Ziton 71601 ZP3 Repeater Panel

Description

Designed to match the ZP3 main control panel, the ZP3-RDU remote display is an attractive, low profile unit providing repeat indication and system control at a location remote from the main control panel position. Housed in a small, slim enclosure, the remote unit has a fascia design and layout in matching style to ZP3 control equipment. Up to 32 remote units can be connected to any central panel.

The unit features zonal designation for up to 50 zones, a 4 row 160 character, back lit liquid crystal display and an ‘at a glance’ system status LED matrix. Controls are provided for accept, reset, silence and sound alarms. A restore disabled alarms facility re-enables previously disabled alarm sounders immediately, should the need for an evacuation arise.

The unit is driven from an optional serial driver card, added to the main board within the ZP3 panel enclosure. Wiring to the main control panel is by serial link, screened, twisted pair, which can be daisy chained, teed off or spurred. The total wiring length of all remote display units connected to a main control panel can be up to two kilometres. The ZP3-RDUB1 can either be powered directly from the main panel 24 VDC, or by a remote power supply unit. A version featuring a stainless-steel enclosure is also available.

Control keys are provided to select listings of current fires, faults and disablements for display. Initial information is displayed by zone, with a further facility to display point addresses within the displayed zone. Operating as an indicator panel only in its normal mode the ZP3-RDUB1 system control functions are accessed by means of a security key switch. Internal switches are provided to configure the unit to operate as an indicator only with no control facilities, with controls by key access, or with control functions enabled on a permanent basis.

Key Features:

Remote control and indication

Up to 32 remote units connected to each main panel

4 row 160 character LCD

Replicates main panel fascia

Restore disabled sounders facility