Satel ACSP-402 Fire Alarm Control Panel Instructions

: June 16, 2024
: Satel

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ACSP-402 Fire Alarm Control Panel
System structure
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FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
ACSP System / Control panels

ACSP-402 Fire Alarm Control Panel

ACSP-402

The ACSP–402 fire alarm control panel is designed to:

monitor operation of automatic and manual call points,
control sirens,
control devices used to transmit fire alarms and failure signals
control the operation of fire protection devices or systems,
monitor the operation of fire protection devices or systems,
monitor the operation of other external devices,
control other external devices

These features make it possible to detect a fire at its earlies stage and alert the users of the building with acoustic and/or optical signals as well as notify relevant services. This in turn allows one to quickly commence fire–fighting activities. The control panel can also automatically activate fire protection devices.

System structure

support for up to 256 zones
support for up to 32 groups
possibility to create interlinks between zones, sub–zones and groups
support for up to 256 call points (detectors / MCPs)
support for addressable detection circuits of the following types:
- loop (up to 2 circuits)
- radial line (up to 4 circuits)
- loop with a side line / side lines
support for a printer
extensive functions for testing the control panel and system

Inputs

4 programmable inputs on the control panel mainboard (NO, NC)
monitoring of external devices status, e.g. for reporting fire alarms and failures

Outputs

2 control outputs for conventional sirens
control output for fire alarm transmission devices
control output for fault signal transmission devices
8 programmable relay outputs
- control of external devices
- output for controlling automatic fire protection equipment
24 V DC power supply output
dedicated power supply output for ACSP–ETH and ACSP–RSI modules
signal delay at outputs

RS–485 communication buses

2 bus ports for connecting
- APSP–402 repeater panel
- ACSP–ETH module (for extending the control panel with an Ethernet port)
- ACSP–RSI module (for opto–isolation of the bus and connection of a printer)

E–mail notification (requires connecting the ACSP–ETH module)

4 addresses for notification
selection of event types for notification
periodic diagnostic reports

Setting up

setting up with keys on the front panel of the control panel
free ACSP Soft programme for configuring the control panel (USB port)

Event memory

non–volatile memory for up to 9999 fire alarms
non–volatile memory for 8999 events (including fire alarms)

Control panel mainboard module

LEDs for signalling the status of the control panel and external devices
LCD display for:
- setting up the control panel
- presenting information about fire alarm
- presenting information about disablement, test or failure conditions
- viewing the list of current disablement, test or failure conditions
- viewing the history of alarms and other events
USB port to connect a computer
power supply connection
battery connection
built–in piezo transducer for acoustic signalling
real–time clock with battery back–up power

Power supply

switching mode power supply APS–318 with short circuit protection
automatic switching to back–up power supply (battery) in case of failure of the main power supply
battery charging circuit with temperature–compensated charging voltage
monitoring of the battery status and disconnection of a flat battery

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Number of fault transmission circuits| 1
Working voltage of the fault transmission| 24 V DC±15%
Maximum current of the fault transmission circuit| 180 mA
Terminating resistor on the fault transmission circuit| 10 kΩ±5%
Number of programmable relay outputs| 8
Stand-by supply: internal acid battery| 12 V / 17 Ah
Stand-by supply: external acid battery| 12 V / ≤33 Ah
Supply output AUX (only for connection of CSP-ETH module): with AC power supply failure| 12 V DC +15%, -20%
Maximum battery charging current| 1,4 A
| 3,15 A
| 1,6 A
| 1,6 A
| 3,5 A
| 2
| 10 kΩ±5%
Terminating resistor on the alarm transmission circuit| 100 (2 x 50) Ω
| 100 (2 x 50) Ω
| 128
| 32
| 32
| 10
| 200 mA
| 75 (2 x 37,5) Ω
| 2
| 24 VDC
| 180 mA
| 10 kΩ±5%
| 200 mA
| 2721 g
Delay time of alarm transmission to the outside| 0…10 min
Supply voltage (±15%)| 230 V AC, 50-60 Hz
Maximum humidity| 93±3%
Dimensions| 324 x 382 x 108 mm
Maximum current consumption from the 230V network| 300 mA
Transit temperature range| -25…+55°C
Operating duration of the stand-by supply| 72 h
Maximum internal apparent resistance of the battery (with cables and terminals in a circuit)| 1,1±10% Ω
Current draw from the battery when detecting| 220 mA
Current draw from the battery when emitting an alarm| 320 mA
Current draw from an integrated AC power adapter when detecting| 200 mA
Current draw from an integrated AC power adapter when emitting an alarm| 300 mA
Sealing of the casing| IP30
Events storage capacity| 8999
Alarm counter capacity| 9999
Operating temperature range| -5…+40°C
Clock battery| 3 V (CR2032)
Output for communication with PC (service output)| USB typ B
Terminating resistor on terminals for communication with the remote panel| 100 Ω
Output for communication with remote panel and CSP-ETH module| transmisja szeregowa
Supply output +24V| 24 V DC±15%
Supply output AUX (only for connecting CSP-ETH module): in standard mode| 18 V DC +5%, -15%
Alarm resistor on the control input circuit| 1 kΩ±5%
Terminating resistor on the control input circuit| 10 kΩ±5%
Number of programmable control inputs| 4
Electrical parameters of relay outputs| 1A / 30 V DC (NO or NC)
Number of alarm transmission circuits| 1
Working voltage of the alarm transmission circuit| 24 V DC±15%
Maximum current of the alarm transmission circuit| 180 mA

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