Commercial, Industrial and Residential Fire Systems

Commercial, Industrial and Residential Fire Systems

BROOKS is an Australian family owned business specialising in producing high quality fire systems. Along with sophisticated Panasonic Technology and highly qualified engineering and manufacturing staff, BROOKS take pride in producing the products in this catalogue. Product Guide Index Fire Panels BROOKS Intelligent Analogue Addressable C.I.E Page 1 Fire Panels Analogue Addressable C.I.E - Options Page 3 Analogue Addressable Detectors Page 5 Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices Page 7 Fire Panels Conventional Page 13 Conventional Detectors and Devices Page 14 Fire Panels Residential Fire Systems Page 17 Fire Panels Local Control Panels Page 20 Specialised Panels and Devices Page 21 Specialised Panels Devices Page 22 Occupant Warning Systems Page 24 Accessories Page 26 Accessories Sight and Sound Products and Intrinsically Page 27 Safe Detectors Fire Industry Acronyms Page 28 Fire Terms Glossary Page 29 Notes Page 31 E & OE. Information subject to change without notice including terms and conditions of sale.

BROOKS FT1020G3 Analogue Addressable C.I.E. The Next Generation of Intelligent Analogue Addressable Control and Indicating Equipment (C.I.E) FT1020G3 Intelligent Analogue Addressable C.I.E Firetracker FT1020G3 is an intelligent analogue addressable fire system, conforming to the AS7240.2 Control and Indicating Equipment, AS7240.4 Power Supply and AS4428.3-2010 Fire Brigade Panel standards. FT1020G3 is the third generation of BROOKS intelligent analogue addressable systems. It meets the most stringent requirements in order to secure real fire alarms and to reduce nuisance alarms. Dimensions: Large cabinet: 920mmH x 450mmW x 220mmD (including door) Standard cabinet: 630mmH x 450mmW x 220mmD (including door) Up to 1020 addresses per control and indicating equipment (C.I.E) Redundant network for up to 30 control units with two TLON networks Large front display makes FT1020G3 user-friendly An optional panel mount printer can be added if required A user friendly PC software EBLWin is used to create, edit, download (back up) the site specific data (SSD). It is also used for the maintenance, new SW downloads, etc Adaptation of each analogue detector s alarm level in relation to its contamination. A service signal will be given when a detector has to be replaced Advanced Alarm Algorithms for contamination compensation, self diagnostics and filtering the nuisance alarms from the real fire alarms and one algorithm is used for faster detection of smoldering fires User related functions eg; Test mode, time channels, alarm delay, Alert Annunciation, disablements of outputs and inputs, two-unit dependence, user definable alarm text for each alarm point etc Programmable inputs and outputs on the COM loop. A larger number of trigger conditions are available Expansion boards (options) up to six boards with conventional zone line inputs, relay outputs and/or supervised inputs and outputs Interface for External Presentation units, Alert Annunciation Units, etc Web-server 1598 (option) can connect the system to Internet (LAN), for status presentation and remote control via a PC (web browser) I/O matrix boards for 1668 fan control, zone disable, remote mimic applications, etc 5058 FT1020G3 Printer Page1 Page 1

BROOKS Intelligent Analogue Addressable Control and Indicating Equipment (C.I.E) FT128V2 Single Loop Analogue Addressable C.I.E The BROOKS firetracker FT128V2 is a single loop intelligent addressable C.I.E configured to accommodate with up to 255 analogue addressable detectors or devices on a single loop Note: The FT128 has had an upgrade to FT128V2 to increase loop capacity FT512 4 Loop BROOKS Analogue Addressable C.I.E The BROOKS firetracker FT512 has been superseded by the FT1020G3 third generation C.I.E FT128V2/FT512 Standard Enclosure 630mmH x 450mmW x 220mmD FT128V2/FT512 Large Enclosure 920mmH x 450mmW x 220mmD User programmable inputs and outputs in the C.I.E and/or via I/O units on the COM loop Service signal is given when a detector is contaminated to a certain level A large number of fire detection algorithms are supported by the system and can be set individually for each analogue detector Intelligent alarm algorithms and a unique self learning algorithm to detect smoldering fires Self diagnostics function detects every deviation from the accurate normal condition in the electronics and in the detection chamber A large variety of units can be connected to the COM loop: o Analogue addressable smoke and heat detectors o Intrinsically safe analogue addressable smoke and heat detectors o Waterproof heat detectors o Addressable manual call points, waterproof version is also available o Addressable short circuit isolators o Addressable sirens/sounder bases o Addressable Red Strobe (Beacon) o Light module o Addressable I/O units, and voltage output units o Addressable power supplies o Conventional detectors via I/O units Display of actual system status on a PC or pocket PC via an optional web server connected to an intranet (LAN) or the internet Up to 30 firetracker FT512 C.I.E s can be connected to a TLON network note this facility is NOT available with the FT128 Page2 Page 2

Fire Panels Analogue Addressable C.I.E - Options A full range of optional equipment to enhance and add to the performance of the firetracker series of Analogue Addressable C.I.E s has been designed and manufactured in Australia by BROOKS. The main options are listed below but other options to meet specific requirements are available on request: Isolate OCCUPANT WARNING SYSTEM Auto Fault PA Mic Alert Man Evac Press PA To Talk Occupant Warning Systems (OWS) The BROOKS integrated Occupant Warning System provides reliable audible and visual warnings to building occupants via speakers and strobes. The standard amplifier sizes available are 60 watt and 120watt but 20 watt and 250watt are available to special order. The OWS system comprises a main control board, a main display board, audio amplifier, optional 4 zone expansion board, optional PA 8 zone display board. Select Select Select Select PA ZONE SELECTION Select Select Select Select Disable Disable Disable AL DS FT AL DS FT AL DS FT ZONE CONTROL AL Disable DS Disable FT AL Disable DS Disable FT AL Disable DS Disable FT AL DS FT AL DS FT AL DS FT Disable Disable Disable LED Test AL DS FT AL DS FT AL DS FT Zone Control Each module provides alarm indication, fault indication and disable control for up to 12 zones configured in Win128, EBLWin or Win512. Up to 2 modules (24 zones) can be fitted in FT128 control panel (considering other options) up to 4 modules (48 zones) in FT512 and up to 6 modules in FT1020G3. The zone control module is normally mounted in the CIE but it is also possible to connect the module externally via the COM loop and external 24V DC supply. The module provides a simplified indication for zone status without the need for a crystal display. The disable button allows a specific zone to be temporarily disabled without the need to access the CIE menu. This typically used where building works or maintenance procedures are being carried out in a localized area of a building. F Running A Stopped N Fault On Auto Off Fan Reset F Running F Running A Stopped A Stopped N Fault N Fault On On Auto Auto Off Off 1668 FAN CONTROL F Running A Stopped N Fault On Auto Off LED Test AS1668 Fan Controls The fan control module is designed to meet the requirements of the Australian standard AS1668.1. The module consists of a universal I/O matrix board 4582 and AS1668 fan control application board SUB902. It can be configured in Win128 EBLWin and Win512. The fan control application board provides controls and fan status indications for 4 of any fan type. Up to 8 fan modules (32 fans) can be fitted in FT128 control unit, up to 16 fan modules (64 fans) in FT512 and up to 24 fan modules (96 fan) in FT1020G3. Note: the total number of fan modules shall be reduced if other options are fitted, e.g. zone control module, generic mimic module, etc. Page3 Page 3

Fire Panels Analogue Addressable C.I.E Options 1598 Webserver The Panasonic 1598 Webserver is mounted within the FT128, FT1020G3 or FT512 C.I.E. A cable and accessories kit is supplied with the Webserver. The Webserver allows the user to view the actual status of the FT128, FT1020G3 or FT512 in PC via internet or intranet (LAN). Emails can be sent in case of fire alarm, prewarning, test mode alarm, fault, disablement and/or service signal. 5095 Fire Alarm Systems TLON Manager Kit The TLON Manager kit 5095 is intended for the fire alarm systems FT512 and FT1020G3 when two or more c.i.e s shall be connected in a TLON network. The kit contains the following: U10 USB Network interface type 75010R Network connection cable (1.5 m) USB memory stick, containing: Echelon LNS Server,etc The PC program TLON Manager 2.0 Documentation (Operating Instr.) USB extension cable (0.6m) License (for 64 credits per PC) U10 USB Network interface type 75010R TLON Manager 2.0 is the PC software with which a TLON project is created and installed into the network units. It is also used for maintenance of the TLON Network. USB Memory stick and USB extension cable (0.6 m) Network connection cable (1.5 m) BA-LASIF Interface Card The BROOKS LAS Interface Card has been primarily designed to interface the BROOKS FT firetracker C.I.E s to most commonly used Nurse Call systems. Page4 Page 4

