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A UTC Fire & Security Company

Effective: March 2007

K-84-003

Gemini™ II Multi-Hazard

Conventional Suppression Control System
P/N 84-32200X-X0X

FEATURES

Agency Approvals

UL 864 Listed # S2422/S3743

ULC-S527-99 Listed # S2422/ULC CS1010

FM Approved # 3008679 (3010)

CSFM Approved # 7165-1076:160

MEA (NYC) Accepted # 140-02-E

Microprocessor Based

Conventional Control with Intelligence

Completely and Easily Field Programmable

Distributed Remote Hazard Control 

Remote Display Units in Local or Global Mode

80-Character Alphanumeric LCD Display

270-Event History Log

Digital Release Countdown

Listed for a Wide Range of Suppression Systems

Kidde FM-200® , FE13™ , CO

2

 & Halon Clean Agent 

Suppression Systems

Kidde IND™ Dry Chemical & WHDR™ Wet 
Chemical Systems

Sprinkler Supervisory, Deluge/Preaction & 
Foam/Foam-Water Systems

DESCRIPTION

The Kidde Gemini II Multi-Hazard is the technologically
most advanced Conventional Suppression (agent releas-
ing) Control System available to the suppression industry
today. Employing distributed intelligence architecture, the
Kidde Gemini II system enables highly reliable monitoring
and suppression control for up to eight separate hazards.

The system consists of a master Main Control Panel
(MCP) which is a microprocessor based, field-config-
urable single hazard panel with a plethora of intelligent
features including LCD Display, digital Release Count-
down, password protected Menu System, Event History
Log, Configuration Log, Walk Test and Remote Battery
Test capability. As shown in Figure 1, this basic system
can be field-expanded to be a large eight hazard Control/
Display System with up to seven Remote Hazard Units
(RHU) and sixteen Remote Display Units (RDU), all of
which reside on a fault tolerant communications network.
The MCP and each RHU is intended to be physically
located in the space it is meant to protect. Since the MCP
and RHUs are computer-controlled, each one can act in
stand-alone mode in the event of damage to any of the
other panels. Under worst case fault conditions the only
protection threatened is within the space where the dam-
age occurred. All other protected areas continue to func-
tion normally. System reliability is substantially improved
since wiring for each protected space is only run a short
distance to the local panel.

Featuring a compact and aesthetically pleasing design,
the Gemini II is ideally suited for modern commercial,
high-tech and industrial applications. It is approved for
Kidde FM-200

®

, FE-13™ and CO

2

 Clean Agent Systems

as well as Kidde IND™ Dry Chemical & WHDR™ Wet
Chemical Systems. The Gemini II is also listed for Sprin-
kler Supervisory Service and for Halon, Foam/Foam-
Water and Deluge/Pre-Action Systems.

MAIN CONTROL PANEL (MCP)

MCP POWER SUPPLY

The MCP operates on 120/240 Vac 50/60 Hz Power Sup-
ply. The Power Supply Unit is rated 4 Amps at 24 Vdc
and is provided with a Battery Charger to charge a 24
Vdc backup battery with a capacity 12 to 66 AH. The bat-
tery may be sized for 24 hour standby with 5 minutes
alarm or for 90 hour standby with 10 minutes alarm,
depending on the suppression system. The Power Sup-
ply is supervised and causes an immediate changeover
to battery in the event of loss of AC input or drop in input
voltage.

Summary of Contents for Kidde Fire Systems Gemini II Multi-Hazard

Page 1: ...re 1 this basic system can be field expanded to be a large eight hazard Control Display System with up to seven Remote Hazard Units RHU and sixteen Remote Display Units RDU all of which reside on a fault tolerant communications network The MCP and each RHU is intended to be physically located in the space it is meant to protect Since the MCP and RHUs are computer controlled each one can act in sta...

Page 2: ...al hardware Rated 2 5 Amps total at 24 Vdc for polarized Audio Visual devices Individually programmable to operate on 1st Alarm Waterflow Agent Pre Release Manual Release and Agent Release conditions and to generate Silent Steady 60 bpm Pulse 120 bpm Pulse and Temporal sound patterns either in Silenceable or Non Silenceable mode MAIN CONTROL PANEL POWER ON ALARM TROUBLE SUPERVISORY SIGNAL SILENCED...

Page 3: ... be programmed to operate either in local or global mode Figure 4 RHU Display Control Module RHU INPUT AND OUTPUT CIRCUITS Each RHU is also a Single Hazard Panel and is similar to the Main Control Panel being provided with the same Input and Output Circuits with the exception of the three System Relays The Optional Relay Board ORB can also be mounted to the RHU RHU CONSTRUCTION When using the opti...

Page 4: ... Display Modules Each LED Display Module pertains to one zone of protection and provides 16 zone specific LEDs over and above the five System LEDs provided on the MCP Display Control Module Enclosures of ULC listed MCP and RHU units are provided dead front pan els POWER RDU v1 AD SYSTEM STATUS NORMAL 12 00 09 17 02 ALM00 SUP0 TBL00 REMOTE DISPLAY UNIT R R ALARM SCROLL SUP TBL SCROLL SYSTEM CONTROL...

Page 5: ...to upload feature enhancements to its operating system The ISP Utility CD ROM operates on IBM compatible computers running Windows 95 98 2000 XP ME or NT and is con nected to the ISP port on the MCP RHU and RDU via Kidde P N 74 100016 003 PEGAsys Telephone Cable with DB9 Adapter TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MAIN CONTROL PANEL MCP REMOTE HAZARD UNITS RHU REMOTE DISPLAY UNITS RDU Main Menu Set List Isol...

Page 6: ...zard Unit w o Display RHU ULI 120 240 Vac 50 60 Hz Input Networked Unit controls 1 Hazard Block NEMA 1 Enclosure will house two 12 Vdc 12 AH Bat teries order selected batteries separately 84 322002 002 Gemini II Remote Hazard Unit with Display RHU ULI ULC 120 240 Vac 50 60 Hz Input Networked Unit controls 1 Hazard Block NEMA 1 Enclosure with dead front will house two 12 Vdc 12 AH Batteries order s...

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