Automatic fire button OP1 flush-mounted 1 dev. + signaling LED 230VAC + hammer OP1-W02-A\01-230-m OP1-W02-A\01-230-M

Manual fire alarm – reliable protection for your installation

This flush-mounted device, known as the fire alarm button OP1, is a key element of the fire alarm system. Designed for both commercial and industrial applications, it provides quick and effective notification of a hazard. The device's design allows for easy integration with existing alarm systems.

Construction and functionality

The OP1-W02-A\01-230-M is a type A manual fire alarm, which means that after breaking the glass, the button is released automatically. It is also equipped with an LED powered by 230VAC, which indicates alarm activation – making it easier to identify the location of the hazard. The set includes a hammer for breaking the glass. The housing made of durable plastic provides resistance to mechanical damage and weather conditions (IP65 protection class).

Application and benefits

The device is used wherever manual initiation of a fire alarm is required – in offices, warehouses, production halls or public utility facilities. Its flush-mounted installation provides an aesthetic appearance and minimizes the risk of accidental damage. Thanks to compliance with the PN-EN 54-11 standard, you can be sure that it meets all required safety standards.

• Fast reaction: Type A enables immediate alarm activation after breaking the glass.
• High visibility: The LED facilitates the location of the active alarm in an emergency.
• Resistance to external conditions: IP65 protection class guarantees reliable operation even in difficult conditions.
• Easy installation: Designed for flush mounting, it provides a discreet appearance and protection against damage.
• Compliance with standards: Meets the requirements of the PN-EN 54-11 standard, confirming its safety and effectiveness.
• Complete set: The set includes a hammer for breaking the glass - ready to use immediately after installation.

The device has NO/NC (normally open/normally closed) contact tracks, which allows for flexible adaptation to different alarm system configurations. Connection cables should have a cross-section of 1...2.5 mm² (solid core) or 0.75...1.5 mm² (stranded). Remember to choose the appropriate current tracks depending on the type of alarm (A or B).