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C Tec BF366 24V 5A Isolatable Relay On A Plate, Polarised with Keyswitch Isolation, LED Indicator, Beeper Alert

Name: C Tec BF366 24V 5A Isolatable Relay On A Plate, Polarised with Keyswitch Isolation, LED Indicator, Beeper Alert
Brand: C-Tec Security
SKU: 5104a1ab7f59139e8e92cd900000d05b
Price: 27.99 GBP
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Amazon A 24V 5A polarised relay designed for use in 24V fire alarm systems. Includes a keyswitch isolation facility allowing the relay operation to be temporarily disabled during routine test and maintenance to prevent autodiallers, water sprinklers, rollershutters, etc., from activating. When isolated, the unit’s Isolated LED will flash and a warning beeper will sound every 8 seconds to ensure devices are not inadvertently left in the isolated state. Relay is triggerable via a control panel’s open collector output or a standard polarised fire alarm sounder circuit (if connecting to a sounder circuit, the relay will return to its normal state when the fire condition is cleared or silenced – check with the approving authority that this arrangement is acceptable prior to installation).

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A 24V 5A polarised relay designed for use in 24V fire alarm systems. Includes a keyswitch isolation facility allowing the relay operation to be temporarily disabled during routine test and maintenance to prevent autodiallers, water sprinklers, rollershutters, etc., from activating. When isolated, the unit’s Isolated LED will flash and a warning beeper will sound every 8 seconds to ensure devices are not inadvertently left in the isolated state. Relay is triggerable via a control panel’s open collector output or a standard polarised fire alarm sounder circuit (if connecting to a sounder circuit, the relay will return to its normal state when the fire condition is cleared or silenced – check with the approving authority that this arrangement is acceptable prior to installation).