23 March, 2018

Simplex Fire Alarm System

 History of SIMPLEX
Color graphic
Consoles, 4001
w/microprocessor, Addressable notification,
4245, 4246, 4247 expandability, flexibility, Acquisition by Tyco,
Series control Detection 4100U, IMS, TrueSite
Founded in Gardner, MA panel improvements Workstation

IBM Acquisition Visual signaling, 4020 panel for 4100ES, 4010ES,

Time Pull station, mid-size Incident Commander,
voice, 2001, applications TrueAlert ES
LifeAlarm 2120 w/LED & Speakers

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Making the Most of Your Investment
Average fire alarm system’s
life span is approximately
20 years

• Add new technology &

features when available
• Migrate to a new platform
when end of useful life is
reached
4100 • Retain existing features
1988-2001 • Backward compatibility is a
4100U major part of our product
2001– 2011
design
4100ES
2011 – 2xxx

Platforms Engineered for Compatibility & Upgrade

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 Simplex eServices

Report generation

Send alarm and event

Panel archiving notifications to remote and
mobile users

Remote fire alarm

Test and inspect annunciation
via cell phone app over your corporate LAN

Program your entire fire alarm

system from a single location

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Worldwide list of Simplex Customers

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The Simplex Family of Control Panels

• Addressable • Addressable • Addressable

4100ES 2,500 Points

4007 ES 100-250 Points

4010 ES 1,000 Points

notification with self notification with self notification with self
test capability test capability test capability

• Best fit for replacing • Best fit when a • Best fit when a
smaller conventional network of panels is network of panels is
systems required required

• Best fit for small • Best fit when a listed • Best fit when a listed
standalone facilities suppression system suppression system
is required is required
• Best fit when a
network of panels is • Best fit when
required Integrated Voice for
Emergency
• Best fit when a listed Communications
suppression system applications
is required

Common Features Scalable for Projects of any Size or Complexity

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Our Newest Panel:
Simplex 4007ES
 2 Models with Configurable Options

4007ES Panel with TrueAlert ES 4007ES Hybrid Panel

Addressable Notification Addressable & Conventional
Perfect for new installations Ideally suited to for retrofit and
upgrades

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4007ES Hybrid Panel
RUI
Remote Annunciator

IDNet+ Onboard Loop 1 Class A or B

IDNet+ Expansion Loop 2 Class A or B

IDNet+ Expansion Loop 3 Class A or B

EOL
4 x TrueAlert
EOL
Non-Addressable
SmartSync NACs
EOL Class A or Class B

EOL

Onboard Zone / Relay Card

Each I/O point can be configured as a
Class B Conventional Zone or Relay Output or
4 Class A Conventional Zones (2 I/O per Class A Zone)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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4007ES Fully Addressable IDNAC Panel
RUI +
Remote Annunciator

IDNet+ Onboard Loop 1

IDNet+ Expansion Loop 2

IDNet+ Expansion Loop 3

TrueAlert ES Addressable Technology

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4007ES USB Port
Used to download system reports including TrueAlertES self test reports

Can be used to upload and download programs and slave software

• Panel will automatically recognize the program on the USB device
• Could be used to transport programs to contractors
• Can be used to save snapshot of job file and all slave software (system
backup)
• CPU also has onboard flash memory – will store previous version of
software

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 Simplex 4100ES

Flexible, programmable switches Large-Screen Displays

Operators have simple, one touch control over Powerful InfoAlarm provides at-a-
critical system functions such as elevators and glance access to critical information
fans, and allow critical messages to be launched
with the push of a button.

Integrated Audio Communication Integrated Mass Storage Device

The 4100ES supports up to eight channels of Archive all 4100ES programs as well as
digitized voice allow simultaneous and tests and panel changes. It is
unique messages to be broadcast to different supervised for failure and removal.
areas of a facility.

Remote Download and Programming

When you connect your panels to the facility Install Mode
LAN, technicians can access and program them Ideal for retrofit projects, the new Install
all from a central location. Decrease download Mode can eliminate trouble conditions for
times and avoid the need to escort technicians devices that are not yet installed— or are
to sensitive areas of a facility. installed but not yet commissioned.

