User guide

PowerLoop Calculator Tool
The Power In, Power Out and Cable Loss are calculated.
Power In: Power supplied to the BSD-340, i. e. the total power
consumption.
Power Dissipation: To find out the total power/heat budget, the
dissipated power from the BSD-340 inside the rack can be calculated.
Simply calculate the power dissipation by Power In minus Power Out.
Then add a comment in the Help about this field, to inform of the
intention.
Power Out: Power delivered to the loop from the BSD-340.
Cable Loss: Power lost in the cable. It should be observed in order to
ensure efficiency in the system, this is wasted power.
6.2.3 Insert Row Button
Select a row in the list box above to insert the new row by clicking
the leftmost field.
Enter the cable length, cable resistance (in Ohm per km), plus
external power for BN-342/EX unit if necessary.
Enter a textual description of the cable type and square area (or
diameter) for information in the “cable dim/type” box.
Select the detector type, then press the Insert Row Button.
When pressing the Insert Row Button, the tool automatically
performs a new calculation and verification.
6.2.4 Update Row Button
Select a row in the list box above to update a row.
Change the cable length, cable resistance (in Ohm per km), plus
external power if necessary and/or detector type.
Press the Update Row Button.
When pressing the Update Row Button, the tool automatically
performs a new calculation and verification.
System Description, AutroSafe Integrated Fire & Gas Detection System, 116-P-ASAFE-IFG/XE Rev. B, 2005-10-27,
Autronica Fire and Security AS
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