Addressable manual fire call point Rubezh IPR 513-11-A
Addressable manual fire call point of the R1 line for Rubezh-4A, Rubezh-2OP and Vodoley panels; power and data over the loop.
Specifications
- Type
- addressable, manual
- Protocol
- R1 (RUBEZH R1)
- Compatibility
- Rubezh-4A, Rubezh-2OP, Vodoley PPKPU
- Connection
- two-wire addressable loop (power and data)
- Indication
- 2 red LEDs: “Normal” — 1 flash per 5 s, “Fire” — 2 flashes per 1 s
- Reset
- with the supplied key
- Design
- base, housing, protective cover
Description
The Rubezh IPR 513-11-A addressable manual call point is designed for manually raising a “Fire” signal in addressable fire and fire-security alarm systems of the RUBEZH R1 line. The call point works under Rubezh-4A, Rubezh-2OP panels and Vodoley series PPKPU, which communicate via the R1 protocol. Power and data exchange run over a two-wire addressable loop, and the call point address lets the panel show the activation point immediately. The button and two red LEDs sit under a protective cover: in “Normal” mode the LEDs flash once every 5 seconds, in “Fire” mode 2 times per second. The button is returned to its initial position with the key supplied in the kit.
Advantages
- Addressable signal — the panel shows the exact call point where the button was pressed
- Power and data over a two-wire loop — one cable for power and communication
- Two red LEDs — “Normal” and “Fire” modes differ by flash rate
- Protective cover — protects the button against accidental pressing
- Reset with the supplied key — quick return to standby after a test
- Design rated for repeated activation and reset — suited to regular system tests
Applications
- Expanding addressable systems on Rubezh-4A, Rubezh-2OP and Vodoley panels
- Educational institutions and kindergartens
- Medical facilities
- Administrative buildings and shopping centres
- Medium and large commercial sites
Frequently asked questions
Which protocol does IPR 513-11-A use?
How does an addressable call point differ from a conventional one?
How is the call point returned to standby?
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