Conventional Panels

Two main conventional panel ranges are currently manufactured. They are designed to meet the differing needs of a diversified marketplace. The cb200 is slimline and intended for use on simpler fire alarm installations. The LPCB approved precept is more sophisticated and ideal for specialised systems. Look out for the new Precept^en coming soon and also latest updates on the cb200 (See News Flash for latest details!)

On all our ranges, considerable research has been undertaken to ensure that the panels are easy to install and simple to use. All panels are microprocessor driven, thus permitting a large degree of software flexibility.

Both gaseous and water pre-action systems are catered for. These are purpose-built prescient extinguishing panels with all the necessary controls and indications.  Also appearing soon will be information on the new prescient^II and CB200^e control panels (See News Flash!)

We have several ranges of analogue addressable panels available to ensure you have the ideal product for each particular application. 

The voyager 1-2 loop panel is fully compatible with both the Apollo XP95 and Discovery protocols and is designed for small systems (although it is fully networkable). It is very competitively priced but benefits from CEL's experience over many years supplying powerful, reliable and high quality products. The New xplorer 1-2 loop panel is also keenly priced and is fully compatible with the new Apollo XPlorer protocol.

The discovery 1-4 loop panel is LPCB approved to EN54 parts 2 & 4. It is fully compatible with both Apollo XP95 and Discovery protocols and fully networkable.  The nexus 1-8 loop panels are ideal for use on XP95 protocol systems.  

Finally the hp900 2-8 loop panels are designed for use with the Hochiki ESP protocol. 

Based on our R3 19 inch rack system, panels are designed to meet our clients’ exact system specifications. Each is purpose-built from standard modules. Modules can be combined in a swing-frame cabinet or in chassis form. Control and monitoring of any combination of analogue and conventional detection inputs manage associated automatic and manual plant or other control outputs.

Control panels can be combined on a network. The network has the facility to monitor, indicate and control the functions of a fire alarm system installation, allowing signals to be distributed around a large site. The panels in all network combinations act independently and release information continuously onto the network. Computer-based graphics packages may be nodes on the network.