15 fault records for this panel, each labelled with its review status and, where one is cited, the source document it comes from. Addressable fire alarm repeater panel in the ZP2 Series.
15 records
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The batteries are disconnected or no batteries are installed. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
The batteries may be damaged. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
The batteries may be damaged or fully discharged. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
There is a battery cable short circuit. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message. For any of the four battery fault messages in this table, the source directs: check the battery cables; if the cables are in good condition and all connections are correct, replace the batteries immediately.
Earth isolation fault (Earth Fault LED)
The yellow Earth Fault LED indicates an earth isolation fault. Earth fault reporting can be switched off under Panel setup > Other settings > Fault notification ("Earth", available on fire alarm control panels and repeaters): if set to NO, the corresponding faults are not recorded in the event log. From the ZP2 Series Installation Manual, Table 3 and Table 26. The manual entries define the indication and the setting only; they give no causes or remedies here.
Fire protection fault (Fire Protection Fault/Disabled/Test LED flashing)
The yellow Fire Protection Fault/Disabled/Test LED indicates a fire protection fault, disablement, or test. A flashing LED indicates a fault; a steady LED indicates a disablement or a test. From the ZP2 Series Installation Manual, Table 3 "Common controls and indicators". The manual entry defines the indication only; it gives no causes or remedies here.
Fire network panel offline (Firenet map fault message)
If a control panel previously configured to be in the fire network is not detected, a fault message indicating the offline status (with the Firenet ID) is reported. From the ZP2 Series Installation Manual, "Firenet map", Chapter 3: Configuration and commissioning. The manual gives no causes or remedies here.
Mains or mains fuse fault (Supply Fault LED steady)
The yellow Supply Fault LED indicates a power supply fault. A steady LED indicates a mains or mains fuse fault (a flashing LED indicates a battery fault). From the ZP2 Series Installation Manual, Table 3 "Common controls and indicators" (listed for fire, repeater and evacuation panels). The manual entry defines the indication only; it gives no causes or remedies here.
Sounder fault (Sounder Fault/Disabled/Test LED flashing)
The yellow Sounder Fault/Disabled/Test LED indicates a sounder fault, disablement, or test. A flashing LED indicates a fault; a steady LED indicates a disablement or a test. From the ZP2 Series Installation Manual, Table 3 "Common controls and indicators". The manual entry defines the indication only; it gives no causes or remedies here.
Added to the event log when one or more event types (alarm, zone alarm, fault, condition, etc.) exceed the maximum limit of 512 events per type — this limit applies at panel level and per system, including repeater panels. Triggers a System Fault LED indication; the panel continues to operate during the System Fault indication. Action: reset the control panel to clear the System Fault indication and reset the event limit.
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