IGNIS 1520M Fire Alarm and Extinguishing Control Panel
The IGNIS 1520M is a conventional one-zone fire alarm and extinguishing control panel designed for the detection of fire and activation of fire extinguishing systems using gaseous or liquid extinguishing agents. It is intended for controlling and monitoring the extinguishing process in automatic fire suppression systems. The device is manufactured in accordance with the following standards: PN-EN 54-2: 2002, PN-EN 54-4: 2001, PN-EN 12094-1: 2004 (U), and EN 12094-1.
Co-operating Elements:
- Universal optical smoke detector DUR
- Optical smoke detector DOR
- Ionizing smoke detector DIO
- Heat detector TUP
- Optical smoke and heat detector DOT
- Heat and flame detector TOP
- Flame detector (UV) PUO
- Intrinsically safe detectors
- Beam smoke detector DOP
Manual controls include:
- EXTINGUISHING push button PU-61
- STOP push button PW-61
Compatible with various signaling devices.
Certificate: CNBOP 2205/2006
| Type | Conventional one-zone extinguishing systems controller |
| Main power supply | 230V |
| Reserve power supply | Battery 2x12V (3.2 – 4Ah) |
| Number of detector lines | 2 (coincidence) |
| Max number of detectors in the line | 32 |
| Max number of manual call points in the line | 10 |
| Number of alarm variants | 2 |
| Power consumption | Max. 80 VA |
| Backup battery | 2 x 12V/7Ah |
| Current consumption from battery (monitoring mode) | Max. 90 mA |
| Operating time from backup source | 72 hours |
| Max. output current of power supply | 3A/24V |
| Number of signal loops | 2 |
| Signal loop resistance | 2 x 120 Ohm |
| End-of-line resistance | 5.6 ± 5%, 0.25W |
| Permissible detector monitoring current | Max. 2 mA |
| Triggering control impulse | 2A/24V |
| Operating temperature range | -5°C to +40°C |
| Enclosure protection rating | IP 30 |
| Weight (without batteries) | Max. 6 kg |
| Dimensions (mm) | 314 x 368 x 106 |
| Compliance with standard | EN 12094-1 |
The IGNIS 1520M is suitable for use in a wide range of fire safety applications, providing reliable detection, control, and activation of fire suppression systems.