| Technical Specifications – SENS PC5 | |
|---|---|
| System Type | Conventional |
| Model | PC5 |
| Design Standards | EN 54-2, EN 54-4, ISIRI 3707 |
| Operating Voltage | 230V AC |
| Battery | Two 12V/4.5Ah |
| Number of Loops | 2 loops, max 500mA current each |
| Max Detectors per Loop | 24 |
| Max Manual Call Points | 12 |
| Fire Output | 1A |
| Fault Output | 1A |
| Auxiliary Output | 24V |
| Dimensions | 110 × 290 × 85 mm |
| Weight (without battery) | 2.7 kg |
The SENS Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel – Model PC5 is a high-performance, reliable, and user-friendly fire alarm management system designed to provide maximum protection for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Built in compliance with EN 54-2, EN 54-4, and ISIRI 3707 standards, this control panel ensures precision, efficiency, and compliance with global fire safety requirements.
The PC5 Fire Alarm Control Panel operates on a 230V AC power supply and is equipped with two 12V/4.5Ah batteries, ensuring uninterrupted operation during power outages. It features two detection circuits, each capable of handling up to 500mA current per loop, providing reliable fire detection across multiple zones.
With the capacity to connect 24 detectors per loop and up to 12 manual call points, the PC5 offers flexible installation options tailored to the needs of different projects. The control panel includes dedicated outputs for fire alarm sirens (1A) and fault indicators (1A), as well as an auxiliary 24V output.
The SENS PC5 Fire Alarm Control Panel is designed with simplicity in mind, featuring clear indicators, intuitive controls, and robust build quality. Its sturdy construction ensures durability, while the compact dimensions (110 × 290 × 85 mm) make it easy to install in a variety of locations. Weighing 2.7 kg without batteries, it offers a lightweight yet strong solution for fire alarm system management.
Ideal for use in offices, schools, hospitals, warehouses, and other facilities, the SENS PC5 Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel ensures quick detection and effective alerting in case of fire emergencies, making it an essential component of any fire safety strategy.
