PHOENIX V2 is a very compact networkable 2 loops analogue addressable fire detection panel. Allows decentralized configuration of up to 8 panels and 2016 detectors. Integrates Cause & Effects software to program integrated I/Os and loop devices operation.

The AURIGA is a safety device approved by Bureau Veritas providing automatic and manual distribution of the “general alarm” and “abandon ship” signals.

It complies with the International Maritime Organisation’s standard sequences.

Phoenix V2: Addressable Fire Detection and Alarm Control Panel

The Phoenix V2 offers a versatile solution for fire detection, supporting up to 126 devices per loop with the Apollo protocol. It integrates seamlessly with a range of devices, providing flexibility for various system configurations.

The system allows users to allocate any number of devices to any zone, making customization easy for specific needs. For a smooth installation, planning is crucial. Each device needs a unique address and a label with up to 40 characters to indicate its location. Devices should also be grouped into zones based on fire detection design standards. Users can configure the control panel effortlessly with Phoenix Soft V2 for optimal performance.

Important Fire Detection Cable Guidelines

To maintain reliable operation, fire alarm system circuits must stay segregated from other circuits. Key considerations include:

• Avoiding electromagnetic interference from nearby circuits.
• Preventing insulation breakdown between fire alarm and other circuits.
• Reducing fire risks from faults in other circuits.

Protecting fire alarm circuits requires careful precautions when installing or removing other circuits in shared ducts or trunking. These measures help prevent issues like interference or insulation breakdown and maintain long-term system integrity.

By following these guidelines, Phoenix V2 ensures a reliable and robust fire detection system that meets the highest safety standards, delivering both protection and compliance.