Bi-Wire Panels
Bi-Wire Range
The new Cooper range of Bi-Wire panels are designed with Cooper patented 2 wire technology and also includes ‘Self-Check’ detector features. Bi-Wire conventional detectors, sounders, LED strobes, including relay modules, all share the same zone wiring, delivering significant cost savings in both cable and installation costs.
All panels have the facility to flash detector LED’s in a zone to facilitate the location of any wiring fault in that zone, thereby simplifying the fault finding process. The 4 and 8 zone panels provide enhanced features, which includes HMO programming per zone via the easily accessible DIP switch. If a Zone is programmed for HMO and a fire occurs in that zone, only the sounders in that zone will sound, if the fire is cleared within 2 minutes, the panel will reset automatically, otherwise the sounders in all the zones will operate.
Features
- Available in 2, 4, and 8 zones
- Self-Check features as standard
- Detectors, sounders and relay modules share same wiring
- HMO facility and repeater output on 4 and 8 zone panels
- Class change facility
- Selectable fire/fault relay
- Supports up to 20 sounders and 20 ancillaries per zone
- Detector removal indication as standard
- Maintenance-free poly switch circuit protection
- Weekly test/walk test facility
Bi-Wire Repeater Panel
FXRP2200BW
To complement the Bi-Wire range a repeater panel is available for connection to the 4 and 8 zone Bi-Wire panels.
Features
- Repeater matches the style and appearance of main control panels
- Facility for signaling to repeater panel provided as standard on 8 zone panel
- Specially configured versions of 2 and 4 zone panels available for use with a repeater panel
- Displays essential information at other key locations in a large building/site
- Zone fire and fault conditions
- Test mode in operation
- Zones or alarm lines in disabled mode
- Repeater panel requires only a single pair of wires to receive signals from main control panel, plus local mains power supply, reducing cost of installation