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Model 522T BEAU®R�AU BEAUDREAU ELECTRONICS INC. Monitoring System Beaudreau Model 522T Monitoring ss , System Can Monitor Up to 25 Sensors �� The new Beaudreau Model 522T Monitoring System r 5 3 provides gas station owners with a cost-effective alter- native to larger, more expensive monitoring systems. The Model 522T offers the same features of a typical Beautlreau Electric i monitoring system without the added expense of those M systems. The modular control system allows the end M°o""nit°rin s System user to purchase only those components that are nec- essary for the site.As a result,the end user can lower ' the costs of environmental compliance without a increasing their environmental exposure. The 522T ' a es° Ent 0 Mute System can monitor up to 25 separate sensors at the site, including tank gauges, interstitial sensors, dis- No ;""'• ...�. Ianenser sensors, dispenser impact sensors and • w,ee, ;,;'m• P P Pe P many other devices. The system is designed for easy k` • hmpa,,, w°r • upgrade and additional sensors can be added as _ required by regulations or liability concerns.The 522T provides the operator with an LCD readout and audi- ble and visual alarms that show sensor status, alarms . va r T�y ast and alarm history.Alarm data and alarm history can be sent via an RS-232 output and 4 separate relay outputs. Flexible,Open Architecture System Beaudreau's Model 522T Monitoring System uses LONWorks® technology to provide an open architecture solution to compliance management and station monitoring. By using LONWorks® multi-vendor protocol, the 522T can communicate to any third-party device that also uses the LONWorks®protocol.In addition,the 522T is capable of communicating with third-party devices such as I line leak detectors and tank gauges that provide an RS-232 or RS-485 serial data interface.These communication options provide the customer with the ability to easily upgrade a site as required by changing regulations or requirements. System Interface and Shutdown Options IThe Model 522T Monitoring System can provide the end user with a number of options for managing fuel and dispenser impact alarms. All fuel and dispenser impact alarms are communicated via threees oarate outputs.These include:(1)an RS-232 serial data output for communicating to printers,external modems,or third-party systems,(2) N/C relay output for shutting down external relays that con- trol turbine or dispenser shutdown and(3)a serial data interface to the Beaudreau 522SRI Interface for controlling power to up to 16 separate fuel dispensers. I Hard-Wired or Wireless Sensor Options The 522T Monitoring System provides gas station owners with both hard-wired and wireless sensor options.The new 500CT Controller is a hard-wired network module that can receive alarm and status data from up to 5 sensing locations over a shielded,twisted- pair I cable(the 522T System can operate up to 5 50OCT modules and can thereby monitor up to 25 separate sensing locations).The wire- less 500C Controller can send its alarm and status data over existing AC wires to the 522T System-thereby doing away with the need for ripping up asphalt and concrete islands to install new conduits.The 522T control system can communicate with either or both con- trol network-thereby allowing the customer to choose the communication option that best fits the needs of the site. I