ZFP 4 loop Panel with 40 zone LEDS (Z49), PSU rated at 5 Amps, with Built-in Printer
The Context Plus ZFP panel model Z045040PS/X/CON is a feature-rich touchscreen-controlled intelligent addressable fire panel with 4 addressable loops,
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ZFP 8 Relay PCB (full size) (15 cards mixed type can be connected on ABUS on the ZFP panel)
• The Z12 is an 8-Way Relay PCB designed to enhance the functionality of a Context Plus ZFP intelligent addressable fire panel to include 8 additional
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Overview
Product Details
The ZFP 8 Relay PCB (full size) (15 cards mixed type can be connected on ABUS on the ZFP panel) is part of the Analogue Addressable Fire Detection Panels range from Context Plus, supplied and supported by SPS. • The Z12 is an 8-Way Relay PCB designed to enhance the functionality of a Context Plus ZFP intelligent addressable fire panel to include 8 additional relay outputs. • 8 x 1A 30V single pole contacts. • Full size PCB can be scored in the middle to produce a half size 4way relay PCB. • Programmable via the ZFP's PC Tools. • Polling, power and separate Relay Actibvated LED indicators. • Up to 15 A-BUS Expansion PCBs can be connected to a ZFP Panel via its RS485 A-BUS network. • Typically installed within the ZFP panel but can work up to 1 KM away for non-EN 54-2 functions.
Specifications & features
- Type: Volt-free single pole changeover;
- 1A, 30Vdc (max.) Indicators: Polling LED;
- Relay Activated (x8).
- Connections: A-BUS RS485 connections (B, A, 0) to main ZFP PCB;
- 24V supply input (from main ZFP PCB or external EN54-4 PSU);
- Comms and Power In/Out connections.
- 8 x NO/C/NC relay connections.
- Product dimensions: (mm) 80 W x 150 H x 30 D mm.
- Operating conditions/temperature: -5ºC to +40ºC.
- Max relative humidity: 95%.
- Network specification Dedicated: A-BUS RS485 monitored radial circuit.
- 1KM max length.
- Up to 15 A-BUS PCBs per panel.
- Notes: Use Dipswitch SW1 to set the PCB's address – see main ZFP panel instructions for details.
