M22N-BC-TRA-RC

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M22N-BC-TRA-RC series manual call points are the new-type manual call points developed by the French company Schneider Electric. They are mainly used for fire alarm systems and other emergency notification systems.

The M22N series manual call points are equipped with a wide range of features and functions, such as high reliability, strong thermal stability, anti-vibration, dustproof and water resistance. In addition, the manual call points offer a wide selection of available colors for both the plastic plunger and the backplate.

The M22N-BC-TRA-RC series manual call points come in a variety of panel indicator designs. These are used to allow operators to easily determine the source of the signal, helping them take appropriate action. The indicators come in a range of colors, such as red, green, yellow and amber, allowing operators to distinguish between them.

These manual call points have built-in pilot lights. When the call point alarm is activated, the pilot light is illuminated. This helps operators easily locate the source of the alarm in a noisy environment. The pilot lights also have integrated LEDs, which can be used to indicate different conditions, such as power, fault, alarm, and standby.

The working principle of the M22N-BC-TRA-RC series manual call points is fairly simple. When the alarm is triggered, a signal is sent to the control panel. The control panel then activates the appropriate indicator light or pilot light, depending on the type of manual call point selected. This helps operators easily identify the source of the alarm and determine the necessary action to take.

In summary, the M22N-BC-TRA-RC series manual call points are designed for use in a wide variety of applications, such as fire alarm systems and other emergency notification systems. They are equipped with a wide range of features and functions, including panel indicators, pilot lights, and integrated LEDs. The working principle is fairly simple, with the signal from the triggered alarm being sent to the control panel and then activating the appropriate indicator or pilot light for easy identification.

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