Fortec Integrated BLO-Line A1 fire protection display 24 inch without player Touch landscape (DS-92-130Q)

A1 fire protection monitor

No flammable objects may be installed in publicly accessible areas, as the areas are also considered as fire exits / rescue exits. Conventional monitors contain plastic, adhesive tapes and other parts that develop smoke gases in case of fire. The manufacturer Fortec Integrated does not use flammable materials in the development of this A1 fire protection monitor. Fortec Integrated's PME Touch fire protection monitor from the BLO-Line series is made almost entirely of metal or fire-resistant protective glass in accordance with fire protection regulations, is theft-proof and complies with fire protection class A1 (non-combustible).

Fire optomized display with touch function

The 24" Full HD fire optimized display (1920x1080) with touch function has HDMI, VGA and DisplayPort connections as well as an audio output. In addition, there is the possibility of remote control by an external computer via the USB remote port. The combination of monitor and enclosure eliminates the need for a separate fire protection enclosure / housing. The mounting plate also serves as a wall bracket. This makes it easy to install the fire-retardant monitor. On the back is a recess for wall outlets and other sockets. For offset sockets, a connection for attaching a cable duct to the underside can also be ordered. Optionally, the display is also available in portrait format.

Key features Fortec Integrated BLO-Line A1 fire protection display 24“ PME with Touch (DS-92-130Q)

• Certificate fire protection class A1 (non-combustible), tested according to DIN EN 13501-1
• With touch function
• Screen size: 24 inch, landscape format
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Brightness: 300 cd/m²
• LED illumination with 50.000 h lifetime
• Number of colors: 16.7 million
• Contrast ratio: 5000:1
• TFT Controller: PME (PrismaMEDIA-eco)
• Operating temperature: 0 ~ +40 °C
• Storage temperature: -20 ~ +60 °C
• Operating humidity: 10 ~ 90 % (non-condensing)
• Continuous operation: 24/7
• Connections: 1x HDMI, 1x DisplayPort, 1x VGA, 1x Audio Line-Out, 1x USB-Remote
• OSD control panel can be remote controlled by external computer via USB remote connection
• Wall mounting plate with cutout for connectors
• Theft-proof due to security screws
• Cable duct outlet for offset connections available separately
• Extinguishing cartridge sold separately
• Power supply: 110-240 V, 50-60 Hz
• Dimensions (WxHxD): 592 x 364 x 68 mm
• Weight: 12,4 kg
• Material: powder-coated stainless steel (housing), fire-resistant protective glass 7 mm (display)
• Incl. fire load optimized power cable and fire load certificate A1
• Optionally also available in portrait format
• Warranty: 2 years

Fire behaviour / building material classes according to DIN EN 13501 and DIN 4102

Building materials are divided into building material classes that describe their behaviour in fire tests. The building material classes are not purely a material property, but are influenced, for example, by the surface, density, the bond with other materials or the processing technique. The fire behaviour of a building material is assigned to the classes of the building material tests according to the European standard (EN) and DIN according to the following table:

For building products according to EN 13501-1, a finer grading is made by an additional classification of smoke development and for burning fall-off or dripping. According to DIN 4102-1, these evaluations / additions must be noted in the test certificate. In EN 13501-1, the following subdivisions of the classes for fire behaviour, smoke development (s for smoke) and burning dripping or falling off (d for droplets) are given:

s1 - no / hardly any smoke
s2 - limited smoke
s3 - unlimited smoke
d0 - no dripping / falling
d1 - limited dripping / falling
d2 - heavy dripping / falling

Architects, engineers and construction managers must observe the fire protection regulations when planning and constructing buildings. Fire protection officers, fire protection experts or even the fire brigade support the creation of a fire protection concept and determine which requirements apply, for example, to fire protection floors or fire protection monitors (A1, A2, B1, etc.). Learn more about Fire safety monitors / displays in escape routes & escape routes in our info centre.