MGH Graphic Annunciator panels provide a customized graphic display of the protected area using L.E.D.'s to indicate the location of smoke detectors and other devices. This conventional LED panel is ruggedly constructed of steel with a plexiglass window, and has the flexibility to house all fire alarm modules. MGH's conventional LED graphics enclosures are currently available in six sizes, all of which can be flush or surface mounted. Optional trim rings are available.

MGH Intelligent Graphic Annunciators are designed to be used with MGH's intelligent Cheetah Xi fire detection & control panel. These annunciators provide a graphic display of the protected area using L.E.D.'s to indicate the location of smoke detectors or other intelligent devices. L.E.D.'s can be individually programmed to illuminate for selected individual addresses or zones for certain states such as alarm or trouble. These annunciator panels combine custom design with rugged construction and house all fire alarm modules required for a custom designed panel. There are currently six basic sizes of enclosures available, each capable of being flush or surface mounted and intelligent graphic annunciators are available in a black enclosure. Optional background colors and trim rings are also available.

MGH offers the best solutions in graphic monitoring of addressable fire alarm and fire detection and control systems... at a cost that fits your budget. MGH's PC graphics package for fire detection and control supports a wide range of applications and can be configured to monitor multiple systems, using graphic images to display information that allows you to quickly evaluate and respond to any event. A sampling of functions available with MGH graphics packages include:

• Ability to zoom in and out of building floor plans to view active alarms, water supplies, evacuation routes, access routes, utility shut-offs and other facility hazards
• Receive access to building floor plans, emergency contacts and security
• View graphic and text event notification of fire, supervisory and security events
• Fast navigation to floors and locations of the emergency events
• Display of event history and the progression of events through time sequence display of activated sensors
• Print reports of system-wide events in real-time