Fire alarm push button Elektromet PPWP-3s A/4 2 current circuits 12A automatic red/green LEDs 230V AC

Electromet PPWP-3s A/4 is a manual call point (push button) for fire alarm systems designed for wall mounting in commercial and residential buildings. The device allows manual activation of the fire detection system and provides clear visual status through integrated red and green LEDs. It supports two independent current circuits and is rated for operation at 230V AC with switching capacity up to 12A, making it suitable for direct control of alarm circuits and related signaling equipment.

Advantages

The push button offers two current circuits for redundancy or parallel control of alarm lines, reducing single-point failure risk. Automatic operation simplifies integration with existing fire alarm control panels and wiring schemes. Red and green LEDs provide immediate visual feedback about device status, aiding rapid identification by building occupants and emergency personnel. The compact wall-mount design and standardized electrical rating enable straightforward installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Activation of fire alarm systems in office and commercial premises
• Use in residential apartment buildings and common areas
• Integration with fire alarm control panels and signaling circuits
• Applications requiring dual-circuit activation for redundancy or separate outputs

Key specifications

• Device type: manual call point (push button) for fire alarm systems
• Number of circuits: two independent current circuits
• Rated switching current: 12 A
• Operating voltage: 230 V AC
• Status indication: automatic red and green LEDs
• Mounting: wall-mounted enclosure
• Operation mode: manual activation with automatic electrical switching

How to use

Mount the Electromet PPWP-3s A/4 on a stable vertical surface following local electrical and fire safety regulations, ensuring connection to the appropriate fire alarm circuits at 230V AC. Connect the two current circuits according to the system wiring diagram so that actuation closes or switches the intended alarm circuits. Verify LED indicators function by applying power and performing a controlled test through the fire alarm control panel. To activate an alarm, press the push button firmly; the device will change status and illuminate the corresponding LED to indicate activation.

Usage recommendations

Position the manual call point in accessible, clearly visible locations near escape routes and common areas. Regularly inspect mechanical components and LEDs as part of scheduled fire alarm maintenance; test operation in coordination with building safety procedures. Follow applicable installation standards and the fire alarm control panel manufacturer's guidance when wiring and configuring dual-circuit outputs.