Sleek, New-Look Cabinet

The new design blends well with your building’s
architecture and is very much in character with
the 4100ES system’s Internet-ready features.

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4100ES: Modular Design
Protects
Factory built as
Customers
standard
Investment

Software
Reduces Cost of
configuration
Ownership and
supplied with
Life Costs
each panel

Individually Reduces
Configured for installation &
Each Project commissioning

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Wide Variety of Interface Options

HLI Interfacing
• BACNET
• MODBUS
• VESDA
• Paging systems
Network System Integrator
• 3rd party panel network
• interface
Computer Port Protocol
• Software House Secure 9000
• Several BAS companies
TCP/IP Physical Bridge
• Panel to Panel LAN/WAN
connection Networking
Remote unit interface (RUI) • Panels over different media
• Remote LCDs & panel cards • Graphics interconnection
• Remote monitoring

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Mass Storage
• Job Files are automatically backed up
and stored
• Compact Flash is “electrically
supervised”
• Local file storage of site specific
software and system related documents
such as: drawings, pictures, test and
inspection records etc.
• Not reliant on technicians laptop for
archiving

This meets the 2010 Edition of NFPA 72

requirements for on site storage of site
specific software, site drawings,
manufacturer's instructions and other
critical system information.

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Ethernet Downloads
The 4100ES and 4010ES support IP
enabled panel downloads over Ethernet
while the Panel is “Live” and Running.

These downloads use TCP/IP protocol.

Eliminates the need to visit each panel

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Service Gateway

The Service Gateway option enables two-way

remote communication between the technician
and the panel via email or instant messaging.

A technician working alone during an installation

or at a break/fix call can operate the fire panel
remotely.

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 TSW Mobile Client – Example with Control
TSW Mobile Authorized Personnel
Client Can Initiate
Utility and Audio
Controls

4100ES NVCC TSW

Central Security Server
Building
TSW
Remote Command Centre

4100ES
Admin Building

4010ES
Sports Pavilion

Example:
One Technician
Testing/Commissioning 4100ES
Science Building
4100ES
Student
Accommodation
Silence, Ack and Reset

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Service Gateway
• A PC application that connects to the 4010ES and 4100ES panel computer
port
• Enables two-way remote communication between the user and the panel via
email or AIM instant messaging
• Live chat with your fire panel
Cat5 Cable or WWW
Serial Cable

Air Card
SMOKE ALARM
ROOM 407

Service Laptop with Dongle

Room 406 Room 407 Room 408

Email or SMS (text

message) client

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Install Mode
The Install Mode feature minimizes the number of troubles when a system is
being installed or replaced.
• Displays a single trouble for points that are programmed but have yet to be installed
or that are installed but are not ready to be commissioned.
• Eliminates confusion associated with recurring troubles during installation and
enables operators to provide more accurate and efficient response

Loop 1 -
installed

Loop 2 - not yet

The 4100ES System annunciates 1 “INSTALL
installed
MODE ACTIVE” trouble

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SafeLINC Fire Panel Internet Interface
Internet-based link allows the panel to communicate
via email and facility staff to monitor the status of
their fire alarm systems via the internet.

World Wide
WEB

SMS &
email
SafeLINC Internet Module

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Simplex TrueAlert ES Addressable
Detection Devices
Address is in the Base of Detector
Other Brands Simplex

001 003 006 001 003 006

001 003 006 001 003 006

Typical Maintenance routine to Typical Maintenance routine to

remove detectors for Cleaning remove detectors for Cleaning

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 Address is in the Base of Detector
Other Brands Simplex
001 003 006 001 003 006

Justifications for end user:

• Simplified ongoing building Operator
maintenance and idiot proof the simple task
of detectors Cleaning.

