Fire detection and suppression control panel Clunid FMZ6000 in a wall-mounted 19” housing in modern industrial design. Optimum control panel equipment due to modular design. Intuitive operator guidance via full-colour 7” touch display with 17 freely configurable LED collective displays. The configuration of the control panel is done via the configuration software LogicManager with an intuitive and user-friendly interface. Commisioning, maintenance and service work is carried out via the ServiceAssistant. For both applications, the interface between the control panel and the PC, tablet or smartphone is realized via the Clunid ServiceBox.

Fire detection and suppression control panel Clunid FMZ6000 in a wall-mounted 19” housing in modern industrial design. Optimum control panel equipment due to modular design. Intuitive operator guidance via full-colour 7” touch display with 17 freely configurable LED collective displays. The configuration of the control panel is done via the configuration software LogicManager with an intuitive and user-friendly interface. Commisioning, maintenance and service work is carried out via the ServiceAssistant. For both applications, the interface between the control panel and the PC, tablet or smartphone is realized via the    Clunid ServiceBox.

The latest control panel technology for use as  a combined fire detection and  suppression control panel in single and multizone extinguishing systems. Modular design and factory configuration are carried out according to the individual requirements of the customers project.

Functional description
In the stand-by position the weight bar is resting on the locked weight lever, the wire-rope is engaged in the weight lever with its upper end and in the cam ratchet with its lower end, the cam ratchet is resting at the cam disk whereby the cam lever in turn is caught by the notch of the release lever.
During an actuation the release lever is lifted at its right hand side out of its resting position. By this the cam lever is freed from the notch of the release lever and starts to turn counter clockwise. The cam disk is turning with the cam lever and allows the cam ratchet to pass it after the set time, thus releasing the lower end of the wire-rope. The weight bar is skidding off from the weight lever. The contact surface of the release lever can act on a limit switch, which can be used
to switch on alarm horns or similar at the beginning of an actuation.

The pneumatic control device is used in stationary gas extin-guishing systems as a manual switch-over device to be able to activate a main or a standby battery alternative.
Both ball valve positions are monitored electrically by means of limit switch. After actuation of the main battery (fire case) the ball valve must be turned in position “standby battery”.