Ziton ZP3, Установка, эксплуатация и обслуживание

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ZP3 Fire Control Panel
System Overview
ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual
Page 1 - 8 UD1160.1 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
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1.1.6 System Operation
The ZP3 is a complete intelligent fire detection system designed to protect life and property.
It will detect the presence of a fire or smoke, raise local and remote alarms, indicate
accurately the location of the fire, call the fire brigade, and activate building systems to
prevent the spread of smoke, gases, and fire. It can also activate automatic fire
extinguishing systems.
The ZP3 system consists of a central panel, which is connected to various devices, located
throughout the protected building. These devices include fire and smoke sensors, manual
callpoints, alarm sounders, local and remote indicating panels; graphics display computers,
led mimic panels, and other devices. Also connected are interface connections to other
building systems, and connections to a fire brigade, or other remote manned centre.
Sensing devices are grouped into zones, and programmed with text-labels to indicate their
location.
The control panel continually checks every fire and smoke sensor, callpoint, and other
devices, attached to the ZP-loop, every 2 seconds. The precision data collected is analysed
to indicate the amount of smoke, heat and combustion products in the proximity of devices.
This information is constantly updated because of the active scanning process by the ZP3
panel. This provides an accurate picture of the area being monitored by the sensors,
enabling intelligent decisions to be made on the presence or not of fire, smoke, or invisible
products-of-combustion.
After making a decision that a fire exists, the ZP3 system initiates an alarm at the control
panel, displays the exact location by means of illuminated LED's and LCD text-display, and
illuminates the led on the initiating sensors or callpoints. It also issues pre-programmed
commands to operate area sounders, call the fire brigade, activate building controls such as
air-conditioning shutdown, and other actions. In addition it commands remote devices to
display the location and status of alarms, and to carry out programmed control functions.
Very high power processing capability allows any configuration to be programmed. In large
multi-panel systems, panels communicate with each other, display alarms from other areas,
and carry out commands issued by other panels.