The ML-2AV/I Fire Power Supply Monitoring Module, a cutting-edge solution designed to enhance the safety and reliability of fire-fighting equipment.

In compliance with the national standard GB28184-2011 for Fire Equipment Power Supply Monitoring Systems, this module is engineered to provide comprehensive monitoring of both main and backup power supplies. With the increasing importance of fire safety in various environments, the ML-2AV/I stands out as an essential tool for ensuring that fire-fighting systems are always operational and ready to respond in emergencies.

The ML-2AV/I module is equipped with advanced monitoring capabilities that track the working status of power supplies, detecting critical issues such as overvoltage, undervoltage, phase loss, and overcurrent. By continuously monitoring these parameters, the module ensures that any potential faults are identified and addressed promptly, thereby minimizing the risk of equipment failure during critical moments. The use of a DC24V working voltage not only guarantees the safety of the system but also protects personnel working in proximity to fire-fighting equipment. With a voltage signal collection method that employs direct crimping, the ML-2AV/I achieves an impressive error margin of less than 1%, ensuring accurate and reliable data for effective monitoring.

In addition to its robust monitoring features, the ML-2AV/I Fire Power Supply Monitoring Module is designed for ease of installation and operation. Its user-friendly interface allows for seamless integration into existing fire safety systems, making it an ideal choice for both new installations and upgrades. By monitoring the interruption of both main and backup power supplies, the module provides peace of mind to facility managers and safety personnel, knowing that their fire-fighting equipment is continuously monitored and maintained in optimal condition. With the ML-2AV/I, you can trust that your fire safety measures are backed by a reliable and efficient power supply monitoring solution, ensuring the highest level of preparedness in the face of emergencies.