A single-phase fire control panel is a wall-mounted electrical unit operating on 220-240V AC, designed to monitor fire detection sensors (smoke/heat detectors, manual call points) and trigger alarms, sirens, or fire pumps in residential and commercial buildings. It provides localized, reliable protection with zone-based status, battery backup, and fault monitoring.
Key Features & Components:
Operating Voltage: 230V AC Single Phase
Monitoring & Control: Continuously supervises input devices for fire signals and manages output devices like hooters and strobe lights.
Zone Segmentation: Often configured as conventional, 2-zone, or 4-zone panels, allowing identification of the fire's general location.
Protection Features: Equipped with Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs), overload relays, and phase failure protection to safeguard against electrical hazards.
Interface & Signals: Includes LED indicators for fire, fault, and power status, along with tactile keypads for acknowledgement, silence, and reset functions.
Structure: Typically housed in a mild steel (MS) powder-coated cabinet for durability.
