Juno-Net is a powerful Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Control System with networking capabilities that facilitate the configuration of complex Wide Area Fire Detection Systems.

Modular construction and distributed intelligence allow systems of up to 96 Loops to be constructed. With a high level of built-in redundancy and emergency back-up features, the Juno-Net is fully equipped to control the most complex installations.

Using its wide array of interfacing capabilities the Juno-Net is ideally placed to provide an efficient and effective solution to the logistics of protecting large institutions. Universities, Airports, industrial complexes etc which may have many individual Fire Alarm systems but require central reporting and control can easily be accommodated by the advanced capabilities of the Juno-Net.

Juno-Net is available as a standalone system of up to 13 Loops in a single cabinet and can be expanded to up to 96 Loops via a networked array of sub-panels which can be supplied in a blank box version or combined with a repeater to allow remote display and control of the system.
Networking is done by a monitored, redundant, double RS422/485 or Fibre optic loop or TCP/IP network.

The Juno-Net networking capabilities are further enhanced by a wide range of programming options which provide the capability to customise the system according to the needs of the customer. Flexible cause and effect programming of I/O devices and warning devices ensure that Fire or Fault warnings trigger the appropriate response.

An interactive Graphic representation of the system can be displayed on the users' computer via the Odyssey Graphics software(optional). All the devices on the system can be displayed on a building plan showing their status in real time. In the event of Fire or fault the customer can control the system and access all the necessary information with a few mouse-clicks.

Automatic Device detection at start up reduces time spent at the commissioning stage. In Installation mode the Juno-Net detects and recognises addressed and connected devices with the system being fully operational in less than two minutes. The default programming ensures that the system is ready to detect Fire/Fault alerts from the moment that power is applied.

Additional programming, to customise the system can be implemented via the onboard keypad, IR programmer, PS 2 Keyboard or with a laptop PC running the GFE Connector software which is available free of charge on the General Security website.