ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance Manual
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Description Specification/
parameters
Remarks
Power supply (external)
Primary supply 24 to 28 VDC,
(Amps dependant
on system load)
Optional - Supplied from an external charger
Output (mains OFF) 24 VDC 15 to 27.6 VDC depending upon state of battery and
load
Total output Amps Dependent on external charger capacity
User available output Amps Dependent on external charger
Secondary supply/battery 24 VDC Capacity dependent upon external charger
Software
Part number 71900 Version 2.0 or higher
Firmware - Flash memory
Configuration programming - Flash memory
Display
Liquid crystal text display 160 characters Backlit 4 line text display
LED indicators 87 High-efficiency LED’s for status indication
Communication ports
Z-Port 1 Planner (RS232) Built-in RS232 for loading configuration from Planner
(without control lines)
Z-Port 2 ZP-Net (RS485) Optional RS485 port for connecting to ZP-NET
Serial control bus SCB-Bus (RS485) Optional port for remote display and control panels
Z-Port 1a RS232 Optional port for BMS, Pager, or other connection
(with Modem control lines)
Selectable features
Common sounders EN54-2 Four common sounder circuits
Co-incidence alarm EN54-2 Co-incidence within zone
Remote manned centre (fire) EN54-2 For connection to fire alarm RMC routing equipment
Remote manned centre (Fault) EN54-2 For connection to fault alarm RMC routing equipment
Zone walk test EN54-2 One-man test of a zone, other zones remain working
Control outputs EN54-2 Up to 768 programmable control outputs
Output delays EN54-2 Delays can be programmed to any output
Alarm counter EN54-2 Level 2 access alarm counter records all alarms
Delay on sounder silence Prevents silencing alarms before they are heard
Alarm verification Verifies alarms from a sensor before displaying “Fire”
Sensor sensitivity Four levels of sensitivity per sensor
Input - output configuration Sophisticated I/O mapping functions
Automatic sensor test Tests complete operation of sensors
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