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General| Amperage Rating | 2000A |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Humidity | 0-95% non-condensing |
| Certifications | UL, cUL, CE |
| Dimensions | Varies by configuration |
| Weight | Varies by configuration |
Overview of the manual's purpose and scope for the Eaton Fire Systems CF2000 Control Panel.
Details the CF2000 panel's features, mounting options, and compatible ancillary devices.
Specifies allowable cable types and essential wiring criteria for loop connections.
Outlines a typical program and timetable for an installation project, from meeting to final commissioning.
Covers compliance with standards, loop length limits, and loop loading capacities for system design.
Lists various addressable detector types, including bases, points, and specialty units.
Details available addressable manual call points, including standard and weatherproof versions.
Describes compatible addressable sounders, beacons, and sounder bases for alarm indication.
Lists various addressable interface units for expanding system functionality.
Explains the panel's LCD display, zone LEDs, and system status LEDs for user information.
Describes the panel's facilities for on-site system configuration and maintenance.
Details intelligent soft addressing technology and spur isolators for system integrity.
Highlights the integrated power supply and battery for ease of installation.
Details mains voltage, current, fuse, output voltages, and ripple voltages for the panel's power supply.
Provides details on battery number, manufacturer, capacity, fuse, and charging characteristics.
Specifies maximum number of loops, devices per loop, and zone capacities.
Outlines specifications for sounder circuits, fire routing, fire protecting, and fault routing equipment outputs.
Lists optional functions for panel inputs and outputs as per EN54 Parts 2 & 4.
Details requirements for connecting the mains supply via an isolating device according to regulations.
Emphasizes the need to segregate fire alarm system cables from other wiring.
Guides on selecting a suitable location and mounting the panel securely.
Provides important precautions and tips for cable installation and system wiring.
Illustrates a standard system wiring diagram for the addressable fire alarm panel.
Explains how PC software is used to download addresses, text, and device types to the panel.
Describes how to program device inputs for fire, fault, reset, silence, and other functions.
Details setting up sounder triggers, delays, MCP override, and allocation lists.
Explains how panel outputs can be assigned unique zone lists for activation triggers.
Provides information and diagrams for diagnosing panel faults by checking voltage levels.
Introduces the panel's interface, display, LEDs, and buttons for system operation.
Details LCD screen info: time, date, system health, and alarms.
Explains how to access and navigate event screens like Fire, Fault, and Log.
Covers key operations: Soft Reset, Evacuate, Silence Alarms, Lamp Test, Weekly Test.
Manages settings: Erase Log, Password, Language, Date/Time, System Details.
Details procedures for testing devices, zones, sound levels, and configuring device settings.
Outlines panel commissioning steps: PC to Panel and Autolearn functions.
Provides typical wiring arrangements for the system and various components.
Details wiring specifications and hints for detector base connections.
Covers wiring for addressable call points and loop-powered beacons.
Explains wiring for base sounders, beacon bases, and internal wall sounders.
Illustrates wiring for I/O units, zone monitors, and spur isolators.
Provides instructions and recommendations for the safe disposal of batteries.
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