UTC, 48901, ZP3AB-MIP8, 8 Way Monitored Input Board

ZP3AB-MIP8 - Eight way monitored input board

Eight monitored inputs The Ziton ZP3AB-MIP8 is one of a series of additional, auxiliary boards designed to extend the Ziton ZP3 panel standard range of input/output facilities. Boards are modular in design, and are mounted inside the ZP3 panel enclosure, by means of a ZP3-AC1 auxiliary chassis.

Up to three boards can be fitted into a Ziton ZP3 fire panel. They may be all of a single type, or any combination from the I/O module range. Further boards can be added to a system, accommodated in a remote control cabinet, usually located alongside the ZP3 panel. Various sized cabinets are available, designed to match the control panel enclosure.

The Ziton ZP3AB-MIP8 input board offers eight inputs, from normally open volt free contacts for example key switches or relays. Input signals can be programmed to operate sounder circuits or any ZP control output type, (disable zones or devices, change sensor sensitivities or the operation of a programmed output). Power to operate modules is provided internally from the control panel.

Individual LED indication The activation of inputs, from the Ziton ZP3AB-MIP8 is not displayed as an alarm condition by the control panel, but processed as a discreet control function. Each eight way input board is assigned an address by switch settings provided on the PCB. Individual inputs (within the board address) are programmed in the systems cause and effect software set up. Operation is confirmed by LED indicators positioned next to each pair of input wiring terminals.

Cost effective option The wiring to each input device is monitored by the Ziton ZP3 control panel by means of a 2K2 Ohm resistor connected across the open contacts of the monitored equipment. An amber LED indicator is illuminated when an input is in the fault condition. Housed within the Ziton ZP3 panel, options can simply be added during panel manufacture to meet individual specifications, or subsequently fitted on site should a particular requirement become necessary during the life of the system.

Key Features:

• Eight monitored inputs
• Up to three modules within panel enclosure
• Inputs processed as discreet control functions
• Alarm and fault condition indicated per input