Analogue Addressable Detectors The BROOKS range of Analogue Addressable Detectors and some Devices are manufactured by Panasonic and are available exclusively in Australia and New Zealand through your nearest BROOKS outlet. For use with the BROOKS FT128, FT512 and FT1020G3 series of Analogue Addressable C.I.E. 4400 BROOKS Multi Sensor Photoelectric (Optical) and Thermal The multi detector contains one photo-electric (optical) smoke detector and one heat detector within the low profile housing The latest IC technology will secure the highest reliability possible It has unleaded soldering The smoke detection chamber has a high-efficient optical system with an infrared light LED and a photodiode with two lenses Light reflection is used to detect smoke, which enters the detection chamber through an insect filter and an optical labyrinth The heat sensing element is a thermistor The detector is supplied with two red LEDs that will be blinking when the detector has activated alarm It also has a green polling LED. The detector is plugged in an analogue base (3312 / 4313 / 3379) The COM loop is connected to the base, which also can have terminals for an external LED, e.g. BARIL The detector is intended for indoor use in dry premises and in the firetracker systems FT128 / FT512 / FT1020G3 The detector is prepared for an advanced mode to be used in conjunction with future version of firetracker SW versions as well as current software versions Complies with AS7240.7 and AS7240.5 4300 (Replaced July 2013 by 4400) BROOKS Multi Sensor Photoelectric (Optical) and Thermal Multi detector is a photoelectric (optical) smoke detector and a heat detector within one low profile housing Set via Win 128 or Win 512 software to operate as: Two separate detectors, smoke as one zone and heat as another zone One detector, either smoke detector or heat detector activates fire alarm Page5 Page 5

Analogue Addressable Detectors 4401 BROOKS Analogue Photoelectric (Optical) Smoke Sensor The photoelectric (optical) smoke detector has a low profile housing The latest IC technology will secure the highest reliability possible. It has unleaded soldering The smoke detection chamber has a high-efficient optical system with an infrared light LED and a photodiode with two lenses Light reflection is used to detect smoke, which enters the detection chamber through an insect filter and an optical labyrinth The detector is supplied with two red LEDs that will be blinking when the detector has activated alarm. It also has a green polling LED The detector is plugged in an analogue base (3312 / 4313 / 3379) The COM loop is connected to the base, which also can have terminals for an external LED, e.g. BARIL The detector is intended for indoor use in dry premises and in the firetracker systems FT128 / FT512 / FT1020G3 Complies with AS7240.7 4301 (Replaced July 2013 by 4401) BROOKS Analogue Photoelectric (Optical) Smoke Sensor The photoelectric (optical) smoke detector has a low profile design Page6 Page 6

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices 3308 BROOKS Analogue Heat Sensor Three different algorithms Class A1: 54-65⁰C. Class A2S: 64-70⁰C and Class BS: 69 85⁰C Complies with AS7240.5 3309 BROOKS Enclosed Analogue Heat Sensor (IP67) Three different algorithms Class A1: 54-65⁰C. Class A2S: 64-70⁰C and Class BS: 69 85⁰C ATEX compliance Waterproof (IP67) Complies with AS7240.5 4414 Address Setting Tool Used for COM loop address and mode settings Dimensions: 220mm x 145mm x 20mm 1736 Alert Annunciation Unit Control and indicating unit for alert annunciation Compact size Acknowledge button Stores up to 617 programmable text messages Built-in buzzer with silence button Page7 Page 7

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices Dimensions: 220mm x 145mm x 20mm 1728AU External Presentation Unit For presentation of pre-warning, fire alarms, common faults and common disablements Compact size Stores up to 617 programmable text messages Built-in buzzer with silence button 3366AU BROOKS Loop Monitored 4 Amp External Power Supply Monitored from the C.I.E via the COM loop 230 VAC input, 24 VDC output at 4 AMP Space for 2 sealed lead acid batteries inside the housing up to 12 AH 3312 BROOKS Analogue Base Common base for the different analogue detectors The base has screw terminals for the COM loop (in/out) Output for external LED indication (RIL) A label holder could be mounted in the base (in the label holder recess) Used in the systems firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems The base is intended for indoor use and in dry premises Label holder recess on label is required Page8 Page 8

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices o 3379 BROOKS T3 Addressable Sounder Base Programmable sounder in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Three different sound types and priority levels Powered of the COMS loop Sound types The frequency is 3650 ± 350 Hz for all three Sound types. 1. Steady (continuous), default for priority level 1 2. 3 Hz (167 ms on / 167 ms off), default for priority level 2 3. 1 Hz (500 ms on / 500 ms off), default for priority level 3 Analogue detector plug directly into the base High sound output option in FT1020G3V2.0.x and FT128V2.0.x Max 50 per COM loop o 4380 BROOKS Addressable Beacon Swallow or deep base Low current consumption thanks to LED Technology Connected directly on the COM loop 4313 BROOKS Short Circuit Isolator Base 4313 is an analogue base with built-in Short circuit isolator Surface mounted and is suitable for use with any BROOKS analogue detector The 4313 can be used in conjunction with the short circuit isolator unit 4370 Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems to increase the COM loop safety Up to 64 isolators (4313 / 4370) can be connected on each COM loop for FT1020G3V2.0.x and FT128V.2.0.x Isolates a short circuit on a COM loop Specific fault messages to locate the short circuit across the COM loop Requires COM loop address Page9 Page 9

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices 3333 BROOKS Addressable Manual Call Point Built-in LED indicator Attractive design compliant with EN54-11 Test key for routine testing without breaking the glass element Protection against accidental operation via polycarbonate flap Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Intended for indoor use and in dry premises Cover optional sold separately 3339 BROOKS Enclosed Addressable Manual Call Point IP56 Encapsulated circuit Built in LED indicator Attractive design compliant with EN54-11 IP rating IP56 Test key for routine testing without breaking the glass element Protection against accidental operation Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Intended for indoor use in premises where IP56 rating is required Protection against accidental operation via polycarbonate flap 4433 BROOKS Addressable Manual Call Point with Isolator Attractive design compliant with EN54-11 Test key for routine testing without breaking the glass element Built-in short-circuit isolator Protection against accidental operation 4439 BROOKS Enclosed Addressable Manual Call Point with Isolator Attractive design & Built-in short-circuit isolator. IP rating IP56 Test key for routine testing without breaking the glass element Page10 Page 10

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices 3340 BROOKS Alarm Acknowledgement Facility Multiple detectors per module, max 5 detectors Loop module, one address per module Loop powered, no additional wiring Surface or flush mounting Multiple time setting for acknowledgement and investigation time Supplied with a flap cover to protect the unit Easy to program in Win512 / Win 128 / ELBWin Controls standard sounder base 3379 Used in firetracker FT128 with software V.1.0.0 or higher Used in firetracker FT512 with software V.2.4.0 or higher Used in firetracker FT1020G3 with any software 3361 BROOKS Addressable Multipurpose I/O unit Two programmable relay outputs Two programmable inputs, one is supervised for short or open circuit and used as a conventional zone input A larger number of trigger conditions are available Built-in LED indicator The unit is intended for indoor use and in dry premises (use any small IP box locally) Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems 3364 BROOKS 2 Supervised Voltage Output Module External 24V supply is required via 3366 or the C.I.E Intended for indoor use and for dry environments (use any small IP box locally) Two programmable supervised voltage outputs A special fire door closing voltage output External 24V supply to 3364 is monitored via mains OK terminal Waterproof box available type 3362 Approved to AS7240.2 4370 BROOKS Addressable Short Circuit Isolator Module Intended to be surface mounted and a plastic protection cover Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Intended for indoor use and in dry premises When required, it can be mounted in a waterproof box Isolates a short circuit on a COM loop Specific fault messages to locate the short circuit across the COM loop Page11 Page 11

Analogue Addressable Detectors and Devices 3377 BROOKS Addressable Siren General purpose sounder that consists of a horn (incl. all electronics) and a back box, which has double cable entries Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Intended for indoor use and in dry premises High sound output but low current consumption Three tones are available: Continuous 990Hz, pulsed (intermittent) 990Hz 0.5s/0.5s, 2 tone (alternating) 990/650Hz 0.25s/0.25s 3 priority levels are available Powered off the COMS loop 4477 BROOKS Addressable Siren with Isolator General purpose sounder that consists of a horn (incl. all electronics) and a back box, which has double cable entries Used in the firetracker FT512, firetracker FT128 and firetracker FT1020G3 systems Built in short circuit isolator Intended for indoor use and in dry premises High sound output but low current consumption Three tones are available: Continuous 990Hz, pulsed (intermittent) 990Hz 0.5s/0.5s, 2 tone (alternating) 990/650Hz 0.25s/0.25s 3 priority levels are available Powered off the COMS loop 4383 BROOKS Light Indicator Low current consumption thanks to LED technology Placed between an analogue detector base and an analogue detector 2210/2211/2212 BROOKS Addressable Multipurpose Input Output Unit 2210 - Addressable Multipurpose 8 input 8 relay output unit and 16 LED output 2211 - Addressable Multipurpose 16 input 16 relay output unit and 16 LED output 2212 - Generic Input Output Mimic Module Page12 Page 12

