EFBWCV-REPEATER BiWire and Conventional repeater panel is a Fire Alarm System compatible with our 2 zone, 4 zone and 8 zone BiWire-Ultra (EFBWxZONE), BiWire-Flexi (EFBWxZFLEXI) and the latest release of conventional panels (EFCVxZ).

Up to 3 EFBWCV repeater panels can be daisy-chained to a single control panel, allowing all repeater panels to replicate the visual and audible fire and fault information of the control panel.

With an integral power supply the only wiring required for the repeater panel is the mains input to the power supply unit and the data cable between the fire control panel and each repeater panel.

Features

• Can be used with 2, 4 and 8 zone control panels
• Internal Power supply
• Up to 3 repeaters per control panel
• Same modern enclosure as control panels Benefits
• One model fits 2, 4 and 8 zone control panel installations
• Simple unit cabling
• Ability to have several repeaters on same installation
• Family look
• Repeater panel not out of place in public areas

EFBWCV-REPEATER BiWire Conventional repeater Fire Alarm System EFBWxZONE
1. When the fire panel enters a fault condition it will turn on the General Fault indicator and the appropriate fault indicator (refer to 8 for more details). The repeater will display the same General Fault and appropriate fault indicators.

2. System Fault – Severe failure of the panel, the service company must be contacted immediately. Repeater Fault – Communication between a detection and a repeater panel has been lost

3. Battery Fault – Battery voltage missing Mains Fault – Mains supply missing
4. Battery Failure – Battery impedance failure Charger Fault – Charger voltage missing
5. Sounder Fault – Short circuit or open circuit condition detected on the sounder circuit will prevent the activation of sounders if fitted on that sounder circuit
6. FRE Fault – Short circuit or open circuit condition detected on the FRE output
7. FPE Fault – Short circuit or open circuit condition detected on the FPE output
8. Zone Fault – Short circuit or open circuit condition detected on the zone.