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6 Manual call point (MCP)
6.1 Manual call point - large design (plastic)
The manual call point in the red housing with the 'burning house' symbol is used as a manual fire call point for the
manual activation of a fire alarm/an emergency alarm in dry workplaces that are not in danger of explosion. The
detector is available for other uses and areas and also comes in various designs, e.g. different housing colours
and with different printed inserts.
The different coloured housings can be combined with the associated electronics modules. For every colour of
housing and type of electronics module, such as those with clickable or non-clickable dosing head, there is a clear
standardised allocation.
Fig. 18: Manual call point - large design
Part No. Description Approval
804900 Standard MCP electronics module
VdS approval with yellow housing (Part
No.704902)
804901
Standard MCP electronics module with 2 micro
switches
804902 Standard MCP electronics module without catch
VdS approval with blue housing (Part
No.704901)
804905
IQ8MCP electronics module with line isolator
and possibility for external detector zone
VdS approval
804906
IQ8MCP electronics module with relay, without
line isolator, not possibility for external detector
zone
Detector housing - large design
704900 red (similar to RAL 3020) Vital for use as manual call point.
704901 blue (similar to RAL 5015)
e.g. for a house alarm
704902 yellow (similar to RAL 1021)
e.g. for extinguishing-agent control
systems
704903 orange (similar to RAL 2011)
e.g. RWA systems
704904 green (similar to RAL 6002)
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704909 pearl white (similar to RAL 1013)
Manual call point housing for Emergency
and danger detectors (EDCP detectors)
acc. DIN VDE V 0827-1, see Chap. 6.1.2
When using MCP as manual call points it is vital that you use a red housing and the standard-
conforming symbols.
Other housing colours and descriptions are not regarded as manual call points but rather as manual
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