Fire Panels Conventional Ideal for all commercial, industrial and residential applications requiring a AS1670 solution. FT420 firetracker Conventional C.I.E The BROOKS firetracker FT420 is a highly integrated, highly configurable and flexible 4 to 20 zone Control and Indicating Equipment (CIE). The FT420 series is Australian designed and manufactured and tested by CISRO to meet the requirements of the AS7240.2 and the AS7240.4 Standards. The product with correct configuration and installation is suited to specific applications which require reliable early detection, occupant warnings and ancillary control. Dimensions: 480mmH x 450mmW x 200mmD From 4 up to 20 zones of alarm detection circuits and generic inputs from security, chemical hazard and any compatible inputs ACF controls and indicators, an external strobe circuit, a walk test and alarm devices output as standard features Complete Occupant Warning System (OWS) with speaker zoning, PA electrets microphone, multiple tones and voice messages, PA, dual strobe output and manual tone selections Standard facilities for fan controls according to the requirements of Standard AS1668 Standard facility for MDH fused circuit connection Standard interface for gas extinguishing system Optional OWS Configurations Available in 60 watt, 120 watt and 250 watt configurations By adding expansion boards, the CIE is capable of providing a complete OWS system which includes the following features: Multiple tone and voice messages - A total of ten tones and / or voice messages can be broadcasted based on the system conditions Dimensions: 920mmH x 450mmW x 220mmD Visual alarm indications - The OWS is capable of providing both audible and visual warnings in alarm conditions. Its monitored dual strobe output signals the visual indications for both alert and evacuation conditions separately Automatic tone alert system with manual tone selections (Alertcom) - Up to eight tones can be broadcasted based on the associated monitored trigger inputs or the manual selections. It can be used not only for the emergency warnings, but also for the general message broadcastings, such as the school and lunch bells. PA - Public addressing can be broadcasted to up to 16 manually selected zones or to all zones simultaneously Auxiliary audio input - Remote desktop microphone announcements or background music can be broadcasted when the dedicated control is enabled and the CIE is in quiescent conditions Simple configurations - User friendly system configuration simplifies installation and on-site servicing processes. Authorised users can configure all the system parameters easily via a PC interface Page13 Page 13

Conventional Detectors and Devices The BROOKS range of Conventional Detectors is manufactured by Panasonic and are available exclusively in Australia and New Zealand through your nearest BROOKS outlet. 4350 BROOKS Multi Detector Photoelectric (Optical) and Thermal Combined heat smoke sensing Variable delay function Learning function and condition Low profile design Latest IC technology Used in conventional panels and in conventional zone inputs in BROOKS firetracker FT128, firetracker FT512 and firetracker FT1020G3, firetracker FT420 Used in conjunction with the 2324 conventional base Complies with AS7240.7 4352 BROOKS Photoelectric (Optical) Smoke Detector Low profile design Latest IC technology / highest reliability High-efficient optical system The smoke enters the detection chamber through an insect filter and an optical labyrinth Improves the smoke inflow but it also minimises false (nuisance) alarms Used in conventional panels and in conventional zone inputs in BROOKS firetracker FT128, firetracker FT512 and firetracker FT1020G3, firetracker FT420 Used in conjunction with the 2324 conventional base Complies with AS7240.7 4318 BROOKS Combination Heat Detector The heat detector 4318 is a conventional combination heat detector, class A1R Rate-of-rise and fixed temperature alarm levels Utilises reliable thermistor sensing element technology Used in conjunction with the 2324 conventional base The base has an alarm LED indication Latest IC technology / highest reliability Used in conventional panels zone inputs in BROOKS firetracker FT128, firetracker FT512 and firetracker FT1020G3, firetracker FT420 Used in conjunction with the 2324 conventional base Complies with AS7240.5 Page14 Page 14

Conventional Detectors and Devices Base sold separately 6298 6295AU 6296AU BROOKS Enclosed Heat Detector (57⁰C - 117⁰C) IP67 Conventional fixed temperature heat detector The sensing element is a heat pick-up shield and a bimetal switch ATEX compliance Waterproof (IP67) LED on the detector (not on model 6298) illuminates when the detector goes into alarm Output for an external LED (RIL) A label holder intended for a label showing "zone number", can be mounted in the connection box Used in conventional panels firetracker FT420 and in conventional zone inputs in BROOKS firetracker FT128, firetracker FT512 and firetracker FT1020G3 The static response, class and temperature range for the enclosed detectors are: 6295 is, 57 C, class A2 S (54 to 70 C) 6296 is, 72 C, class BS (69 to 85 C) 6297 is, 87 C, class CS (84 to 100 C) 6298 is, 117 C, class ES (114 to 130 C) Complies with AS7240.5 2324 BROOKS Conventional Base Common base model 2324 is connected to a zone line input for conventional alarm points Conventional heat, smoke and multi detectors type 435x can be plugged in the base Easy to use wiring connections Output for external LED (RIL) The locking mechanism can be disabled The base is intended for indoor use and in dry premises Page15 Page 15

Conventional Detectors and Devices BARIL BROOKS External LED Indicator (RIL) The BROOKS range of remote indicators are available in many different models including: In Ceiling Space In Concealed Space In Duct In Lift Shaft In Room Used in conventional panels firetracker FT420 and in conventional zone inputs in BROOKS firetracker FT128, firetracker FT512 and firetracker FT1020G3 For a full range contact your nearest sales office 4375 BROOKS Heat Detector 60º Conventional heat detector Fixed temperature (static) alarm level 60⁰C, class A2 S Used in conjunction with 2324 conventional base Complies with AS7240.5 Can be used with any conventional zone input 4376 BROOKS Heat Detector 80º Conventional heat detector Fixed temperature (static) alarm level 80⁰C, class B S Used in conjunction with 2324 conventional base Complies with AS7240.5 Can be used with any conventional zone input Page16 Page 16

Fire Panels Residential Fire Systems Ideal for special housing requirements. BARFS-1 Residential Fire Panel The BROOKS BARFS-1 (single zone) Residential Fire Panels is specifically designed for residential applications. Its primary purpose is to provide reliable early warning of a developing fire so that the occupant is given the maximum time to escape to a place of safety. Fire is not just heat, consideration needs to be given to the smoke and toxic gases generated in all house fires. BROOKS recognises that residential applications require special consideration; the BARFS-1 panel must be flexible, have design integrity, be reliable and be conscious of occupant amenity. Dimensions: BARFS-1 305mmH x 305mmW x 75mmD BARFS1-MDH c/w Door Holder Supply 305mmH x 305mmW x 75mmD BARFS1-RKP Remote Keypad for BARFS-1 138mm x 128mm x 30mm The BARFS-1 panel has features that allow the occupant to use and manage the system. A remote keypad is available to provide an aesthetically pleasing unit. Enclosure: Zinc Steel 1.2mm powder coated oyster Dimensions: 305mm H x 305mm W x 75mm D Power Supply: Input Voltage 85-264 V AC, 40W switch mode power supply Larger power supply 60W is available on request Standby Supply: 12V / 7AH sealed lead acid battery Nominal Voltage: 13.8V DC / 3 Amp Current Draw: 90mA single display 130mA dual display (keypad) Operating Temperature: 0⁰C to +50⁰C No. Of Alarm Zones: 1 Supervised zone circuit with discrimination between heat alarm / manual actuation and smoke alarm (priority 1 & priority 2) No. Of Devices per Zone: 15 smoke / heat alarms, or 15 MCP / sprinkler clean contact inputs, strobe modules and 4 vibration patrice modules Note: Current consumption must be calculated using battery capacity calculation sheet Compatible devices for use with the BARFS-1 are: EIB201I Ionisation Smoke Alarm no ActivFire listing for export sales only EIB206P Photoelectric Smoke Alarm AS3786 ActivFire listed EIB204T Thermal (Heat) Alarm AS1603.3 EIB207V Vibration Patrice EIB208ST1 TK86 Strobe for sleeping area EIB208ST2 TK30 Strobe for living area EIB209IO Generic input / output module For more detailed specifications please refer to the BARFS-1 owners manual Please note that the 200 series alarms listed above have been specifically modified to work only with the BARFS-1 and will not work in standalone applications or with any other residential panel. Page17 Page 17

