Hochiki ASX True Loop Emulator

The Hochiki ASX True Loop Emulator allows the testing of an addressable fire alarm control panel's programming by virtually constructing the entire ESP-compatible network on a connected computer with the provided software. Acting as an interface between the panel and computer, the emulator can simulate up to 127 devices on each of the four loops it supports, which can then be 'activated' in various states, such as a fire event or short-circuit, showing engineers exactly how the panel reacts without disturbing the building's occupants. The emulator can even be used to design and test a fire alarm system with just a panel, which could save time and money on abortive works by planning and testing virtual loops before buying any Hochiki ESP protocol detectors and alarms. Two of these emulators can even be used simultaneously, allowing simulation of up to 8 loops and over 1000 devices.

• Interface between panel and computer for loop emulation
• Simulate up to 4 loops per Emulator unit
• Two Emulators can be used simultaneously for a total of 8 loops
• Add up to 127 devices per loop for testing
• Design and test entire networks with only a panel - no wasting money on unecessary or incorrect devices
• Simulate fire events, short-circuits, and even address conflicts to test the panel's programming
• No need to disturb the building's occupants while planning and optimising networks via the emulator
• Connects to panel via loop wiring
• Serial RS232 connection to computer
• Mains-powered with a 240V AC to 24V DC converter