Manual fire alarm call point OP1 surface-mounted 3 developments + hammer OP1-W01-B\03-m OP1-W01-B\03-M

Manual fire alarm – reliable alarm signaling

This surface-mounted, red fire alarm button OP1 is a key element of the fire alarm system, designed for quick and effective alarm activation in the event of a threat. Made of durable plastic, it ensures reliable operation in various conditions. Model OP1-W01-B\03-m is equipped with a hammer, making it easy to quickly activate the alarm.

Design and application

The OP1 alarm is designed for surface mounting on the wall. Its design is based on the principle of manually activating the alarm by breaking the protective glass or pressing the button (depending on type A or B). This is particularly important in public places and industrial plants, where a rapid response to a threat is crucial. The device has an IP65 protection rating, which guarantees resistance to dust and water jets – an ideal solution even in harsh environmental conditions.

Functionality and characteristic features

The OP1 fire alarm button offers a number of advantages for both installers and end users:

• Durable housing: Made of high-quality plastic, it provides resistance to mechanical damage and corrosion.
• Quick installation: Surface mounting design simplifies and speeds up installation.
• Versatility: Available various connector configurations (NO/NC/mixed) allow adaptation to specific installation needs.
• Safety: Protective glass prevents accidental alarm activation while allowing for quick intervention if necessary.
• Compliance marking: The product meets the requirements of the PN-EN 54-11 standard, confirming its quality and reliability.
• Dimensions: Compact dimensions (113 mm x 113 mm x 52 mm) allow for discreet mounting in various rooms.
• Wire cross-section: The ability to connect wires with a cross-section of 1…2.5 mm² (solid) or 0.75…1.5 mm² (stranded) ensures compatibility with various electrical installations.

The alarm is available in a version with a hammer (OP1-W01-B\03-M), which makes it easier to quickly activate the alarm in emergency situations. Remember to choose the appropriate type of current paths (A or B) during installation to ensure the correct operation of the fire alarm system. Type A activates the alarm after breaking the glass by releasing the button, while type B requires pressing the button after breaking the glass.