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Notifier / Honeywell

Notifier 24L×32D-C

Notifier / Honeywell Notifier 24L×32D-C is identified in the source list as a addressable fire detection panel. It is installed in protected spaces or the fire-detection control area according to the vessel's approved fire-detection plan. Its purpose is to detect or manually report fire conditions and transmit the corresponding alarm and location information to the bridge or fire-control station. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. Detector technology, loop architecture, address configuration, voting logic and interfaces depend on the exact approved system. The exact model designation distinguishes detector or panel function, loop compatibility and approval from neighboring fire-detection components; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

loops 24
devices per loop 32
addressable True
imo compliant True

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Common failures & inspection points

●Detector contamination or sensor aging caused by dust, grease, moisture or long service, resulting in false alarms, slow response or fault indication
●Loop or cable fault caused by damaged wiring, loose terminals or earth leakage, resulting in missing devices, intermittent faults or a loop alarm
●Addressing or configuration error caused by replacement or software changes, resulting in incorrect device identification or unavailable zones
●Power-supply or backup-battery deterioration caused by charger faults, aged batteries or wiring problems, resulting in power alarms or reduced standby capability
●Panel, relay or communication failure caused by electronics faults, resulting in missing alarms, failed outputs or loss of connection to other safety systems

Service & Maintenance

Inspect detectors, call points, panels, loops, power supplies and interfaces according to the approved fire-system test plan. Keep sensing openings clean and protect devices from paint, steam and dust during maintenance. Function-test alarms, zone identification, sounders and required output relays using approved test tools and procedures. Check backup batteries and power-failure indications and record any isolated zone or disabled device. Restore all bypasses and isolations after work. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for test frequencies, detector limits and replacement procedures.

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Replacement Parts

Keep approved detector heads, bases, manual-call-point elements, loop modules, fuses, batteries, relays and selected panel components compatible with the installed system. Replacement devices must preserve addressing and type approval. Maintain approved test tools and detector-specific service accessories.
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Equipment Model #140692 · ✓ still in production