Fire Panels Residential Fire Systems Dimensions: BARFP6D 390mmH x 310mmW x 120mmD (with door) BARFP12D 680mmH x 320mmW x 170mmD (with door) BARFP18D 680mmH x 320mmW x 135mmD (with door) BARFP Series Residential Fire System The BROOKS (BARFP6D, BARFP6Q, BARFP12D, BARFP18D) residential fire system consists of both control and indicating equipment connected to compatible smoke/heat alarms. The system provides an automatic fire detection and alarm system designed to meet the requirements of Australian Standard AS3786-1993 and the Building Code of Australia (BCA). The smoke / heat alarms provide the automatic detection of fire with their integral sounder acting as the occupant warning system. Applying AS1670 design principles to a smoke alarm system enables features such as zoning and the control of ancillary devices such as door locks or hold open devices. It further allows the designer to be able to consider standby and alarm times needed for the specific application, then design the residential system to suit the application. 6, 12 or 18 Zones 12 smoke or heat alarms per zone Power Supply: Input 240V AC Output 12.3-13.8 VDC, Typical 13.70 VDC @ 500mA for RFP6 A separate 1.1 Amp power supply is provided for RFP12 / RFP18 Standby Supply: 12V/ 7AH sealed lead acid battery or higher if required Battery low setting: 12.3 VDC Key switch Control: OFF / ON / FIRE System Monitoring: Wiring: loop in / loop out to smoke/heat alarms monitored by active End of Line Device Defect Mode: Initiated by an abnormal system condition: * Mains Fail * Ancillary output (common alarm) Isolated * Short circuit or open circuit line fault * System switched off Defect Output (Fault):1 set changeover dry contact Alarm Outputs: 12V DC 1 Amp maximum (not supervised) 1 set changeover dry contact Panic Input: N/O dry contact - activates all smoke/heat alarms Note: Not monitored Optional zone output card (6 relays), one relay for each zone Optional smoke / heat alarm mimic display Compatible smoke and heat alarms for use with the BARFP Series are as follows: EIPFSICX6 Ionisation Smoke Alarm EIPFSPCX6 Photoelectric (optical) Smoke Alarm EIPFSTCX6 Thermal (Heat) Alarm BA-B-RFP6 Type B RFP6 Heat Detector 60ºC BA-D-RFP6 Type D RFP6 Heat Detector 80ºC Please note that the CX6 alarms listed above have been specifically modified to work only with the BARFP range of Residential Fire Panels and will not work in standalone applications or with any other residential panel. For more detailed specifications see the BROOKS Smoke Alarm Catalogue Page18 Page 18

Fire Panels - Residential Fire Systems Alarm 2000 Residential Fire System for Mains Powered Alarms The Alarm 2000 is designed for small residential occupancies requiring a smoke alarm system as set out in the Building Code of Australia, but also integrates early warning with other building services. The system employs the design principles of the AS1670 standards but utilises the cost effectiveness of smoke alarms, with their combination of detection and warning sounder. The basic Alarm 2000 system can be customised and expanded to suit individual applications by the use of optional add-on modules. System Customising Integrates with other building services Full range of mains powered smoke and heat alarms Manual activation of smoke/heat alarm sounders via key switch (Fire Mode) Inputs and output Supervised circuits Optional modules: Power supervision to AS4428 Pt 5 Residential sprinkler Manual override of doors release Emergency lighting & A/C Shutdown Gas shutdown Wide range of warning devices audible/visual/hearing impaired Dimensions: Small Enclosure: Includes basic system plus 1 module 400mmH x 320mmW x 135mmD including door. One Option only of the following: Sprinkler, Ancillary, Manual Override, Gas Shutdown or Power Supervision Module. (with door) Large Enclosure: Includes basic system plus 5 module 680mmH x 320mmW x 135mmD including door. The Alarm 2000 is compatible with the following: EIPFSITL Ionisation EIPFSPTLH Photoelectric EIPFSTTL Thermal (Heat) BAVISA240 Visalert EIPFS173P Vibralarm The TL Series are mains powered with rechargeable lithium cell back-up Page19 Page 19

Fire Panels Local Control Panels Ideal for those smaller applications which do not require a AS1670 compliant system, such as residential warning and evacuation fire door control, sprinkler control and for use in common areas, parking areas. Local control panels are compatible with the full range of BROOKS Conventional Series of Detectors. FT2FP BROOKS Local Control Panel The BROOKS FT2FP is a 2 zone conventional CIE in a rugged metal enclosure with 003 lockable door. The FT2FP is a single control and termination module that contains the 2 zone circuits, power supply supervision inputs and outputs required for a complete 2 zone CIE. The FT2FP has been designed to meet the requirement of AS7240.2 and AS7240.4. Dimensions: 400mmH x 320mmW x 135mmD (with door closed) Weight: 10 Kg. (without backup battery) Intelligent microprocessor based system with reliable 2 zone fire detection Fully supervised 24V@1A output for alarm devices with separate control and indication Built-in dual power sources, very low current draw, typical 35mA on quiescent condition Intuitive indication and controls via the well-grouped LED indicators and momentary switches 2 zone fire detection with configurable latching / non latching and Alarm Verification Facility (AVF) features 2 configurable zone relay dry-contact outputs which can be activated by either the common alarm / fault conditions or the individual zone alarm conditions (DIP Switch configuration) 3 general condition dry-contact relay outputs to indicate alarm, fault and disable conditions Optional web server to provide Ethernet connectivity Compatible with the full range of BROOKS range of conventional detectors and devices FT2ESD For applications requiring a 2 stage shut down process (Specs similar to FT2GAS contact your local sales office on 1300 78 FIRE or visit www.brooks.com.au) Page20 Page 20

Specialised Panels and Devices FT2GAS BROOKS Gaseous Extinguising System The FT2GAS system comprises of a 2 zone conventional module (FT2) designed to meet the requirements of AS7240.2 and AS7240.4 to which a plug-in gas control module is added. The combination of the FT2 module and plug-in gas module is designed to comply with the Detection, Actuation and Control Systems section of AS4214 2002 Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems. The FT2GAS system provides all inputs and outputs required for monitoring and control of a gas extinguishing system including the warning signs and local control station. Compatible with the full range of BROOKS Panasonic Conventional Detectors and Devices. Dimensions: 400mmH x 320mmW x 135mmD 12 Kg. (without back-up battery) Intelligent dual microprocessor based system which combines both the two zone CIE functions and the dual zone gas control functions Fully supervised power supply and batteries The system maximum current capacity is 5.5Amp @ 27.5V DC Adjustable gas release timer 0.2 90 seconds Detection zone settings via built-in DIP switches Compatible local control station, warning signs, strobes and sounders Optional web server interface for ethernet connectivity with web pages and email alert BLCS1 Local Control Station The BROOKS Local Control Station (BLCS1) is provided for the manual release and discharge inhibit of the gas extinguishing agent. The BLCS1 is interfaced to the BROOKS FT2-GAS control panel via a supervised 4 wire connection. The GAS RELEASE function provides a manual initiate switch, incorporating a two-step action which initiates the normal system discharge sequence including fire and evacuation alarms, time delays, and equipment shutdowns and overrides the discharge inhibit switch in FT2GAS. The operation of this switch has a visual indication at both the LCS and FT2GAS panel. The GAS ISOLATE function provides a discharge inhibit switch that prevents automatic discharge of the extinguishing agent; stops and resets the normal system actuation control sequence; but does not override the operation of the manual release switch. The operation of this switch causes an audible and visual indication at the LCS and a visual indication at the FT2GAS panel. The BLCS1 has been designed to be highly visible to the occupants when placed adjacent to the main emergency exit from the protected area Dimensions: 193mmL x112mmw x 61mmH Attractive design concept Built in audible warning for gas isolate Two step operation for gas release prevents accidental operation Resettable gas release control 4 supervised wires to interface to the FT2GAS No current draw in quiescent state Designed to meet the requirements of AS4214 for automatic control (BLCS1IP version for IP65 is available) Page21 Page 21

