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- Isolates a +24V DC fire panel output to stop auxiliary equipment operating
- Amber 'Isolated' LED
- Fault shown at the fire panel when isolated, if the output is monitored
- White 'write on' label area for recording the equipment location
- Fits standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount single gang back boxes
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Product details
The C-TEC BF367 is a single gang auxiliary device isolator that lets engineers isolate a +24V DC fire panel output so connected equipment does not activate during testing and maintenance.
The C-TEC BF367 is a single gang auxiliary device isolator for fire alarm systems. It lets a +24V DC output from a fire alarm control panel be isolated, so that auxiliary equipment such as autodiallers, water sprinklers and roller shutters does not activate, for example during routine testing and maintenance. If the controlled output is monitored, the fire panel shows a fault while the device is isolated.
Key features
- Isolates a +24V DC fire panel output to stop auxiliary equipment operating
- Amber 'Isolated' LED
- Fault shown at the fire panel when isolated, if the output is monitored
- White 'write on' label area for recording the equipment location
- Fits standard UK 25mm flush or surface mount single gang back boxes
Technical specifications
- LED activation current: 10mA at 27.6V DC (amber Isolated LED)
- Connections: 0V, SW In, SW Out
- Switching load (resistive): 3A at 30V DC
- Switching load (inductive): 1.5A at 30V DC
- Non-switching current rating: 5A absolute max
- Dimensions: 85 x 85 x 19mm (W x H x D)
- Construction: white PVC plate, grey label, silver plated brass switch
- IP rating: IP40
- Operating temperature: -10°C to +60°C
Frequently asked questions
What is an auxiliary device isolator used for?
To isolate a +24V DC fire panel output so that auxiliary equipment such as autodiallers, water sprinklers and roller shutters does not activate, for example during routine testing and maintenance.
Will the panel show a fault when isolated?
Yes, if the controlled output is monitored, the fire panel shows a fault while the device is isolated. An amber Isolated LED is also lit.
What is the switching rating?
3A at 30V DC resistive, or 1.5A at 30V DC inductive.
