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GEN 2 MULTI-ZONE CONTROL PANEL
GENERATION 2 – MULTI-ZONE CONTROL PANEL
The Brasch GDCP-Touch gas detector control panel is designed to monitor any size area for low levels of toxic gases and control HVAC equipment to provide the ultimate gas detection system. Each control panel is equipped with a 7-inch touch screen, can accept up to 30 remote carbon monoxide (CO) and/or nitrogen dioxide (NO2) sensors, and includes 4 fully configurable control relays for actuating ventilation equipment. Up to 128 sensors and 32 relays can be added via the GDCP-ExpansionPack. Analog, Modbus, and BACnet outputs are provided standard for communication with a BMS, DDCS, or VFD.
Gas Detector Control Panel
Fixed industrial gas detector control panel with touch screen for actuating HVAC equipment in parking garages, repair shops, warehouses, maintenance depots, loading docks, and more. Communicates with BMS via BACnet IP and Modbus RTU. Connect up to 30 CO and/or NO2 remote sensors.
Connect up to 128 remote sensors via GDCP-ExpansionPacks.
Carbon Monoxide and Nitrogen Dioxide Remote Sensor
Fixed industrial gas sensor for monitoring carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and controlling HVAC equipment in conjunction with the GDCP-Touch Gas Detector Control Panel. Covers up to 9,000 sq. ft.
Carbon Monoxide Remote Sensor
Fixed industrial gas sensor for monitoring carbon monoxide (CO) and controlling HVAC equipment in conjunction with the GDCP-Touch Gas Detector Control Panel. Covers up to 9,000 sq. ft.
Nitrogen Dioxide Remote Sensor
Fixed industrial gas sensor for monitoring nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and controlling HVAC equipment in conjunction with the GDCP-Touch Gas Detector Control Panel. Covers up to 9,000 sq. ft.
Power Pack
External 120 VAC to 24 VAC step-down transformer to power the GDCP-Touch, GDCP-ExpansionPack, and up to 30 remote sensors.
Expansion Pack
Expansion pack for GDCP-Touch. Adds 4 relays, 1 analog output, and up to 4 zones for greater control of HVAC equipment. Repeats signals to extend the communication range between sensors for an extra 4,000 ft.