006 006

003 003
•If Detector is wrongly place during maintenance, the CPU •Maintenance do not worry about mixing up detectors as the
will mix up the alarm locations as well as cause and address is on the base
effect will be all mess up as001
the address is on the 001
•Wrong Type of Device place will be able to function with
head.
right setting e.g. Heat when wrongly place in a smoke
•Wrong Type of Device place will Malfunction due to location will function but with fault indication.
wrong setting at the address
•Just Plug back and system is back in operations
•Sometimes call for readdressing by resetting panel or Immediately without human intervention
rescanning affected loops. There might be compromise
to the tested database.

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Simplex TrueAlert ES Addressable
Notification Appliances
Testing Conventional Notification Appliances

4th Floor

3rd Floor

2nd Floor

1st Floor

Basement

Parking

All Devices on Entire Circuit Must Be Tested Together!

Option: Added Cost for After-Hours Testing
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Industry First: Patented Self Test Capability
TrueAlert ES appliances feature built in light and
sound sensors
• Detect the operation of the strobe and sounder
• Confirm whether the strobe and sounder operated
during testing
Automatic and scheduled Self-Test
• Test an entire system in seconds.
• Initiate manually or schedule to take place
automatically – any time of the day or night
Manual Self-Test
• The user manually sets the circuit into self-test and
then walk around to the devices on that particular
circuit.
Device information and testing history is stored and
easily reported

Know your Appliances are Working

Reduce or Eliminate Disruption from System Testing
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TrueAlert ES Automatic Self-Test

Each device contains built-in sensors

measure sound/light output

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Appliances that Test Themselves

Each Device
pulses Horn Each appliance device sends status to
for 1 second generate Pass/Fail report at panel

Each Device
flashes
Strobe for 1
second

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Self-Test Modes – Scheduled Testing

Scheduled Self-Test
• Scheduled self-test allows the user
to set a schedule as to when an
automatic self test will occur
• The self-test report will be
available to be examined when the
operators check the system in the
morning.
• The self-test report will be exactly
the same as any automatic self-
test.
• In the 4007ES, the self test report
can be downloaded to USB
storage device.

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Revolutionizing Design, Installation and Service

Intelligent, addressable notification appliances

TrueAlert ES delivers:
• Total device addressability, control and
information
• Unparalleled flexibility in the design and
installation of fire alarm notification systems
• Lower costs through more efficient wiring,
fewer system components and smarter use
of power
• “Hands free”, unobtrusive, on demand and
scheduled testing of every appliance
• Appliance testing and performance history
logging and reporting
• Easier system troubleshooting, repair and
expansion

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 Enhanced Power Efficiency
Previous Approach: Smaller Voltage Range; Higher Current Use

29v 26v 23v

3.1amp 3.1amp 3.1amp

Voltage Range 24 17

TrueAlert ES: Increased Voltage Rage, Lower Current, Greater Flexibility

29v 28v 27v 26v

3.1amp 3.1amp 3.1amp 3.1amp

Voltage Range 29 17

TrueAlert ES appliances function over a wider voltage range and

use 20-50% less current than conventional Simplex appliances.

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Efficiency, Flexibility, and Savings
Conventional Notification:
TrueAlert ES Addressable:
1,373m (4,507’) of 14 AWG 13 NACs
1,016m (3,335’) of 18 AWG, T-Tapping Used 3 SLCs

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR

EOLR Up to:
• 50% cost reduction in wiring material
• 26% less NAC wiring
EOLR • 50% fewer AC connections and batteries
EOLR • 77% fewer NAC
EOLR

Primary School Case Study: 98 Appliances

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Simplex 5900 Series Notification Appliances
• LED technology used to create
smaller, more appealing devices
that are highly energy efficient.
• Part of the TrueAlert ES family.
• Revolutionary self testing
capability.
• Efficient, flexible, cost effective
wiring infrastructure for easier
design and installation.
• Ideal for appearance conscious
facilities looking for sleek, modern
design and highly energy efficient
appliances.
• Market-leading features

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Compact, Streamlined Design

5.25”x 3.50 ” x 1.62”

13.34cm x 8.89cm x 4.11cm

6.22” x 3.06” x 0.28”

