Starts or stops the extinguishing system by hand.

A button unit for emergency response in a gas extinguishing system. The buttons under the protective cover start the release by hand or stop the countdown, and the unit talks to the control panel over a two-wire bus.

DC 24 VOperating Voltage

Two-wire busCommunication mode

≤ 1500 mCommunication distance

1 – 254Coding range

-10°C ~ +55°COperating Temperature

0.67 kgWeight

Key features

Panel with protective coverThe specially structured protective cover on the metal panel prevents misoperation.

Manual and automatic modesBrings the manual and automatic switch buttons onto one panel and sets the parameters for both states.

Four red indicatorsThe automatic and manual indicators report the selected mode, while the start and stop indicators report the pressed button.

Two-wire connectionThe polarity-free two-wire bus shortens the wiring and carries communication up to 1500 meters.

Electronic codingThe installer gives the device any address between 1 and 254, and the panel recognizes the device by that address.

Low current drawStatic current stays under 400 µA and activation current under 500 µA.

Technical Specification

Operating Voltage

DC 24V

Operating Current

Static Current: ≤ 400 µA
Activation Current: ≤ 500 µA

Indicator Lights

Automatic: Red (constantly on in automatic mode, constantly off in manual mode)
Manual: Red (constantly on in manual mode, constantly off in automatic mode)
Start: Red (normally off, turns on when the start button is pressed)
Stop: Red (normally off, turns on when the stop button is pressed)

Coding Range

Electronically encoded, any setting between 1 and 254

Communication Distance

≤ 1500 m (4921.26 ft)

Communication Mode

Two-wire bus

Operating Temperature

–10°C ~ +55°C (+14°F ~ +131°F)

Storage Temperature

–20°C ~ +65°C (–4°F ~ +149°F)

Operating Humidity

≤ 95% RH (no condensation)

Dimensions

L × W × H: 127.0 mm × 149.0 mm × 40.0 mm (5.0" × 5.9" × 1.6")

Weight

0.67 kg (1.48 lb)

Installation

Wall mount

Certifications