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ZP730-2P Optical Smoke Detector Brochure
EnglishIncludes a wiring diagram
Ziton ZP730-2P Addressable Optical Smoke Detector
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Technical documents and wiring diagrams
PDFCatalogueZP730-2P Optical Smoke Detector Brochure
EnglishIncludes a wiring diagram
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Product description
The ZP730-2P is an optical smoke detector for ZP7 addressable fire detection systems. It is addressed using a DIP switch and features alarm verification, self-testing and automatic contamination compensation.
Key features
- Optical smoke detection
- DIP switch addressing from 1 to 127
- Compatible with ZP7 addressable systems
- Alarm LED status indicator
- Supports a remote LED connection
- Configurable sensitivity
Technical specifications
| Detection principle | Optical smoke |
|---|---|
| Addressing method | DIP switch |
| Power supply | Loop powered |
| Current consumption | 600 µA (standby), 700 µA (alarm) |
| Coverage area | 100 m² |
| Dimensions | 106 × 58 mm |
| Weight | 105 g (excluding base) |
| Protection rating | IP32 |
| Operating temperature | -10 °C to +85 °C |
| Standards | EN54-5, EN54-7 |
Information has been compiled from manufacturer/distributor sources. Please consult the documentation for current technical specifications.
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