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GMC 650C SafePark
Control unit for addressable gas detection systems in parking garages, underground parking garages, parking decks, and loading zones in accordance with EN 50545-1
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The Bieler+Lang GMC 650C SafePark is the top choice for designers, installers, ventilation contractors, and parking garage operators who use gas detection systems in accordance with DIN EN 50545-1:2011 + A1:2016 and EN 50271:2018. The system offers convenient remote monitoring, intuitive setup, and reduced installation and maintenance costs, even for very large parking areas that need to be monitored for hazardous vehicle exhaust fumes.
The GMC 650C SafePark is your reliable workhorse for gas monitoring in parking garages, underground parking facilities, and loading zones. It serves as a central controller and provides complete, centralized control over every component of your gas detection system. With the compact 2×8 RGB display and the convenient jog wheel, you can keep track of all measurement points and warning devices at all times—intuitively, quickly, and clearly. This allows for the automated and reliable control of warnings, alarms, and ventilation.
The system supports BACnet and Modbus interfaces, allowing it to be seamlessly integrated into existing building and ventilation control systems. In addition, you can receive digital measurement values via our Wi-Fi interface.
Thanks to smart networking, you can manage up to 128 monitoring points (gas detectors, accessories, and third-party devices) without complicated wiring.
Together with the SafePark series gas detectors, this gas detection computer forms a scalable, state-of-the-art gas detection system with numerous interfaces to other building management systems. SafePark is ideally suited for safety-critical monitoring of typical toxic parking garage exhaust gases such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen monoxide (NO), and nitrogen dioxide (NO₂).
Unparalleled versatility:
- Interfaces for WLAN, BACnet and Modbus
- Integration into modern building management and ventilation systems
- Simple wall mounting
- compact design
- 6 BUS strings for up to 128 gas measuring points
- for suitable detectors of type GM 750 SafePark (carbon monoxide CO, nitrogen monoxide NO, nitrogen dioxide NO₂)
Fully certified:
- EN 50545-1:2011 + A1:2016
- EN 50271:2018
Simple operation:
- easy installation
- Intuitive setup
- Reduced installation and maintenance costs
Description
The GMC 650C SafePark is a high-performance gas detection computer in a compact, wall-mountable housing. It was developed specifically for use in parking garages, underground parking facilities, parking decks, as well as in enclosed parking areas of residential complexes and similar applications. The device serves as the control center of an addressable gas detection system and is certified according to EN 50545-1:2011 + A1:2016 and EN 50271:2018. The modular structure of a Bieler+Lang SafePark gas detection systemenables efficient monitoring even across very large areas of public parking facilities. GMC 650C SafePark It gives you complete control over every component of your gas detection system. Our Wi-Fi interface provides you with digital readings.
Features:
The GMC 650C SafePark is designed for reliable BUS networking of up to 128 detectors, I/O modules, and auxiliary devices across a maximum of 6 BUS strands using a simple 2-wire cable. Advantage: You avoid the often complex and very expensive star-shaped cabling required to connect an analog gas detection computer to each individual measurement point in the parking garage.
The intelligent communication technology ensures that gas and air quality values are continuously monitored and that the warnings and alarms specified in the standard are triggered if limit values are exceeded.
Thanks to the integrated Wi-Fi function, you can even conveniently monitor the SafePark system remotely, call up service reports and carry out system updates. Warnings, alarms and ventilation control can be automated and reliably controlled.
Flexible system integration: The gas measuring computer can be easily integrated into existing building and ventilation control systems via standardized interfaces such as BACnet and Modbus.
This compact device is designed for installation. Technically, the controller is designed for indoor use, with a standard 110/230 V AC power supply and an IP54 protection rating.
Key Features of the GMC 650C SafePark:
- Controller and evaluation device for addressable gas warning systems in parking garages, underground garages, parking decks
- Complies with EN 50545-1:2011 + A1:2016 and EN 50271:2018
- Conformity certified by an independent body
- 6 BUS strings for up to 128 gas measuring points and devices
- Interfaces for WLAN, BACnet and Modbus
- Integration into modern building management and ventilation systems
- Wall mounting
Conclusion on the GMC 650C SafePark:
The system offers convenient remote monitoring, intuitive setup, and reduced installation and maintenance costs, and is ideally suited for safety-critical monitoring of typical toxic vehicle exhaust gases such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen monoxide (NO), and nitrogen dioxide (NO₂). This makes SafePark the ideal solution for safe, high-performance, low-maintenance, and cost-effective gas monitoring in parking areas.
The Bieler+Lang GMC 650C SafePark is therefore the top choice for designers, installers, ventilation contractors, and parking garage operators who use gas detection systems in accordance with EN 50545-1:2011 + A1:2016 and EN 50271:2018.
Available accessories:
- Central emergency power supply
- Horns
- Warning lights
- GM 750 SafePark sensors or detectors (carbon monoxide CO, nitrogen monoxide NO, nitrogen dioxide NO₂)
Technical Data
| Power supply | 110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 150 W (full load) |
| Weight | about 1.2 kg |
| Fastening | Wall mounting |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 382 mm wide |
| Measuring points | for up to 128 measuring points and other addressable devices |
| Strands | 6 bus strands (maximum of 32 participants per |
| Temperature range | -20 °C to +55 °C |
| For further information | See data sheet |
