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Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP): Definition and Function
FACP stands for Fire Alarm Control Panel. It is the central component of a fire alarm system that:
- Receives signals from fire detectors
- Initiates appropriate actions: sounding alarm, releasing fire suppression, notifying fire department
Typically installed centrally, connected to all detectors/devices. Continuously monitors system status and ensures occupant safety.
Features
- Signal Processing: Determines if alarm condition exists.
- Alarm Initiation: Sounds alarm, releases suppression, notifies fire department.
- System Monitoring: Alerts to system problems.
- Programming: Configurable for various signals/events and responses.
FACP panels vary in size/configuration (analog/digital) based on system complexity. They are critical for building occupant safety.
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