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Ziton ZP3 fault records

7 fault records for this panel, each labelled with its review status and, where one is cited, the source document it comes from. Ziton ZP3 analogue addressable fire control panel.

Fault records

7 records

Fuse ratings on the power supply board

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ZP3: Fuse ratings on the power supply board

The legend lists: F6 auxiliary 24 V DC supply, F4AL250V (20 x 5 mm, 4.0 A fast-blow); F1 battery fuse, S6300mAL250V (20 x 5 mm, 6.3 A slow-blow); F8 and F7 monitor sound, F1AL250V (1.0 A fast-blow); F5 RMC FLT alarm, F1AL250V (1.0 A fast-blow); F2 and F3 monitor sounders, F1AL250V (1.0 A fast-blow); F9 PSU 24 V DC supply, S6300mAL250V (6.3 A slow-blow); F10 PSU 5 V DC logic (internal), S500mAL250V (500 mA slow-blow); FM mains fuse, F5AL250VAC (BS1362).

Internal supply LEDs 37, 15, 14, 8, 7, 2 and 4

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ZP3: Internal supply LEDs 37, 15, 14, 8, 7, 2 and 4

The legend lists these green LEDs as supply indicators: on means the supply is on and off means the supply is faulty. LED 37: internal 24 V DC supply. LED 15: internal supply for the CPU (5 V DC). LED 14: internal supply for logic (5 V DC). LED 8: internal supply for RS232 (12 V DC -ve). LED 7: internal supply for RS232 (12 V DC +ve). LED 2: internal supply for the ZP3AB-SCB-D control bus driver. LED 4: mains 230 V AC supply.

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