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General| Brand | Eurofyre |
|---|---|
| Model | ProFyre C8 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Explains the use of bold and italics for emphasis and references.
Details the meaning of icons used in the document for guidance and caution.
Explains how the panel indicates an alarm state with LED and buzzer signals.
Details the procedure to silence the alarm sounders using the panel controls.
Describes panel behavior when a new zone triggers an alarm after sounders are silenced.
Explains how to manually activate sounders for evacuation from the panel.
Provides steps to reset the panel after an alarm condition has been cleared.
Lists and describes various fault conditions the panel can detect, including general and zone faults.
Outlines the steps a responsible person should take when a fault condition is detected.
Explains why zones or sounders might need to be temporarily disabled.
Provides instructions on how to disable or enable specific zones or sounders.
Details the procedure for re-enabling previously disabled zones or sounders.
Defines the concept of a sounder delay in fire alarm systems.
Explains how sounder delays are programmed and user-controlled activation/deactivation.
Describes how the panel visually indicates when a sounder delay is active.
Explains the panel's behavior when an alarm occurs on a system with a sounder delay.
Details how to bypass a sounder delay for immediate alarm activation.
Instructions on how to reset the system after a false alarm.
Steps to deactivate an active sounder delay.
Explains the purpose and benefits of performing zone tests.
Guides on how to put a specific zone into test mode.
Lists required certificates for system design, installation, and commissioning.
Explains how the system monitors circuits for integrity and indicates faults.
Discusses the reasons and process for temporarily disabling parts of the system.
Covers the use of delays for alarm activation in public areas to verify causes.
Describes the integral power supply unit, its capacity, and monitoring features.
Outlines daily checks for the panel's power and fault indicators.
Details weekly testing procedures for alarms and sounders.
Describes quarterly checks to be performed by authorized service personnel.
Lists annual testing requirements for all system components by service personnel.
Specifies five-yearly tasks, including wiring checks and battery replacement.
Explains the general status indicators on the panel and basic user controls.
Details how to access advanced controls using a secure code.
Provides a table explaining the meaning of various LED indications on the panel.
Describes how to perform a self-test of the panel's LEDs and buzzer.
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