Conventional Fire Alarms

Fire Alarm Systems - Conventional Fire Alarms

Conventional Fire Alarms have been around for many years and the technology has changed little in that time although design and reliability have improved significantly. Conventional fire alarms are a well-proven as established technology protecting many hundreds of thousands of properties worldwide.

A Conventional Fire Alarm System is often the natural choice for smaller systems or where budget constraints exist as these can be cost effective, typical installations are to be found in shops and offices.

In a typical Conventional Fire Alarm System, if a trigger is received from a detector or manual call point, the Fire Alarm Control Panel signals the condition to other devices such as alarm sounders and remote signalling equipment

Conventional fire detectors are normally connected to the Fire Control Panel via dedicated circuits, each circuit protecting a designated 'Zone' or 'Area' of the building (the maximum size of which will often be governed by local standards). Detectors have two states, Normal healthy and Alarm.

The Fire Control Panel will normally be arranged in a set number of Zones or Circuits e.g. 1, 2, 4, 8 etc. and have 2 separate sounder circuits.

CFP 2-8 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel

• Designed to comply with EN54 parts 2 and 4.
• Available with 2, 4 or 8 AlarmSense® zone circuits (dependent on model purchased).
• Installer-friendly design accommodates easy first fix and straightforward maintenance.
• Attractive flush or surface mountable plastic lid and enclosure.
• Auxiliary remote, fire, fault and reset outputs.
• 'Class change' and alert inputs.
• Four conventional sounder circuits (for use with non-Alarmsense® sounders).
• Low quiescent current - for extended standby times with small batteries.
• Intuitive user-friendly interface.
• Multiple indicators provide a comprehensive overview of system status.
• Push button access code or keyswitch entry (dependent on model purchased) to a wide range of Engineering functions, including:-
  • Selectable zone delay facility
    
  • Zone test facility
  • Coincidence (double-knock) facility
  • Non-latching zones facility
  • Comprehensive fault diagnostic facilities
• System expansion connections for up to eight two-wire repeater panels and a range of Relay Output Cards

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Conventional fire alarms and fire alarm systems