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Installation and operation manual for
conventional fire panels
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Technical Data 25-16733-A
Effective October 2019
Control and Indication Equipment (CIE)
The panel is designed as an Analogue non-addressable system.
The panel enclosure is constructed from PC ABS components.
The front cover is hinged at the bottom and is secured at the top
of the panel by two retaining screws. On the inside of the panel a
sliding PCB tray makes it easy to remove the tray without touch-
ing the PCB. The back box houses the PSE, the stand-by batteries
and has 29 x 20mm cable access points. Terminal blocks are
positioned to enable ease of connection.
The Fire Panel comes with either 2, 4 or 8 zones. Each zone
can be independently configured with a variety of compatible
conventional devices up to a maximum load of 200mA per
zone. A maximum of 32 inputs devices is possible as one zone
configuration example; a loading calculator is available to assist
with zone configuration.
Figure 1. Fire Panel Dimensions
The panel continuously monitors the state of each zone for Fire
and Fault conditions which are only indicated on the affected zone.
Once a Fire condition is detected on a zone then the panel turns
on the Fire indicators for the zone in fire and triggers the fire alarm
devices across all zones. All remaining zones will continue to
monitor for secondary fires or fault conditions.
The panel also continuously monitors the state of each conven-
tional sounder circuit and will report any fault condition detected
on the sounder fault LED.
The panel has multiple non-monitored outputs such as Auxiliary
Output, Fire Relay, Fault Relay, and an Interlink Relay. These
outputs are extended with the option board that provides addi-
tional monitored FRE and FPE outputs, and a non-monitored relay
per zone circuit. The fire panel also has a monitored input called
Class Change. Further information is contained within this guide.
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