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EFBW8ZFLEX
Is aeight -zone fire alarm control panel that uniquely combines both two-wire and conventional wiring technologies. This means each zone can be individually configured to operate as either a two-wire or a conventional system, allowing for a flexible mix of both types of devices on the same panel. It features an intuitive interface for straightforward programming and maintenance and meets the EN54 parts 2 and 4 standards.
FL-RL-RS
Is a conventional xenon sounder beacon, an audible and visual fire alarm device that combines a sounder and a flashing light in a single unit. It is used in fire alarm systems, reduces installation costs by only requiring one installation point, and is available in versions with linked or independent operation for the sounder and beacon. The "-S" typically denotes a shallow base, while "-D" denotes a deep base or weatherproof version
UCHR-2W
Is a 2-wire conventional fire detector that combines both rate-of-rise and fixed heat detection. It is designed to respond to a rapid increase in temperature and/or temperatures exceeding a threshold of \(135^{\circ }F\) (\(60^{\circ }C\)), making it suitable for environments where smoke detectors may cause false alarms, such as those with high levels of dust or steam.
UCPD-2W
2-Wire, conventional optical smoke detector from Eaton's UL-listed conventional detector range. It's designed for easy installation and maintenance, featuring a discreet, aesthetically pleasing design, a common mounting base, and 360° visibility via a lightpipe LED. This detector is best for detecting slow-burning or smoldering fires that produce large, visible smoke particles.
UCPT-2W
S a two-wire, conventional photo-thermal fire detector from Eaton's UL-listed conventional detector range. It combines a photo-thermal detector with a thermal enhancement for faster detection of clean-burning fires while also detecting slower smoldering fires. It has a thermal alarm threshold of \(60^{\circ }C\) and is designed for environments where standard smoke detectors might trigger false alarms.
