Signal Converter / Isolator · Instrumentation & Gauges
The Consilium IS isolator (CD-GI Ex ic, C-GI ADDR EX H) is a signal isolator for fire detection loops, used to separate and protect the loop signalling between the hazardous area and the safe area. It limits energy reaching intrinsically safe field devices and keeps a fault in one section from disabling the whole loop. DNV approval covers its use in marine installations.
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Check isolator function during the fire alarm system test and confirm the loop recovers correctly after a simulated short circuit. Inspect terminals, earthing and enclosures, and verify the installation matches the intrinsic safety documentation.
Carry spare isolators of each installed type, matching terminal blocks and fuses. Keep the installation documentation and a loop test instrument on board for fault finding.
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