Automatic fire button OP1 flush-mounted 2C OP1-W02-A\20

Automatic fire button – reliable protection for your installation

This flush-mounted fire button OP1 is a key element of the fire alarm system, designed for both public facilities and industrial spaces. It provides quick and effective alarm activation in case of a threat, minimizing potential losses. Model OP1-W02-A\20 is characterized by a solid construction and easy installation.

Construction and functionality

The button is made of durable plastic in red, ensuring high visibility even in difficult conditions. Its housing with dimensions of 113 x 113 x 59 mm is designed for flush mounting, allowing for aesthetic integration into the interior design. The IP65 protection degree guarantees resistance to dust and moisture, making it an ideal solution for demanding environments. Equipped with protective glass, it minimizes the risk of accidental alarm activation.

The OP1 button is available in various connector configurations (normally closed, normally open, and mixed), allowing it to be adapted to the specific needs of the installation. Depending on the version (type A or B), the alarm is activated by breaking the glass (type A) or breaking the glass and simultaneously pressing the button (type B). This flexibility allows integration with various alarm systems and ensures optimal functionality.

Safety and compliance with standards

The button meets the requirements of the PN-EN 54-11 standard, confirming its high quality and reliability. It has an approval certificate No. 2266/2014 and an EC certificate of conformity No. 1438/CPD/0130. This gives you the certainty that you are investing in a product that meets the highest fire safety standards. Additionally, the manufacturer's declared IP65 protection degree ensures protection against water ingress in accordance with PN-EN60068-2-30.

Good to know: When choosing the current path, consider the button type (A or B). In type A, after breaking the glass, the normally closed circuits open, normally open circuits close, and mixed circuits change state. In type B, after breaking the glass, you must additionally press the button to change the state of the circuits.