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This is a great example of a Normal Fault caused from domal uplift. Normal Faults are oriented with the hanging wall being down thrown relative to the footwall. These faults are generally formed in an extensional stress regime.
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Open Circuit (Fault) and Short Circuit (Fire) notifier
LHDC comprises of a twisted pair of twin core cables. Each core comprises of tinned copper coated spring steel and is coated in a heat reactive polymer. The cable is then protected by a nylon outer sheath.
LHDC black nylon outer sheath provides high resistance to UV Radiation, continuous monitor for fire and fault conditions and maintenance free over its service life (expected 20 years +)
Temperatures: 700-070 – 70°C Alarm Temp, 45°C Max Ambient
700-090 – 90°C Alarm Temp, 70°C Max Ambient
Response Time: Less than 10 seconds to a small flame
Advantages:
Fast response to a small flame less than 10 seconds
Can withstand fixed temperature 90˚C operation with 70˚C ambient temperature.
Intrinsically safe operation, suitable for Zone 0, Zone 1 or Zone 2 hazardous areas
Single zone or Multi Zone configuration / tank, with optional location display
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