Specialised Panels Devices Warning Signs BWS Series The BROOKS range of warning signs are designed to meet the requirements of Australian standard AS4214. They provide a suitable visual warning in the risk area when a gas extinguishing system is installed. Designed for use with the BROOKS FT2GAS conventional 2 Zone Gas Control Panel or GAS Module Kit GASMODKIT fitted in any other approved panel. The LED based design allows for the warning sign to be configured for single line operation e.g. FIRE ALARM or DO NOT ENTER or for dual line operation with the one sign e.g. FIRE ALARM for level 1 alarm and DO NOT ENTER for a level 2 alarm. The text may be configured for flashing or steady illumination. Dimensions: 300mmL x 200mmH x 60mmD Two or four wire system to any gas control panel, only two wires required for FT2GAS Steady or flashing LED indication No current consumption in quiescent state Rugged rigid steel construction Built in warning buzzer Buzzer may be configured to steady or pulsing sound (2Hz) or disabled Option for external buzzer and buzzer mute switch Dimensions: 300mm x 200mm x 60mm Warning Signs BWS-TS-FDNE & BWS-TS-FEVAC with countdown time Dimensions: 380mmL x 200mmH x 60mmD Two wire system to the gaseous extinguishing control panel Steady or flashing light No current consumption in quiescent state Pleasant and rigid design High intensity LEDs to increase the illumination Enclosure may be used for single or dual sign An external BROOKS audio horn or speaker can be used utilising the same warning signs wiring. Built in speaker module with Alert/Evac tones and gaseous extinguishing messages Built in countdown timer module for gas release Dimensions 380mm x 200mm x 60mm Changeable tones for Australia and New Zealand use Page22 Page 22

Specialised Panels Devices BROOKS Modular FT2GAS for OEM applications Model - GASMODKT FT1-SB Switchboard Fire Detection System The BROOKS firetracker FT1-SB is a single zone conventional fire alarm panel, designed for specific use in non critical switchboard applications such as main switchboards and motor control panels. The BROOKS FT1-SB is designed for those switchboard applications where fire detection is required within the switchboard cabinet. utilising the leading edge in technology Microprocessor based system in both display and termination modules Easy to install, display module is housed in square enclosure to fit a standard switchboard meter cut-out 90 x 90 cm Termination module is housed in a DIN rail enclosure. This can be mounted on a DIN rail inside the cabinet Transparent protective cover for the display enclosure Fully supervised detector circuit One 24V supervised alarm output limited to 0.5Amp Two alarm changeover relay contacts Two fault changeover relay contacts One disablement (isolate) changeover relay contact Universal AC input DIN rail non battery backed switch mode power 240VAC / 24VDC @ 1Amp For further information on OEM products please contact your nearest Sales Office Page23 Page 23

Occupant Warning Systems BROOKS supplies a range of Occupant Warning Systems in both standalone configurations or in modular form for incorporation into 3 rd party CIE s. The BROOKS OWS can also be incorporated into the Brooks firetracker range of analogue addressable and conventional panels. The BROOKS OWS is available in 20watt, 60watt, 120watt and 250watt versions in both standalone and modular form. BROOKS also supply a complete range of remote desk microphones with zone selection and all call, and, a complete range of speakers for indoor and outdoor use. Dimensions: 320mmW x 400mmH x 170mmD (with door closed) BROOKS Standalone OWS Easy to use visual display Digital voice messages Supervised trigger Input (short/open circuit) Supervised dual Strobe Output Supervised 100V Speaker Output Fault Relay change over contacts Fault Buzzer Output On board fault indicators for strobe output, trigger input and speaker line Standard electret microphone, input for optional dynamic microphone Microphone enable/disable switch input Auxiliary audio input (transformer isolated) for background music or remote desk microphone Auxiliary audio enable/disable switch input Communication for remote multiple zones desk microphone via RS485 Amplifier standby enable output (for lower quiescent power) Speaker zone expansion capability (up to 16 zones; individually short/open circuit monitored), requires larger enclosure Battery backup and power supply monitoring Power supply complies with AS4428.5 Alert tone and message meet the requirements of ISO 7731 Evacuation tone (T3) and message meet the requirement of ISO 8201 AS 2220.1 tones BROOKS OWS KITS For inclusion in any C.I.E Three models of BROOKS OWS Kits are available: 60WAMPKIT 60 Watt OWS Kit 120WAMPKIT 120 Watt OWS Kit 250WAMPKIT 250Watt OWS Kit Page24 Page 24

Occupant Warning Systems Dimensions: 200mmL x 150mmW 48mmH (one side) 68mmH (other side) BROOKS Remote Desktop Microphones PA-1 / PA-8 / PA-16 The BROOKS series of remote desk microphones are intended for public address use in conjunction with the BROOKS OWS. Available in 3 models, single zone (PA-1), 8 zone (PA-8) and 16 zone (PA- 16). The BROOKS range of remote desk microphones is elegantly styled in a rugged metal enclosure providing excellent stability for desk top applications no annoying slippage. In addition the BROOKS units provide excellent speech intelligibility for all public address applications. In addition to the all call, the PA-8 & PA-16 allows for individual zone selection for any zone or any combination of zones. The PA microphone range also features for background music (BGM) line input socket and music input enable control. Standard configuration 1, 8 and 16 speaker zone selection Dynamic goose neck microphone with industry standard XLR connector Built-in Pre-amp Background music socket for line input connected directly to the Microphone Background music input enable control Power on and fault indicator LEDs (fault LED indicates communication or OWS fault) Powered from fire panel (battery backup) Supplied with wall mount plate and plug-in cables Individual zone selection or all call paging Requires only 6 wires from the OWS main control module, 2 for audio, 2 for 24V power and 2 for RS485 or Mic enable (PA-1) BROOKS 24V Tone/Message Sounders: B24VH - Horn Speaker B24VHD - Horn Speaker c/w Tone/Voice module for Fire Doors B24VHG Horn Speaker c/w Tone/Voice module for Gas Systems B24VSPS - Surface Mount Speaker B24VSPF - Flush Mount Speaker The BROOKS range of electronic sounders provide both tones and warning messages. The combination of tone and voice message elicits a more positive response from building occupants during an emergency. The BROOKS electronic sounder consists of a speaker / horn and digital voice/tone module which can be custom programmed for tonal frequency, voice message and language to meet specific client needs. Tones can be selected for evacuation tone T3 or 2200 tones. Page25 Page 25

Accessories 6377 BROOKS Duct Probe Chamber (purchase detector separately) Only one pipe is required Simple Installation For conventional as well as analogue and addressable systems o 6380-06: UG-4 pipe 0.6 m. o 6380-15: UG-4 pipe 1.5 m incl. plastic end gasket and rubber gasket TET 26-35. o 6380-28: UG-4 pipe 2.8 m incl. plastic end gasket and rubber gasket TET 26-35.) o 6384: UG-4 filter (10 pieces) B1668-230 & B1668-24 Supply Air Controller Supervised detector circuit Output for remote indicator (RIL). Facility for ALARM and FAULT TEST Indicators for Power, Controller Status, Alarm and Fault Alarm Output - relay change over contacts rated at 240Vac / 5A. Fault Output - Relay Contact rated at 30V / 1A Auxiliary Output Supply (Fused 24Vdc 250mA). Cable glands supplied as standard. (cables 6-12mm diameter) Available in 24VDC and 240VAC versions BPSU5 5 Amp Standalone Power Supply Fully supervised power supply Power supply supervision module complies with AS4428.5 Local sounder for fault warning with mute facility Standard unit supplied with 5.5A switch mode power supply Clean changeover contacts for power supply fault and for power fail Meets the requirements of AS3000 Space for 2x7AH or 2x12AH sealed lead acid batteries Dimensions: 330mmH x 320mmW x 125mmD BLINK 240 / BLINK 12 Interlinkerator Output to trigger BROOKS 240V smoke / heat alarms (BLINK-240) or 12V smoke / heat alarms (BLINK-12) Operates of 24V or 12V DC input High intensity LEDs to attract the occupant s attention Minimal current consumption in quiescent state Drives up to 40 BROOKS smoke or heat alarms Easy and simple to mount Page26 Page 26

Accessories and Sight and Sound Products BLCS-IPBOX IP Enclosed c/w with hinged window for IP BLCS1 BWS-IPBOX IP Enclosed c/w Bracket for IP Warning Signs 6360 Protective Cover for Detector Protection against physical damage Protection against theft 6218 Drip Pan for Detector Protection against damp / moisture A wide range of sight and sound accessories products to suit BROOKS fire systems are available Consisting of sounders, speakers, strobes, sounder/strobe combinations, bells, fire labels, interfaces and much more For further information on sight and sound products please contact your nearest Sales Office Look out for our NEW SIGHT AND SOUND CATALOGUE OUT SOON! Intrinsically Safe Detectors and Devices BROOKS offer an extensive range of Intrinsically Safe Detectors and Ancillary Devices, as requirements and standards vary per application then please contact your nearest BROOKS Sales Office or call 1300 78 3473 (FIRE) to further discuss your application. Page27 Page 27

