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TFP-21XX Certificate
Turkish
Teknim TFP-2134 4-Loop Smart Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel with Thermal Printer and Zone Indicator
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Technical documentation
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Turkish
Product description
TFP-2134 is a 4-loop panel used in addressable fire alarm systems to monitor and report fire and fault conditions. It has a built-in thermal printer and 72 zone LED indicators; it can also be networked with other Teknim addressable panels and controlled remotely via mobile devices.
Key features
- Built-in thermal printer
- LED indicators for 72 zones for fire and fault conditions
- 4 independent, monitored sounder output
- 127 devices per loop, 508 devices in total
- Network connection for up to 16 panels
- Remote control via mobile devices
Technical specifications
| Number of loops | 4 |
|---|---|
| Total number of devices | 508 |
| Number of zones | With 72 LED indicators |
| Display | 240 × 64 graphic display |
| Operating voltage | 230 / 110 VAC (+%10 / -%15) |
| Sounder output | 4 × 500 mA |
| Operating temperature | −10 °C to +55 °C |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 490 × 385 × 144 mm |
| Network connection | Up to 16 panels |
Information has been compiled from manufacturer/distributor sources. Please consult the documentation for current technical specifications.
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