Barmesa Control Panel – Canbus Repeater
Control Panels, Boards for fire protection systems, Variable Frequency Drives, Control Panels and Starters
Control panel used for the manual and automatic start and stop of the electric pump at full voltage (ATP) through a pressure switch connected to the hydraulic network for fire protection systems.
This type of start is recommended only in powers from 7.5 to 25 HP, since in higher powers it generates severe water hammer in the hydraulic network as well as high energy consumption.
Barmesa Control Panel – Remote Monitor
Control Panels, Boards for fire protection systems, Variable Frequency Drives, Control Panels and Starters
Control panel specially designed to monitor and report wirelessly (3 wires, CAN bus), in real time 24 hours a day up to 15 events at a time.
The condition of the Barmesa fire-fighting equipment is 1 and 2 batteries.
This panel is mainly installed in control rooms, maintenance offices, or surveillance booths, to report on the operation of the equipment at all times. It operates on combustion.
Barmesa Control Panel for Emptying Sumps
It is used in systems where it is required to keep a sewage tank empty.
This panel works together with submersible pumps and level pears, which are placed inside the sump in a staggered manner to ensure a good level of liquid.
It has the function of alternating and simultaneously operating the pumps by means of the intelligent PLC control of the latest technology, in order to have uniform wear and tear and thus extend the useful life of the equipment.
Barmesa Control Panel for Filling Tanks
This panel works in conjunction with pumps and level pears, which are placed inside the tank in a staggered manner to ensure a good level of liquid.
It is used in systems where it is required to maintain a water level in one or several cisterns or tanks.
It also has the function of alternating and simultaneously operating the pumps by means of the intelligent PLC control of the latest technology, in order to have uniform wear and tear and thus extend the useful life of the equipment.