Fire Industry Acronyms AAF: AD: ACF: AI: AHU: AIF: AIM: ANN: ASD: ASE: AVF: BGA: BLDG: BOWS: BVS: C.I.E: CS: E.W.I.S: EWS: ELD: EOL: EPU: F.I.P: FBP: FFC: FFF: FLR: Alarm Acknowledgment Facility Addressable Device Ancillary Control Facilities Artificial Intelligence Air Handling Unit Alarm Investigation Facility Alarm Investigation Module Annunciator Panel Aspirated Smoke Detector Alarm Signaling Equipment Alarm Verification Facility Break Glass Alarm Building Building Occupant Warning System Booster Valve Set Control Indicating Equipment Concealed Space Emergency Warning & Intercommunication System Emergency Warning System End of Line Device End Of Line External Presentation Unit Fire Indicating Panel Fire Brigade Panel Fire Fan Control Fire Fighting Facility Floor FS: Flow Switch G: Gas Fire Detector LVL: Level MCP: Manual Call Point MDH: Magnetic Door Holder MECP: Master Emergency Control Panel MV: Monitored Value OWS: Occupant Warning System PS: Pressure Switch RCE: Remote Control Equipment RDU: Remote Display Unit RIL: Remote Indicator Light RP: Repeater Panel RVI: Remote Visual Indicator S.F.I.P: Sub Fire Indicating Panel SAF: Supply Air Fan SECP: Secondary Emergency Control Panel SMK: Smoke SPF: Stair Pressurisation Fan SPK: Speaker SPL: Sound Pressure Level SIP: Sub Indicator Panel SSF: Smoke Spill Fan TS: Tamper Switch VESDA: Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus Page28 Page 28

Fire Terms Glossary Addressable Device A fire alarm system component with discreet identification that can have its status individually identified, or that is used to individually control other functions Alarm Signal A signal indicating an emergency requiring immediate action, such as a fire alarm signal Analogue Initiating Device An initiating device that transmits a signal indicating varying degrees of condition, such as smoke obscuration level. As contrasted with a conventional initiating device which can only indicate an on / off condition Annunciator A unit containing two or more indicator lamps, alphanumeric displays, or other equivalent means in which each indication provides status information about a circuit, condition, or location Automatic Fire Detectors A device designed to detect the presence of fire or the products of combustion. Including but not limited to, heat detectors, smoke detectors, and beam detectors Central Station Fire Alarm System A system or group of systems in which the operations of circuit s devices are transmitted automatically to, recorded in, maintained by, and supervised from a central station Control Panel An electrical device which switches, buttons, lights, or displays, used to monitor and control other devices or equipment Evacuation Signal Distinctive signal intended to be recognised by the occupants as requiring evacuation of the premises Exit Plan Plan for the emergency evacuation of the premises Fire Alarm A system that detects and reports a fire in the protected area, detects and reports water flowing in a sprinkler system, or detects and reports dangerous conditions such as smoke or overheated materials that may combust Fire Alarm Control Panel A Fire System component that receives inputs from automatic and manual fire alarm devices and may supply power to detection devices and transponders or off the area transmitters. The control unit may also provide transfer condition of relays or devices connected to the control unit. The fire alarm control panel can be a local unit or a master control unit Four Wire Smoke Alarm Detector A smoke detector which initiates an alarm condition on two separate wires apart from the two wires that is for power Heat Detector A device that detects abnormally high temperature or a rate of temperature increase Page29 Page 29

Fire Terms Glossary continued Heat Sensor A sensor that detects the heat generated by a fire Initiating Device Any device that feeds information from the field to the control panel Ionisation Smoke Detector A smoke detector that has a small amount of radioactive material which ionises the air in the sensing chamber, thus rendering it conductive and permitting a current to flow between two charged electrodes. This gives the sensing chamber an effective electrical conductance. When smoke particles enter the sensing chamber they decrease the conductance of the air by attaching themselves to the ions, causing a reduction in mobility. When the conductance is reduced to less than a predetermined level, the detector responds Manual Fire Alarm Station A device that permits a fire alarm signal to be triggered manually Multiple Sensor Alarm An alarm generated when at least two separate sensors detect the condition before the alarm is triggered. In some instances, redundant sensors in different system zones must trip before the alarm is triggered. However, activation of one sensor may trigger an alarm. When this happens, there is high probability that a real emergency exists Photo-Electric (Optical) Smoke Detector A smoke sensor that detects light reflected off smoke particles in a tiny chamber within the sensor Photo-Electric Beam Detector A smoke sensor that detects the loss of light between a transmitting unit and an accompanying receiving unit, due to the presence of visible smoke between the units Proprietary Fire Alarm System An installation of fire alarm systems that serve contiguous and noncontiguous properties under one ownership from a proprietary supervising station located at the protected property Rate of Rise Sensor A heat sensor that will respond when the temperature rises at a rate exceeding a predetermined amount, which is usually about 15 degrees in 60 seconds or exceeds its threshold of either 135 degrees or 190 degrees Sensor A device designated to produce a signal or other indication in response to an event or stimulus within its detection area Smoke Detector A sensor that detects the presence of smoke resulting from a fire or a nascent fire Speaker Mechanical device used to reproduce sound waves when a power signal is applied representing those sound waves by vibrating some material that in turn creates vibrations in the air thus generating sound Page30 Page 30

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Terms and Conditions of Sale ( Terms and Conditions ) 1. GENERAL 1.1 These Terms and Conditions apply to the sale of Products by Brooks Australia Pty Ltd ABN 84 000 469 910 of 4 Pike Street, Rydalmere NSW 2116, (T) (02) 9684 1466 (F) 9684 4146 (the Seller ) to a purchaser of Products ( Buyer ). Products is defined as any goods or services offered for sale by the Seller. 1.2 The Seller agrees to supply and sell to the Buyer and the Buyer agrees to buy from the Seller such Products that as ordered by the Buyer. These Terms and Conditions apply to all orders made by the Buyer in relation to the Products, unless varied, amended or cancelled in writing and signed by an officer or other duly authorised representative of the Seller. 1.3 The Buyer is deemed to have accepted these Terms and Conditions by placing an Order with the Seller. 1.4 If there is any inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and any term and/or condition of any particular communication between the Buyer and the Seller, these Terms and Conditions shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. 1.4 The Seller s failure to object to any term and/or condition contained in any communication from the Buyer, whether written or oral, shall not be deemed a waiver of these Terms and Conditions (and any term and/condition contained herein). 2. QUOTES BY THE SELLER Subject to clause 4.2, a quotation provided by the Seller for the supply of the Products to the Buyer shall remain valid for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of the quotation, unless otherwise specified by the Seller in writing at the time of providing such quotation. Following the expiration of this period, the Seller may confirm or amend such quotation in its sole discretion. 3. ORDERS 3.1 All orders for the Products ( Order ) shall be submitted by the Buyer to the Seller in writing. The Seller may in its sole discretion accept or reject any Order. Upon acceptance of any Order, the Seller will fulfill the Order received and deliver the Products to the Buyer subject to clause 7 of these Terms and Conditions. 3.2 The Seller does not warrant, whether expressed or implied, as to the availability of stock of any Products. 4. PRICES 4.1 Subject to clause 4.2, and unless otherwise agreed by the parties in writing or varied by quotation or offer, the purchase price for the Products (the Product Price ) shall be the price as set out in the Seller s product price list in effect as at the date of the Seller s acceptance of an Order placed by the Buyer. 4.2 The Buyer acknowledges and agrees that: (a) in the event that any Product Price quoted by the Seller is calculated on the basis of a per unit price or is based on minimum or specific quantities, the Seller may amend that Product Price if there is any variation in the total quantity of Product ordered; (b) all quoted Product Prices of imported Products are based upon the freight on board price of the Seller s supplier and the rates of exchange, freight, insurance and customs or duties (the Price Factors ) as at the date of quotation. The Seller may from time to time adjust any quoted price in its discretion by the same percentage amount by which the Seller s actual costs of satisfying an Order vary as a result of any variation in the Price Factors. In the case of a variation in the rate of exchange, the Seller reserves the right to increase its quoted Product Price by the same percentage as the percentage of devaluation (if any) of the Australian dollar against the currency in which payment for the relevant Product is required to be made by the Seller to its supplier from the date of quotation by the Seller to the date of invoice, calculated using the Westpac Banking Corporation selling rate in the relevant period. 4.3 In addition to the Product Price, standard packaging and handling charges shall be payable by the Buyer. The Seller shall be entitled to also charge separately for packing or packaging which is not in accordance with the Seller s customary standard of packing or packaging. 5 GST The Parties agree that: (a) All pricing or charges relating to the application of clause 4 are exclusive of GST; 5.2 Each Party will comply with its obligations under applicable law when calculating any GST liability as it relates to the Product Price for Products supplied. All payments will be adjusted accordingly. 5.3 If the whole or any part of any payment made by the Buyer is consideration for a Taxable Supply for which the Buyer is liable to GST, the Buyer must pay to the Seller an additional amount equal to the GST Amount. 6. TERMS OF PAYMENT 6.1 Upon the Seller accepting an Order from the Buyer, the Seller shall provide to the Buyer a Tax Invoice which shall include a description of the Products ordered and the amount payable by the Buyer for the Order. 6.2 Unless otherwise agreed between the parties: (a) all Tax Invoices shall be paid in full by the Buyer within thirty (30) days from the date of the Tax Invoice, unless otherwise agreed by the Seller. Time shall be of the essence in this regard. (b) the Buyer shall pay to the Seller the amount specified in the Tax Invoice prior to delivery of the Products to the Buyer. 6.3 In the event that the Buyer fails to make any payment to the Seller when payment falls due: (a) the Seller shall have the right, without prejudice to any other right or remedy to which the Seller may be entitled, to charge interest on the overdue amount at the rate of three per cent (3%) per annum in excess of the interest rate prescribed by the Westpac Overdraft Business Rate, calculated from the date of invoice to the date on which full payment is received by the Seller. Any payment by the Buyer shall be credited first against any interest so accrued and the balance of the payment, if any, shall be applied in reduction of the outstanding balance of the overdue amount; (b) the Buyer shall, in addition to any other remedy the Seller shall have at law or under these Terms and Conditions, be liable for the Seller s damages and costs, including without the Seller s costs of collections, legal fees and other expenses, 6.4 The Seller may extend credit facilities to the Buyer in its absolute discretion and on such terms as it sees fit, and such credit facilities are subject to confirmation on the receipt of each Order by the Buyer. In any event the Seller retains the right to withdraw credit facilities at any time prior to delivery of Products. 6.6 In the event of the Buyer s is unable to fulfil its payment obligations under these Terms and Conditions, the Buyer shall notify the Seller immediately. In the event that the Buyer s financial condition is unsatisfactory to the Seller, the Seller may in its sole discretion, exercise any or all of the following options without limiting any other rights or remedies it has herein or under law: a) demand immediate payment from the Buyer; b) suspend (permanently or otherwise) all further deliveries of Products to the Buyer.

