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Product Code
BF320
SKU
CT1006NJP
C-TEC 24V BS 5446-3 Vibrating Pillow Pad
24V BS5446-3 Vibrating Pillow Pad
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Can be used in conjunction with a BF320JP connection plate to warn the hearing impaired of a potential fire alarm or evacuation alert condition.
Features
- Vibrates and pulses on and off when triggered as per the requirements of BS 5446-3 (2015).
- Designed to be placed under a pillow to supplement the audible and/or visual indication alerts provided by a system’s sounders and/or VADs.
- Wide 10-30V DC voltage range means it can also be connected to many third-party connector plates (subject to testing).
- Includes a 2m connection lead with a locking mini-XLR connector to prevent accidental removal.
- Includes a 6K8 end-of-line monitoring resistor for fire alarm system use – see instructions for monitoring options on other systems.
- Supersedes C-TEC's old BF363 pillow pad.
| Category Type | Accessory |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| System Type | Conventional |
| Clearance | No |
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| Approvals/certifications | Complies with the requirements of BS 5446-3 |
| Application/operation | Designed to connect to a BF320JP connection plate. The pad is typically placed under a pillow to warm the hard of hearing of an emergency situation |
| Supply/operating voltage | 10V-30V via BF320JP plate |
| Activation current | 65mA @ 24V DC / 110mA @ 10V DC |
| Product dimensions (mm) | 100mm diameter x 34 D; Connection lead measures 2m |
| Construction & finish | PC White RAL90003 |
| Weight | 162g |
| Operating conditions/temperature | -10°C to +60°C |
| Notes | The responsible person must ensure the pad's location is satisfactory to wake the user when in alarm. Note that on a C-TEC Eva-Alert System, power should be derived from a mains powered CA737 |