Expansion loom for MFP panel
Non-latching class change sounder input, latching fire & non-latching fault outputs are made possible on the Context Plus MFP range of panels via the
CFP 4 relays output card
• An optional system expansion device for use with Context Plus CFP Standard 2-8 Zone Fire Panels. • Provides four panel-controlled volt free relay ou
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Overview
Product Details
The CFP 4 relays output card is part of the Context Plus CFP Conventional Panel (LPCB Approved) range from Context Plus, supplied and supported by SPS. • An optional system expansion device for use with Context Plus CFP Standard 2-8 Zone Fire Panels. • Provides four panel-controlled volt free relay outputs (reset, fault, aux. fire and remote). • PCB mounts inside the Context Plus CFP fire panel. • Reset relay is active during the panel’s reset cycle. • Fault relay is active in any fault condition. This relay is failsafe and normally energised – if power is removed from the panel the relay will changeover to produce a fault signal. • Aux. fire relay is active in an alarm condition provided all relevant delays have expired. • Remote relay is active during any Alarm Condition provided all relevant delays have expired. • Outputs are NOT designed to switch mains voltages.
Specifications & features
- An optional system expansion device for use with Context Plus CFP Standard 2-8 Zone Fire Panels.
- Provides four panel-controlled volt free relay outputs (reset, fault, aux.
- fire and remote).
- PCB mounts inside the Context Plus CFP fire panel.
- Reset relay is active during the panel’s reset cycle.
- Fault relay is active in any fault condition.
- This relay is failsafe and normally energised – if power is removed from the panel the relay will changeover to produce a fault signal.
- fire relay is active in an alarm condition provided all relevant delays have expired.
- Remote relay is active during any Alarm Condition provided all relevant delays have expired.
- Outputs are NOT designed to switch mains voltages.
