Alarm LED: Means an alarm was activated. Trouble LED: Means there is a fault somewhere in the system. Supervisory LED: Means that there is a supervisory zone such as a sprinkler system activated. Those are you're basic LED functions.... If you look down you will see 5 zones, if the zone says "alarm" or "trouble" that means there is a fire or a fault at THAT zone. To acknowledge the alarm, Press "Ack" Which will silence the panel. To silence the alarm sirens/horns/strobes, press the "silence" button. To reset the alarm, (Only reset if the activated zone has been restored and fixed.) IF AN ALARM OCCOURS I recommend you dial 911, and have the fire department clear the building and get the alarm turned off.
I'd love to sell this panel. It's the perfect size and priced right as a replacement for older systems. However, It does not appear to support competitors smokes or strobe synchronization. Unfortunately, I am not going to dumpster a building full of functioning devices to install this panel.
I want one for my demo system !!
I had an electrician install this fire alarm but I cannot find a video on how to operate it. Can you help point me in the right direction?
Alarm LED: Means an alarm was activated.
Trouble LED: Means there is a fault somewhere in the system.
Supervisory LED: Means that there is a supervisory zone such as a sprinkler system activated.
Those are you're basic LED functions....
If you look down you will see 5 zones, if the zone says "alarm" or "trouble" that means there is a fire or a fault at THAT zone.
To acknowledge the alarm, Press "Ack" Which will silence the panel.
To silence the alarm sirens/horns/strobes, press the "silence" button.
To reset the alarm, (Only reset if the activated zone has been restored and fixed.)
IF AN ALARM OCCOURS I recommend you dial 911, and have the fire department clear the building and get the alarm turned off.
@@alexandersalarms5380 Thank you!! This is very helpful!!!!!!
@@aberum1798 No problem
I'd love to sell this panel. It's the perfect size and priced right as a replacement for older systems. However, It does not appear to support competitors smokes or strobe synchronization. Unfortunately, I am not going to dumpster a building full of functioning devices to install this panel.