Reset button for single-zone fire control panel - Opera 05115 - EN54 compliant
Button for resetting the silencing of the fire control unit art. 52002 Opera (purchasable separately on Windowo). For single zone control unit Opera with EN54 compliance.
The Opera 05115 reset button is an essential component for single-zone fire control panels, designed to quickly restore the control panel status after an alarm is activated. This device guarantees efficient and safe management of emergencies, allowing an easy return to normality after the situation has been verified.
Full EN54 compliance
To obtain full EN54 compliance you must have the complete kit consisting of:
- 52002 Single-zone fire alarm control unit (1 unit)
- 05110R Case for pressure alarm activation with manual reset (2 units)
- 05115 Reset button (1 unit)
- 05207 Electronic siren (1 unit)
- Choice of 05203 Combined heat and smoke detector (2 units)
- Choice of 05204 Rate-of-motion heat detector (e.g. for kitchens) (2 units)
- 00112 Battery for alarm control panel (2 units)
Do you want to make sure you have EN54 compliance? On Windowo you can also find the complete kit ready for purchase.
Technical features - Reset button
- Gray plastic box for wall mounting
- Dimensions: mm. 81 x 67 x 55
- NO/NC type push button contact
Opera Operating Access brand accessories
Opera srl, specialized in the design and production of electric handles, was created in 1997 in Modena, Emilia Romagna, land of food and motors. The entire management of the company comes from the Corni Serrature experience which has been present in the city of Modena for over a century. The company is characterized by continuous expansion in world markets but with strong roots in Italy.
Opera single-zone fire prevention system is Italian
Over 40% of the turnover is made abroad, but 90% of our suppliers are local. Almost all of the products are manufactured in our modern industrial plant, with technologies that respect the environment and the quality of work. We are proud to produce and live in Modena, a town in northern Italy which has been included in the UNESCO world heritage site since 1997.
