrated vessel detection, alarm and VDR, AMS or public-address interfacing.

Manual release control for fixed aerosol systems, supervising power, release circuits, detectors and connected components.

Approval basis

Verify the supplied system certificate and vessel acceptance

Typical use

Fixed aerosol fire-extinguishing systems on ships, including release, ventilation and fault logic.

A compact marine release panel for modular aerosol or solenoid-operated extinguishing systems, with dual power input and supervised activation.

Approval basis

DNV-CG 0339 · certificate TAA000037H

Typical use

Engine compartments and other compact spaces using modular extinguishing systems.