High-Pressure Supervised Latching Actuator
For fire suppression systems with operating pressures up to 300 bar and is compatible with CO2 systems. Meets regulatory standards for supervision.
The high-pressure supervised latching actuator’s integrated supervisory feature provides fully engaged installation detection and eliminates the need for an additional supervisory component and electrical connection. This durable actuator features ultrafast response and is resettable after activation with the optional manual reset tool. The discharge valve interface is customizable to fit your system.
Typical Application
Is our High-Pressure Supervised Latching Actuator the right fit for your application?
Integrated Supervision for Fire Suppression Systems
A family of supervised latching actuators that meets NFPA 2001: Sec. 4.3.4.1 and EN 15004-1 supervision requirements.
TLX designs custom actuation for fire suppression systems, balancing certification, performance, and long-term reliability in every component, including:
Regulatory Compliance
Engineering expertise to help achieve UL, FM, CE, LPCB, & VdS certifications and listings, with compliance designed in from the first concept.
Complex Environments
Optimization of actuators and valves for applications requiring high pressure and high speed, from inert gas systems at 300 bar to hazardous locations.
Advanced Security
Fully engaged installation detected through integrated supervisory component as required. Designed to safeguard against tampering.
Increased Performance
Designed to handle various actuation force requirements across agent types and system pressures. Durable components can be reset after activation for future use.
Limiting Power Consumption
Latching technology utilized to minimize overall power consumption, holding the ready state for years on standby without drawing continuous current from the panel.
Custom Configuration
Interfacing options available to meet system dimensional differences. Optional manual actuation assembly and reset tool attachment.
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