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General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | CF3000 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Details the maximum permitted loop length and wiring considerations.
Defines the maximum addresses per loop and design recommendations.
Details available addressable manual call points and their variants.
Describes the addressable optical detector and its LED status.
Details the range of purpose-designed addressable callpoints.
Describes the CAS380 base sounder and its installation.
Details the range of loop-powered Visual Alarm Devices (VADs).
Describes stand-alone sounders for greater output or resilience.
Describes CZMU352 and CZMU352-IS zone monitor units for conventional devices.
Explains the CSI350 spur isolator for soft addressing with spurs.
Details the CSC354CPR 4-way sounder controller for conventional sounders.
Describes the CFC301 fan control and feedback unit.
Details FC6 and FC18 interfaces for controlling AHU fans.
Lists addressable alarms, beacons, and visual alarm devices.
Describes the addressable photo-thermal detector and its LED status.
Lists compatible loop-powered sounders and beacons.
Details the 3-channel input/output unit (CIO351) and its features.
Details the CMIO353, a single-channel I/O unit with mains rated switching.
Describes CGI420 and CGI420R interfaces for gas detection.
Describes the addressable heat sensor and its LED status.
Lists addressable point detectors like heat and smoke sensors.
Explains intelligent soft addressing technology for simplified installation.
Provides detailed specifications for the panel's power supply.
Describes the panel's inputs and their electrical characteristics.
Lists the physical dimensions, weight, and material specifications.
Lists optional functions approved under EN54 standards.
Lists specifications for the system's batteries, including type and capacity.
Lists specifications for sounder circuits, fire protection, and fault routing outputs.
Describes specific panel output functions like sounders and fire routing.
Details inputs and outputs for fire brigade panel communication.
Lists optional functions not covered by EN54 standards.
Provides essential guidelines and precautions for panel installation.
Specifies requirements for mains supply connection via an isolating device.
Explains how to network up to 126 panels and the recommended network cable.
Describes the output for fire alarm routing equipment, e.g., fire brigade.
Details the output for fault warning routing equipment.
Explains the walk test mode for testing sensors and call points.
Details using PC software for downloading configuration data to panels.
Provides diagnostic information and voltage readings for fault finding.
Explains how to program device inputs for fire, fault, silence, and evacuate events.
Provides detailed information on the touch screen's resolution and event display.
Describes the auto-configuration check for loop wiring and device changes.
Details the process of replacing an existing device without losing programming.
Guides on testing individual devices at access level 3.
Explains how to place zones into test mode.
Describes the procedure for performing a one-man walk test.
Details loading CDR data from a laptop for system commissioning.
Explains how to download configuration data from a laptop.
Details the auto-learn process for system configuration, warning about data erasure.
Shows how to access system version, program data, and device counts.
Describes how to view and set analogue levels for devices.
Details programming input/output modules and sounder configurations.
Explains how to adjust global volume and sound patterns for all sounders.
Details how to add devices to specific zones within the system.
Guides on adding a new device to a selected loop and confirming its details.
Explains how to select and delete a device from the system's configuration.
Details how to select the appropriate class for heat detectors.
Details the sounder level test mode for checking sounder output.
Describes the panel's password protection feature and default code.
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