The Asenware 2 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Panel is a fire detection control unit designed to monitor two separate detection zones within a building. It serves as the central control point for compatible conventional smoke detectors, manual call points and fire alarm sounders.
When a connected detection device activates, the panel indicates the alarm condition and helps identify the affected zone. Its fire and fault monitoring functions support timely identification of alarm events and system issues.
The panel includes dedicated controls for resetting the system, silencing sounders and initiating an evacuation alarm. Its backup battery capability helps maintain operation during mains power interruptions, while zone disablement and status indicators support routine maintenance.
Designed for straightforward installation and operation, the Asenware 2 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Panel is suitable for smaller buildings that require dependable fire detection and alarm management.
Key Features
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Two Detection Zones: Monitor fire detection devices across two separate areas of a building.
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Detector Compatibility: Supports compatible conventional smoke detectors and manual call points.
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Sounder Outputs: Provides two alarm sounder circuits for compatible notification devices.
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Fire and Fault Relays: Provides relay outputs for interfacing with compatible external systems.
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Battery Backup: Supports secondary power from compatible backup batteries during mains interruptions.
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Fault Monitoring: Helps identify wiring and system faults.
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Zone Disablement: Allows an individual zone to be disabled when required for authorized maintenance.
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Convenient Controls: Includes reset, silence and evacuation functions.
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Auxiliary Power: Provides a 24V DC auxiliary output for compatible equipment.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
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| Brand | Asenware |
| Product Type | Conventional fire alarm control panel |
| Model | AW-CFP2166-2 |
| Number of Zones | 2 |
| Mains Supply | 220–240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| System Voltage | 24V DC nominal |
| Backup Batteries | 2 × 12V sealed lead-acid batteries |
| Battery Capacity | Typically 2.3Ah each; confirm supplied configuration |
| Detector Capacity | Up to 20 devices per zone, subject to device type and manufacturer limits |
| Sounder Outputs | 2 circuits |
| Auxiliary Output | 24V DC |
| Fire Relay | Available |
| Fault Relay | Available |
| Zone Monitoring | Open-circuit and short-circuit fault monitoring |
| Controls | Reset, silence, evacuation and zone disablement |
| Installation | Wall-mounted |
| Operating Temperature | Model and installation dependent |
Why Choose the Asenware 2 Zone Conventional Fire Panel?
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Provides separate monitoring for two building areas.
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Helps identify which zone has triggered an alarm.
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Supports compatible conventional fire detection devices.
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Includes controls for alarm handling and routine maintenance.
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Supports backup power during mains interruptions.
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Offers a practical solution for smaller fire detection installations.
Applications
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Small offices and commercial premises
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Shops and retail spaces
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Residential buildings
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Small hotels and guesthouses
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Schools and administrative buildings
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Small warehouses and storage facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a 2 zone conventional fire alarm panel?
It is a control unit that monitors fire detection devices grouped into two separate zones, helping identify the area where an alarm has been triggered.
2. Which devices can connect to the Asenware panel?
It supports compatible conventional smoke detectors, manual call points and fire alarm sounders. Device compatibility and circuit limits should be checked before installation.
3. Does the panel support backup batteries?
Yes. It supports backup battery operation to help maintain the system during a mains power interruption. Confirm whether batteries are included with the supplied unit.
4. Can the panel indicate system faults?
Yes. It provides fault monitoring and fault indication to help identify problems within the connected system.
5. Is the Asenware 2 Zone panel suitable for large buildings?
It is primarily intended for smaller installations. Larger buildings may require a panel with more zones or a different fire detection architecture, depending on the fire safety design.


