Manual fire call point Rubezh IPR 513-10
Conventional manual fire call point for 9–30 V loops: “Fire” signal at the press of a button, LED and flag indication.
Specifications
- Type
- conventional, electrical-contact
- Loop voltage
- 9–30 V, two-wire loop
- Standby current
- up to 50 µA
- Resistance in “Fire” mode
- no more than 500 Ohm
- Actuation force
- at least 25 N
- Indication
- red LED and coloured flag
- Reset
- with the supplied key
- Housing
- ABS, transparent cover, sealing option, IP41
- Dimensions
- 85×88×43 mm
- Operating temperature
- −40…+60 °C
Description
The Rubezh IPR 513-10 manual fire call point is a conventional electrical-contact device for manually raising a “Fire” signal in fire alarm systems. It works with control panels that supply 9–30 V to the loop and recognise a “Fire” signal as a step drop in the call point resistance to 500 Ohm or less. Power and signal are carried over a two-wire loop, and in standby the call point draws up to 50 µA. After pressing, the button stays in the activated position, the red LED lights up and a coloured flag drops; the button is returned to its initial position with the key supplied in the kit. The specifications are given for the standard version; please confirm the version when ordering.
Advantages
- Loop voltage 9–30 V — connection to control panels with a suitable loop mode
- Red LED and coloured flag — an activated call point is noticeable at once
- The button latches after pressing — the signal is held until reset with the key
- Transparent protective cover and sealing option — protection against accidental pressing
- Impact-resistant ABS housing, IP41 — for indoor use
- Mounting on a base with a terminal block — easy connection of loop wires
Applications
- Evacuation routes, corridors and stairwells
- Administrative and office buildings
- Retail sites and crowded public places
- Warehouses and production premises
- Schools, kindergartens and medical facilities
Frequently asked questions
Which panels is IPR 513-10 compatible with?
How is the call point returned to standby?
Which versions of IPR 513-10 exist?
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