Terms and Conditions of Sale ( Terms and Conditions ) 7. DELIVERY OF PRODUCTS 7.1 After receiving an Order for Products from the Buyer, the Seller shall notify the Buyer when such Order is ready for delivery. 7.2 The Seller will use its best endeavors to meet all quoted delivery or consignment dates, however the Seller shall not be liable to the Buyer for any delay in delivery caused by industrial disputes, including strikes and lockouts, circumstances such as fire, war, mobilization or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Seller. In such circumstances, the Seller may extend the quoted delivery or consignment dates for either the whole or part of any Order. Where the period is extended beyond three (3) calendar months from the date of the Order then either party may cancel the Order without penalty, however where the Buyer cancels the Order within three (3) calendar months from the date of the Order, the Buyer shall not be relieved of its obligation with respect to payment for the Order or any part thereof. 7.3 The Seller shall use its own designated carrier for all deliveries. If the Buyer wishes to use another carrier, the Buyer shall arrange for collection of the Products by such other carrier from the Seller and the Buyer shall pay all costs including without limitation freight and insurance costs. The Buyer shall indemnify the Seller from and against all actions, suits, proceedings, claims for demands and all losses, expenses and liabilities, howsoever arising from the transportation or delivery of the Products by the Buyer s chosen carrier. 7.4 Time for delivery shall not be of the essence unless previously agreed by the parties in writing. 8. PASSING OF PROPERTY AND RISK 8.1 Risk in the Products shall pass to the Buyer: (a) immediately upon delivery of the Products to the address specified by the Buyer for delivery, whether the Buyer s premises or otherwise; (b) in the event that the Buyer requests the Products be held at the Seller s premises, at the time when the Seller notifies the Buyer that the Products are ready for delivery; or (c) in the event that the Buyer is unable to or fails to accept delivery of the Products, the time when the Seller attempted to make delivery. 8.2 Notwithstanding delivery and passing of risk, the property in the Products supplied by the Seller under an Order shall remain with the Seller until the Buyer has paid all monies owed by it to the Seller, including without limitation where there has been partpayment in respect of an Order. 9. PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITIES ACT 2009 (CTH) (PPSA) 9.1 The terms Commercial Consignment, Financing Change Statement, Financing Statement, Proceeds, Purchase Money Security Interest, PPS Lease, PPS Register, Registrar, Security Agreement and Security Interest have the meanings given in the PPSA. 9.2 In the event that the Buyer has not paid the full amount specified in a Tax Invoice for an Order, or for so long as any Products are consigned, rented or leased, the Buyer acknowledges that: (a) by virtue of clauses 8 of these Terms and Conditions, the Seller has a Security Interest in the Products and their Proceeds under the PPSA and these Terms constitute a Security Agreement that covers the Products for the purposes of the PPSA; (b) the Seller s Security Interest under clause 8 secures all monies owing by the Buyer to the Seller under a relevant Order; (c) the Buyer shall hold the Proceeds from the sale of any of the Products on trust for the Seller; (d) the Buyer will not grant or seek to grant any Security Interest in the Products adverse to the Security Interest of the Seller; (e) to the extent that a Security Interest secures payment of the amounts owing in relation to the Products or is a PPS Lease or a Commercial Consignment, the Seller s Security Interest over the Products and their Proceeds is a Purchase Money Security Interest; (f) the Seller s Security Interest attaches to the Products when the Buyer attains possession of the Products; (g) the Buyer must keep the Products separate from other goods and maintain the labelling and packaging of the Seller so that the Products are readily identifiable as the property of the Seller; (h) failure to comply with the requirements under clause 9(g) will not affect the Seller s Security Interest in the Products and the Seller will continue to hold a Security Interest in the Products in accordance with and subject to the PPSA, notwithstanding that the Products may be processed, comingled or become an accession with other goods; and (i) the Seller may apply to register a Security Interest in the Products at any time before or after delivery of the Products. To the extent permissible under the PPSA, the Buyer waives its right to receive notice of any verification of the registration. 9.3 In relation to all Security Interests governed by these terms, the Buyer undertakes to: (a) execute all documents and provide all information which the Seller may require to register, amend or update a Financing Statement or Financing Change Statement in relation to a Security Interest on the PPS Register; (b) indemnify and upon demand reimburse the Seller for all expenses incurred in registering a Financing Statement or Financing Change Statement in relation to Security Interests on the PPS Register or releasing any Security Interests, including any maintenance or other fees the Seller is required by the Registrar to pay under the PPSA; (c) not register or permit to be registered a Financing Change Statement in the Products without the prior written consent of the Seller; and (d) provide the Seller with not less than seven (7) days prior written notice of any proposed change in the Buyer s name, address, contact numbers, business practice or any other such change in the Buyer s details registered on the PPS Register and to register a Financing Change Statement if required. 9.4 If the Buyer defaults under these Terms and Conditions, the Seller is and will be entitled at any time to demand the return of the Products subject to Security Interests under these Terms and Conditions, and the Buyer must do all things necessary to immediately permit the Seller, without notice and without liability to the Seller, to enter and access any premises occupied by the Buyer in order to search for, locate, identify retrieve and remove those Products in which the Seller has a Security Interest. 9.5 To the extent permitted by the PPSA, the Seller and the Buyer agree that sections 95, 117, 118, 121(4), 123, 125, 130, 132(3)(d), 132(4), 135, 142 and 143 of the PPSA do not apply to the enforcement by the Seller of its Security Interest(s) in the Products. 9.6 In addition, to the extent permitted by the PPSA, if there is any inconsistency between the Seller s rights under this clause 9.4 and its rights under Chapter 4 of the PPSA, clause 9.4 shall prevail.

