
OVERVIEW
The versatile Remote Terminal Unit can interface a wide variety of inputs and outputs to the ATI control system. Input from devices such as wired or wireless push buttons, sensors and fire panels can be configured to trigger system activations. The RTU outputs can control a variety of external units during an activation. Examples include traffic light control, strobe lights, gate control units, radio repeaters and message signs. The RTU can also put out an audio signal to provide alert messages or live voice to external PA systems or radios.
Standard Features
NEMA-4/3R enclosure cabinet
RTU Controller Board equipped with eight 10 Amp/250VAC relay outputs, eight optically isolated inputs, four configurable analog data inputs, a tone generator and local push buttons for testing
Conventional VHF or UHF radio and mounting hardware
Temperature-compensated battery charger
Intrusion switch
Power On/Off circuit breakers
Simple and compact hardware design
Field-proven reliability
Remote activation, testing and reporting
Local and remote silent testing
Standard VHF and UHF radio receives and transmits FSK data signals
Very low standby power requirements
Message encryption and security coding prevent unauthorized system activations
Conformal-coated printed circuit boards for operating in harsh environments
Temperature-compensated battery charger ensures batteries are at full capacity
Optional Features
Trunked radio upgrade
Additional radio for radio re-broadcast
Hardwired push button, public address or strobe monitoring board
Wireless push button receiver
Flexible, redundant communication options including IP Ethernet, twisted pair/phone line, cellular, satellite
Local control panel upgrade with microphone, LCD display and controls
Antenna surge protector option
Solar power option
Strobe light or LED sign output options
NEMA-4/3R stainless steel enclosure upgrade