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BF319 Fire Alarm Panel Mains Keyswitch
 
  • A high-quality lockable double pole Fire Alarm Control Panel Mains Keyswitch.
  • Allows the Mains supply to a fire panel to be switched on or off in accordance with BS 5839-1.
  • Ideal for use during routine test and maintenance.
  • Fits on standard UK 47mm flush or surface mount back boxes.
  • BS EN60669-1 compliant.


BF318 Remote LED Indicator
 
  • A high-quality remote LED indicator.
  • Ideal for indicating the activation of hidden or out of-sight fire detectors, etc.
  • Incorporates a high intensity, wide-angle red LED.
  • Includes a white ‘write on’ area allowing installers to add equipment locations.
  • Fits on standard UK 16mm flush or surface mount back boxes.


BF376 24V 5A Relay On A Plate
 
  • A general purpose, double-pole, polarised 24V 5A relay.
  • Incorporates a high intensity red activation LED.
  • Can be connected to a suitable control panel relay output or a standard polarised fire alarm sounder circuit to operate door retaining magnets, rollershutter doors, etc.
  • Typical activation current 30mA @ 24VDC. Can switch loads up to 240VAC at 5A.
  • Fits on standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount back boxes.


BF366 5A Keyswitch Isolatable Relay
 
  • A 24V 5A polarised relay c/w with a keyswitch isolation facility.
  • Relay can be temporarily disabled during routine maintenance to prevent auto-diallers, water sprinklers, etc., from activating.
  • When isolated, an intermittent warning beeper will sound to ensure devices are not inadvertently left isolated.
  • Relay is triggerable via a control panel’s open collector output or a standard polarised fire alarm sounder circuit.
  • Fits on standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount back boxes.


BF367 Keyswitch Operated Device Isolator
 
  • Allows a 24VDC output from a fire alarm panel to be remotely isolated to prevent autodiallers, water sprinklers, etc., from activating.
  • If monitoring is used on the 24VDC output being controlled, a fault condition will show at the fire panel when the device is Isolated.
  • Helps safeguard against the inadvertent triggering of auxiliary equipment whilst testing.
  • Fits on standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount back boxes.

 



FF502 Four Zone Sounder Circuit Extender
 
  • Compatible with most manufacturers' fire alarm control panels.
  • Provides four extra conventional sounder circuits with open and short circuit fault monitoring.
  • Sounder -Ve & Sounder +Ve can be connected at the host panel or any convenient point on a sounder circuit (DO NOT SPUR). 24 VDC and 0V can be derived from the host panel or, alternatively, from an external PSU. 
  • Fits on standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount back boxes.


BF363 Vibrating Pad
 
  • Provides early warning of a potential fire alarm to the hard of hearing.
  • Connects to a standard 24VDC conventional sounder circuit via a separately-available BF364 Single Gang Locking Jack Socket.
  • Typically used under pillows in hotel bedrooms, etc.
  • Includes a 2m connection lead.


BF364 Single Gang Locking Jack Socket
 
  • Allows the BF363 Vibrating Pillow Pad (above) to be connected to a 24VDC conventional fire alarm sounder circuit.
  • Max. operating voltage 27V DC.
  • Fits on a standard UK 18mm single gang flush or surface back boxes.
  • Includes Braille text.


BF357 Document Box
 
  • A light grey keyswitch lockable enclosure ideal for storing documentation relating to a building's life safety systems.
  • Matches the style, colour and finish of virtually all of C-TEC's fire and nursecall ranges.
  • Can securely house the mandatory site specific documentation called for by standards such as BS5839-1 (log books, manuals, 'as fitted' drawings, etc.)
  • Includes 10 key hooks for the optional storage of panel access keys, etc.


Did you know....
 

C-TEC are now official distributors of STI's Range of Manual Call Point covers which includes their Euro Stopper (pictured left), Universal Stopper and standard Call Point Stopper.

 

The latest revision of BS 5839-1 (2017 section 20.2b) states "All MCPs should be fitted with a protective cover, which is moved to gain access to the frangible elements".

 

This means all call points in vulnerable areas should now be protected with a cover without the need to consult the site's fire safety officers. The STI Range allows you to do this.