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The I.S.I.S. 2000B and 1000B systems can monitor a maximum of
160 shipboard functions. The new Multiplexer expands
this monitoring capacity to 1,600 shipboard functions! This
new fiber optic system expands shipboard monitoring capacity
and eliminates the need for dual I.S.I.S. systems onboard large
vessels that have hundreds of monitoring points.
 The
Multiplexer requires 12-24 volts D.C. at 500 ma. to operate.
The system has multiple fiber optic output drivers in addition
to one ( 1 ) RS - 422 output that has a maximum transmitting
range of 1,599 - feet. In addition, one ( 1 ) RS-232C output
is provided for diagnostic purposes, or for connection to a
serial port on a personal computer.
The use of the latest fiber optic technology eliminates electrical
interference, wiring corrosion and inaccuracy due to long cable
runs. Since there is no electrical current running through the
Multiplexer, fiber optic cabling it can be installed under carpets,
in ceilings, inside walls and bulkheads or placed in plastic
tubes. Fiber optic systems are safer than conventional wiring
systems that carry an electric current and they are also immune
to outside electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.
Key Benefits
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Advanced
Fiber Optic Technology |
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Modular
design adapts to structural constraints |
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1,600
shipboard functions |
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