Ziton ZP755 Audio Visual Devices

Ziton ZP755

Developed through worldwide, on-site experience the Ziton ZP755 addressable alarm range enables system designers and installers to achieve exact alarm management and evacuation procedures in any type of building.

The Ziton ZP755 series is a comprehensive range of advanced addressable sounders, designed for use in Ziton ZP3 analogue fire detection and alarm systems.

Installed directly onto the ZP loop wiring, Ziton ZP755 sounders, in conjunction with the range of Ziton sensors, provide a true two wire system – offering full analogue addressable features on a single pair of wires. Installation costs are greatly reduced, whilst system integrity, sounder selection and alarm organisation are significantly increased.

Acoustically highly efficient - up to 100 Ziton ZP755 sounders together with 100 sensors can be installed and powered directly on a one kilometre loop - subject of course to wiring specifications. In systems where loop lengths or current requirements are excessive the units can be powered directly from an external power source via dedicated wiring.

Installation is simple as all Ziton ZP755 sounders twist and lock into surface base plates – eliminating the need for any internal sensor/sounder connections. The Ziton ZP755 range incorporates a number of advanced and unique features:

Advanced Addressing - Each Ziton ZP755 sounder can operate as a separate device, in a zone or group, or be linked to a sensor or callpoint – enabling individual rooms to be evacuated prior to sounding a general alarm.

A self test - Sound level facility is incorporated into every Ziton ZP755 sounder, monitoring operation by a built in microphone circuit – checking for sound output and automatically signalling to the control panel should sound level fall below minimum requirements.

Selectable sound outputs - Continuous, intermittent and dual tone enable alert and evacuate signals to be provided on a zone, group or individual sounder basis. All three sound types comply with the European standard EN54 Part 3 and the recommendations of most international codes. Tones are synchronized to ensure frequencies are not cancelled out.

Horn models feature both wide and narrow angle sound paths – providing a full sound dispersion pattern with an evenly balanced output throughout the protected area.