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- Complies with the requirements of BS 5446-3
- Vibrates and pulses on and off when triggered
- Designed to be placed under a pillow
- Connects to a BF320JP connection plate; the wide 10-30V DC range also suits many third-party connector plates (subject to testing)
- 2m connection lead with a locking mini-XLR connector to prevent accidental removal
- Includes a 6k8 end-of-line monitoring resistor for fire alarm system use
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Product details
The C-TEC BF320 is a 24V vibrating pillow pad that wakes deaf and hard of hearing occupants when the fire alarm activates, complying with BS 5446-3.
The C-TEC BF320 is a 24V vibrating pillow pad that warns deaf and hard of hearing people of a fire alarm or evacuation alert. It is placed under a pillow, supplementing the system's sounders and visual alarm devices, and vibrates and pulses on and off when triggered, as BS 5446-3 (2015) requires. It connects via a BF320JP connection plate.
Key features
- Complies with the requirements of BS 5446-3
- Vibrates and pulses on and off when triggered
- Designed to be placed under a pillow
- Connects to a BF320JP connection plate; the wide 10-30V DC range also suits many third-party connector plates (subject to testing)
- 2m connection lead with a locking mini-XLR connector to prevent accidental removal
- Includes a 6k8 end-of-line monitoring resistor for fire alarm system use
- Supersedes the C-TEC BF363 pillow pad
Technical specifications
- Supply voltage: 10-30V DC via the BF320JP plate
- Activation current: 65mA at 24V DC; 110mA at 10V DC
- Dimensions: 100mm diameter x 34mm deep
- Connection lead: 2m
- Construction: white PC
- Weight: 162g
- Operating temperature: -10°C to +60°C
What's in the box
- BF320 vibrating pillow pad with 2m lead
- 6k8 end-of-line resistor
Used for: hotel rooms, student accommodation, care settings and homes where a deaf or hard of hearing person sleeps.
Frequently asked questions
How does the BF320 connect to the fire alarm?
Via a BF320JP connection plate, using the 2m lead with a locking mini-XLR connector.
What voltage does it need?
10-30V DC via the BF320JP plate; activation current is 65mA at 24V DC.
Does it replace an older C-TEC pad?
Yes, it supersedes the C-TEC BF363 pillow pad.