Terms and Conditions of Sale ( Terms and Conditions ) 10. PRODUCT CHANGES Where the Seller is acting as agent for a manufacturer or supplier of Products, the Seller shall not be liable for any alteration or variation in or to the Products supplied by such manufacturer or supplier. 11. RETURN OF PRODUCT AND CANCELLATIONS OF ORDERS Return of Products 11.1 The Buyer shall within seven (7) days from the date on which any Products are delivered to the Buyer, notify the Seller in writing of any claim by the Buyer relating to any defect in the quality or condition of the Products or any failure of the Products to correspond with the Buyer s Order. 11.2 If the Buyer does not notify the Seller in writing as required by clause 11.1 (including within the time frame specified), then: (a) the Seller shall not be liable for such defects or failure; and (b) the Buyer shall be bound to pay the full amount specified in the Tax Invoice relating to the relevant Order of Products. 11.3 If the Buyer notifies the Seller in writing as required by clause 11.1 (including within the time frame specified), and the claim is deemed by the Seller to be valid, the Seller shall in its absolute discretion elect to either: (a) replace the Products (or the part in question) free of charge; or (b) refund to the Buyer the price of the Products (or such amount as relates to the part in question); and the Seller shall have no further liability. 11.4 The Buyer shall make payment for and accept delivery of Products which are within accepted trade tolerances in relation to the quality, colour, weight, finish and other relevant standards in relation to the Products. 11.5 Products cannot be returned by the Buyer unless: (a) the prior written authorisation of the Seller is obtain in the form of a Return Materials Advice ; and (b) the Products are returned in their original packing and are unsoiled and undamaged. 11.6 Where Products are returned and are not the subject of a claim pursuant to clause 11.1, the returned Products will be subject to a restocking fee equivalent to twenty per cent (20%) of the value of such Products as set out in the Tax Invoice. 11.7 In the event that the Buyer returns Products otherwise than in accordance with clause 11.5, the Seller shall reconsign such Products to the Buyer and the Buyer must pay the Seller s additional packaging and handling charges in doing so. Cancellation of Orders 11.8 The Buyer shall not cancel any Order without the prior written consent of the Seller, which consent may be withheld in the Seller s sole discretion. 11.9 In the event that the Seller agrees to the cancellation of an Order, the Seller may as a condition of such cancellation, require the payment by Buyer of a cancellation fee of an amount determined by the Seller in its reasonable discretion to compensate it for its loss suffered arising out of the cancellation. 11.10 At the Seller s option, any orders placed by the Buyer may be cancelled by the Seller in the event of the insolvency of the Buyer or in the event of the Buyer being placed in liquidation, whether voluntary or otherwise, or a receiver or a receiver/manager being appointed in respect of the assets or on the undertaking of the Buyer or the Buyer entering into a deed of composition or arrangement with its creditors or in the event that for any reason, in the Seller s reasonable opinion, the Buyer is unlikely to be able to make payment for Products on the date for payment. 12. SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION 12.1 The Buyer acknowledges that any listed performance data for the Products provided to the Buyer is based upon the Seller s experience. The Seller shall not be liable for any variation between such data provided by the Seller and any data obtained by the Buyer otherwise than from the Seller relating to the performance of the Products, unless such data is specifically guaranteed in writing by the Seller. Any variation shall be subject to the recognised accepted trade tolerances and rejection limits applicable to such data. The Buyer shall assume responsibility for the capacity and performance of the Products being sufficient and suitable for the Product s purpose. 12.2 All drawings and printed material prepared by a party other than the Seller (including the manufacturer of the Products) accompanying any quotation before or after acceptance of any Order by the Seller is for the Buyer s information only and the Seller does not provide any warranty as to the accuracy of the information contained therein. 13. FORCE MAJEURE 13.1 The Seller shall not be under any liability whatsoever for the consequences of any failure on its part to perform, or for any delay in performing, any obligation under these Terms and Conditions, whilst and to the extent that such failure or delay is due directly or indirectly to any event of force majeure. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, this includes any liability whatsoever for any delay in performance, delivery, dispatch, shipment or arrival of the Products. An event of force majeure includes any act of God, war, riots, strikes, lock outs, trade disputes, fires, break downs, mechanical failures, interruptions of transport, Government action or any other cause whatsoever, whether or not of a like nature to those specified above, outside the reasonable control of the Seller. 13.2 If there is an event of force majeure, the Seller will notify the Buyer of the event and the likely impact on its performance under these Terms and Conditions. If the event affects the capacity of the Seller to complete its material obligations under these Terms and Conditions in a timely manner, the Seller may by notice to the Buyer terminate the Seller s obligations under these Terms and Conditions to provide the Products to the Buyer without any liability whatsoever on the Seller s part. 14. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 14.1 The Buyer acknowledges that all rights in respect of patents, copyrights, design rights, trade marks or other industrial or intellectual property rights ( Intellectual Property Rights ) connected with the Products shall not pass to the Buyer and shall at all times remain with the Seller. 14.2 The Buyer shall indemnify the Seller against any and all liabilities, claims and costs incurred by or made against the Seller: (a) due to a breach of the Seller s Intellectual Property Rights by the Buyer; (b) as a direct or indirect result of carrying out of any work required to be done on or to the Products in accordance with the requirements or specifications of the Buyer involving any infringement or alleged infringement of any rights of any third party. 14.3 If any action, suit, proceeding, claim or demand is brought or made alleging that the sale, use or any other dealing with the Products infringes the trade mark, trade name, patent, copyright, registered design or any other intellectual or industrial property rights of any third party, the Buyer shall forthwith notify the Seller thereof and give every assistance to the Seller in connection therewith as the Seller may reasonably require and shall not itself handle, deal with or compromise any such action suit proceedings, claim or demand except with the prior written consent of the Seller.

Terms and Conditions of Sale ( Terms and Conditions ) 15. USE OF PRODUCTS The Buyer warrants that it will not use the Products for any purpose other than that for which the Products were sold to it and it will use the Products strictly in accordance with any instructions or supporting documentation supplied with the Products or as directed by the Seller. 16. WARRANTY AGAINST DEFECTS 16.1 The Seller s Products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. The Buyer is entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. The Buyer is also entitled to have the Products repaired or replaced if the Products fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. 16.2 Subject to clause 16.3, the Seller provides a warranty against defects in the Products (or part thereof) for a period of twelve (12) months (the Warranty Period ) from the date of delivery, unless otherwise specified (the Warranty ). 16.3 The Warranty applies to defects arising under normal conditions of use and service, and does not include normal wear and tear, incorrect installation by the Buyer or a third party, damage resulting from repairs by the Buyer or a third party, accident, neglect, misuse, unauthorized dismantling, tampering, interference or contamination howsoever caused or where the Products have been subjected to operating or environmental conditions in excess of maximum operating parameters in the applicable Product specifications. 16.4 If the Buyer is relying on the warranty, the Buyer must within fourteen (14) days of the defect arising notify the Seller in writing of such defect and provide to the Seller proof of purchase of the Products, such notice to be sent to the Seller at its mailing address at PO Box 145, Rydalmere NSW BC 1701, or by facsimile to (02) 9684 4146. 16.5 If the Seller determines, in its sole discretion, that the Products have become defective during the Warranty Period and the Warranty applies, the Seller shall repair or replace the Products or part thereof without charge to the Buyer. The Warranty excludes incidental and consequential damages, unless permitted under the Australian Consumer Law. 16.6 To the extent permitted by law, all other warranties, representations, terms and conditions concerning the Products, whether express or implied, are hereby expressly excluded. 16.7 The benefits to the Buyer given by the Warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies of the Buyer under a law in relation to the goods or services to which the Warranty relates. 17. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 17.1 Unless otherwise provided in these Terms and Conditions, the Seller shall not be liable for, and the Buyer releases the Seller from, any claim, action or liability (included consequential loss or change, removal, reinstallation, loss of use or of profits). 17.2 Neither these Terms and Conditions or any rights hereunder may be assigned by the Buyer without the prior written consent of the Seller. 18. GOVERNING LAW These Terms and Conditions and any contract including them shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New South Wales and the parties unconditionally and inevitably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of that state. 19. Alterations of Terms & Conditions The Seller may, at any time and from time to time, alter these Terms and Conditions.

NEW SOUTH WALES OFFICE: HEAD OFFICE 4 Pike Street RYDALMERE NSW 2116 Ph: 02 9684 1466 Fax: 02 9684 4146 NEWCASTLE OFFICE Office 4, Cnr Barton & Merthyr Streets KURRI KURRI NSW 2327 Ph: 02 4936 2744 Fax: 02 4936 2886 MELBOURNE OFFICE 1 / 3 Molan Street RINGWOOD VIC 3134 Ph: 03 9879 5294 Fax: 03 9879 5249 BRISBANE OFFICE 2 / 49 Boyland Avenue COOPERS PLAINS QLD 4108 Ph: 07 3373 8222 Fax: 07 3373 8022 ADELAIDE OFFICE 729A Port Road WOODVILLE SA 5011 Ph: 08 8347 0000 Fax: 08 8347 0600 PERTH OFFICE PO Box 2114 MIDLAND DC WA 6936 Ph: 08 6262 8095 Fax: 02 9684 4146 AUCKLAND OFFICE Unit 106 The Zone 23 Edwin Street MT EDEN AUCKLAND 1024 Ph: +64 9 638 4644 Fax: +64 9 638 4645 CONTACT AUS - 1300 78 FIRE (3473) NZ - 0800 220 007 www.brooks.com.au www.brooks.co.nz Published: May 2014 CIRFS0514