NETWORKABLE INTEGRATED CONTROL PANEL FOR FIRE ALARM AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM-2 LOOP

• Networkable
• Integrated Fire and PA function complied with NBC2016
• Works on Android platform
• Real-time indication on smoke and temperature
• Digital audio signaling with power, no conventional bulky amplifier for PA
• Addressable PA system controllability to control individual/zone wise/ All speakers
• Interactive touch screen display, no mechanical switch for speaker selection
• speakers are loop powered, no separate cable is required for audio signaling
• Low voltage signaling
• Addressable speakers are electrically supervised
• Built-in memory space can be used for audio. No separate DVD players are required
• Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
• Integrated addressable fire detector with speaker can be used
• Event log
• No separate cable is required for the speaker, the fire detector and speaker can be on the same loop 
• 2 Level Password protection
• Built with minimal hardware to reduce the failure rate, made compact and aesthetically designed 
• Onsite configuration can be done directly through panel display

What is a fire alarm panel or control panel panel?

It is the device that controls all the connected initiating devices (smoke detectors, manual call points etc.) and notification devices(sirens, alarm sounder etc.).

This fire control panel receives information from the connected devices and reports fire or fault based on the information communicated. The connected devices receive power supply from the fire control panel equipment.

What are the different types of fire alarm panel?

Fire Control panels are either of type

1. Conventional
2. Addressable

Conventional Fire Alarm Panel:
This type of fire control panel indicates only the zone in fire. Exact location cannot be determined from a conventional fire alarm panel or system. Conventional fire panel utilise LED as zone indicators.

Addressable Fire Alarm Panel:
This type of fire control panel indicates exact location in fire by identifying the location of device in alarm. Every device in an addressable fire alarm network is assigned with a unique ID that is taken as reference to identify the device location.