Description
The Fire Emergency Button is a practical and easy-to-use manual fire alarm device designed for fast and reliable emergency response. Featuring one-touch alarm activation, tamper-proof protection, low battery detection, and signal strength monitoring, it ensures safety in a wide range of environments, including factories, warehouses, commercial buildings, hospitals, and more.
Powered by a 32-bit high-performance microprocessor and a long-lasting lithium battery, the device offers stable, reliable performance with minimal power consumption. It is designed for standard national 86-type mounting boxes, making installation simple and convenient.
Key Features
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Communication Mode: Cat.1 communication.
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Power Supply: DC 3V using a high-performance CR123A lithium-manganese battery.
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Alarm Methods:
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Manual button alarm (manual reset)
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Tamper-proof alarm
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Heartbeat Function: User-configurable heartbeat interval; provides communication loss indication when offline.
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Indicators:
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Signal strength indication
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Signal transmission indication
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Device self-check indication
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Warning Functions:
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Module fault indication
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SIM card fault warning
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Failed signal transmission warning
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Device-to-base station connection failure warning
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Device-to-service platform communication failure warning
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Low-voltage warning
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Alarm Output:
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Panel indicator light
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Switch output
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Wireless communication output
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External SIM Card Cover: Simple and convenient SIM card installation.
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Fire Telephone Interface: Supports fire telephone line jack; detects line breakage, connection, and handset off-hook status.
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Anti-Tamper Design: Requires tools to remove the device from the mounting surface.
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Standard Installation: Fits standard 86mm back boxes; can be mounted on various surfaces or bedside 86mm box bases.
On-Site Installation and Testing
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Remove Mounting Plate: Unscrew the fastening screw at the bottom and slide the device upward.
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Install Mounting Plate: Secure the plate to the wall or standard 86 box using screws.
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Insert SIM Card: Lift the metal cover at the SIM slot and insert the SIM card (not required for LoRa communication).
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Connect Fire Phone Line: Connect the phone line to terminals at the bottom of the device.
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Power Up: Insert the battery or remove the insulation sheet to activate the device.
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Self-Test:
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Red light turns on to indicate power-up
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Green light stays on during internal self-test
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Signal Strength Display: Four levels:
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Extremely Poor: Yellow flashes for 1 min
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Poor: Green flashes 2 times, repeated 3 times
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Average: Green flashes 3 times, repeated 3 times
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Good: Green flashes 4 times, repeated 3 times
Install the device where signal is strongest; poor signals increase power consumption.
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Self-Test Errors:
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1 flash: Module fault
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2 flashes: SIM card issue
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3 flashes: Connection failure with base station
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4 flashes: NB signal or platform communication failure
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Tamper Switch Test: Trigger the switch; one red flash indicates normal operation.
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Alarm Activation: Press the panel button; the red alarm light turns on. (During self-test, the alarm will not activate.)
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Alarm Reset: Use the reset key to push the panel upward until it clicks.
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Fire Phone Indicators:
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Green off: not connected
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Solid green: connected, idle
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Dim/flashing: handset in use
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Switch Output:
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Normal: high-impedance state
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Alarm: connected state
(Ensure alarm output and input device ground wires are connected.)
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Standby State: Alarm indicator flashes once every 50 seconds.
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Secure Installation: Use the included screw to fasten the device to the mounting plate; removal requires tools, ensuring tamper-proof security.
This Fire Emergency Button combines reliability, durability, and easy installation, making it an essential component for fire safety in commercial, industrial, and healthcare environments.
| No. | Self-test Result | Cause of Problem | Exception Handling |
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| 1 | After inserting battery, device does not self-test | Device not powered normally, not reset | – |
| 2 | Red light flashes once, lasts 60s | Press the tamper switch several times to discharge empty power, re-insert the battery, check contact with metal contacts. Communication failure, hardware fault | Check if battery power is sufficient. |
| 3 | Red light flashes twice, lasts 60s | Communication failure, IoT card fault | Check card-related issues: Is it inserted well? Activated? Expired? Bound to device? |
| 4 | Red light flashes three times, lasts 60s | Communication failure, no signal | Check if there is signal at the site. |
| 5 | Red light flashes four times, lasts 60s | Communication failure, platform not registered | Check if the device IMEI code is registered on the platform. |






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