Control panel for fire-PA-TB

This control panel serves as a centralized unit, providing a wide range of functionalities, as required to meet NBC 2016 including

Automatic Fire Detection And Manually Operated Fire Alarm Using Voice Alarm:

Manually operated electronic fire alarms: ( MOEFA )If someone sees a fire, they can press a button to start a voice alarm. This is a message that says where the fire is.

Example of a voice alarm: “Attention please, fire alarm reported from automatic smoke detector of seventh floor electrical room, .” This helps both the people inside and the security or support personnel to rush to take appropriate action.

Automatic fire detection:

Besides the alarms people can trigger, there are also Automatic fire detectors that can sense smoke and heat. These detectors are put in places as required. They automatically activate voice alarms when they sense a fire.

PA System

The control panel features an Interactive Touchscreen controlled TFT Display, designed to be user-friendly for clear indications, easy navigation, and controls. Users have the flexibility to choose between activating individual speakers, required speakers, speakers within specific zones, or all speakers, using the intuitive touch screen display.

Talkback System

A crucial component of this system is the Talkback speaker, which enhances the usability of the PA speaker system. Initiating a call from the Talkback speaker’s call button or through the control panel’s display, along with identification and location information, establishes two-way communication once acknowledged. Similarly, calls can be made from control panel to targeted talkback units for communication. Furthermore, addressable voice call points and complementing addressable speakers can also serve as Talkback speakers.

Fires can make the normal lights go off. So, having special lights along escape routes is important. These lights turn on automatically during fires. They make sure people can see where to go