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Manufacturer's liability limits for damages arising from product failure or misuse.
Details the two-year warranty period and conditions for the NEON panel products.
Statement on the product's compliance with the RoHS directive for hazardous substances.
Guidelines for the correct and environmentally friendly disposal of electrical equipment.
Detailed identification of internal components within the NEON panel cabinet.
Provides a comprehensive wiring diagram and information for connecting the NEON panel.
A step-by-step checklist ensuring all prerequisites are met before and during installation.
Instructions and dimensions for mounting the NEON panel cabinet on walls.
Describes informational operations available at Access Level 1, requiring no authorization.
Explains how to enter and perform operations within Access Level 2 using key or PIN.
Explains the status of the POWER indicator and its relation to main power and battery health.
Describes the AUX POWER FAULT indicator and its meaning regarding auxiliary power output overcurrent.
Explains the Battery Fault indicator and conditions requiring battery replacement.
Details the SIREN FAULT and SIREN DISABLEMENTS indicators and their meanings.
Explains the EARTH FAULT indicator, signifying a short circuit to the building's earth.
Describes the DISABLEMENTS indicator, showing zones disabled or sirens silenced.
Explains the TEST indicator, which shows when the system or zones are in test mode.
Details the OUTPUTS DELAY indicator's status for programmed and active output delays.
Explains the ALARM VERIFICATION indicator's states for programmed and active alarm verification.
Describes the SILENCED BUZZERS indicator, activated when the panel buzzer is silenced.
Explains the SILENCED SIRENS indicator, showing when siren outputs are silenced.
Details the SYSTEM FAULT indicator and conditions that activate it.
Explains the ACCESS LEVEL 2 indicator, which shows when the user is in Access Level 2.
Describes the FIRE indicator, activated during a general fire alarm condition.
Explains the ALARM indicators (AL1-AL8) for individual zone alarm status.
Details the GENERAL FAULT indicator and common fault conditions it represents.
Explains the FL1-FL8 indicators for zone faults, disablement, and test status.
Provides an overview of the Alarm Verification feature's purpose and concept.
Describes the operational sequence of the Intellizone system during alarm events.
Explains the function of the Day/Night input for controlling Alarm Verification.
Details how to connect zones to the Intellizone group using microswitches.
Describes assigning zones to the Intellizone group via SW-B microswitches.
Explains how to set the Intellizone delay time using SW-A microswitches.
Explains the system's operation regarding delayed and immediate alarm outputs.
Describes how siren output relays behave during alarm events with output delays.
Details the setup of output delays and zone allocation using SW-C dip switches.
Details the functions and settings of SW-A microswitches for panel configuration.
Explains how to configure cross zoning to minimize false alarms using SW-A switches.
Describes enabling cross zoning functionality via SW-A microswitches.
Details the configuration of alarm output patterns for notification appliances.
Details the functions and settings of SW-B microswitches for zone assignment.
Details the functions and settings of SW-C microswitches for output delay and evacuation patterns.
Provides a table detailing the current consumption of different NEON panel models.
Specifies the recommended battery type and size for the NEON panel.
Describes the alarm output relays and their connection for notification appliances.
Explains the fault output relay and its activation for various fault conditions.
Details the wiring requirements and resistance values for fire detection zones.
General| Brand | Paradox Hellas S.A. |
|---|---|
| Model | DEVELOPED Neon 2 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
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