15.79 cm x 7.77 cm x .71 cm

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Introducing TrueAlert ES
Addressable Speakers
TrueAlert ES Addressable Speakers
• Complete family of wall/ceiling mount speakers
• Individually identified, supervised and
controlled speakers
• Revolutionary self-test capability
• T-tap audio and highly flexible NAC wiring
• Easier to design, install, expand and modify
• Use less wiring, smaller gauge wiring, and
power supplies and batteries
• Dual-use system: no need for separate fire
alarm and PA
• Emergency and non-emergency
announcements
• Background music

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First-Ever Speakers with Addressable Audio
• Activate specific speakers (or groups of speakers)
• Flexible grouping controlled through programming, not wiring
• Improved occupant safety and more effective emergency response
• Control exactly where announcements are broadcast and which
announcement is played on each speaker
• Deliver critical information to building occupants
• Supports 520 HZ Tone and local annunciation functions
• CO Alarms, hotel rooms, etc.

(Room 201) (Room 203)

VNAC 1
VNAC 2 VNAC 4

(Floor 2 Common Areas) VNAC 3 VNAC 5

(Room 202) (Room 204)

T1-2-1 T1-2-2 T1-2-3 T1-2-4 T1-2-5 T1-2-6 T1-2-7 T1-2-8

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TrueStart Instrument
TrueStart Instrument

Designed for Simplex fire alarm and addressable IDNet and

IDNAC Circuit wiring
Shortens Simplex Fire System commissioning time and
reduces labor
Tests ALL panel circuits for wiring faults
• Initiation AND notification devices
Identifies addressing errors
• Before the technician arrives to power up panel
• During the installation of devices
• Out at an area or floor
Problematic IDNet and IDNAC circuits
• Identifies cross talk problems
Battery operated, rechargeable and easily portable

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How Does TrueStart Instrument Work?
Connect the meter to the IDNet or
IDNAC circuit and runs tests

Tech powers the panel and

commissions the system

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TrueStart Data Analyzer PC Software

TrueSTART Data Analyzer is a Windows PC application that allows you to upload

test data from the TSI for easier review, archiving, and report

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Our Brand

We combine technology with

insights to build purposeful
solutions that help the world
progress, meeting today’s needs
and shaping better tomorrows.
VISION A safe, comfortable and
sustainable world.
MISSION Helping our customers win
everywhere, every day.
 CREATING A GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL LEADER
Through a Merger of Complementary Businesses
Uniting global leaders uniquely
positioned in buildings and energy
markets

DISTINCT INDUSTRY  Leader in building technology and  Leader in fire protection, security
EXPERTISE energy storage and life safety

 World-class buildings and automation  Unique offerings in asset tracking

EXPANDS BUILDINGS control technology and protection
PORTFOLIO & UNITES  Integrated solutions for smart buildings,  Leading innovations in sensing and
INNOVATION PIPELINES campuses and cities video technologies
 Value-added services driven by advanced  Advanced analytics-based retail solutions
data, analytics and connectivity

LINKS COMPLEMENTARY  Unique application knowledge and expertise  Distinct design, engineering, installation
OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES  World-class engineering, installation and and service capabilities in fire protection
service capabilities and security

 Johnson Controls shareholders will own  Tyco shareholders will own 44% of
STRONG LEADERSHIP & 56% of combined company combined company
BALANCED OWNERSHIP  Alex Molinaroli will serve as Chairman  George R. Oliver will serve as President
and CEO and COO and become the next CEO
 6 current directors from Johnson Controls  5 current directors from Tyco

The combined company will pair leading businesses with

$30 BILLION IN
REVENUE WITH
best-in-class product, technology and service capabilities
to deliver greater value to customers, shareholders and
117,000
STRONG GROWTH GLOBAL EMPLOYEES
employees. The company will continue its commitment to
POTENTIAL
innovation and growth globally.
Who We Are
Portfolio of Leading Brands..

#1 in HVAC, Controls, Fire, Security and Power Solutions

Integrated Solutions For Safer, Smarter
Buildings & Cities
Thank You.