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A conventional fire alarm control panel with 8 zones, relay outputs and battery backup -- the central unit that receives signals from smoke and heat detectors and triggers sounders, suited to small and medium commercial buildings.
This is a conventional (as opposed to addressable) fire alarm control panel with 8 zones -- meaning up to 8 separate detection circuits can be wired in, each covering an area of the building, with the panel showing which zone triggered rather than which exact detector. It includes relay outputs for triggering sounders or other equipment, and battery backup so the system keeps working through a power outage.
A straightforward, cost-effective panel for a building with a handful of zones.
Basic zone-level fire detection for a commercial premises.
Covers multiple rooms or blocks as separate zones.
Zone coverage across different storage or work areas.
An accessible entry point into proper fire detection.
A standard conventional panel to specify into smaller projects.
| Zones | 8 |
| Panel type | Conventional |
| Outputs | Relay |
| Backup | Battery |
Mains AC with battery backup for outage protection.
Not applicable for this product.
Not applicable for this product. this is a conventional, not network-connected, panel.
Warranty terms are set by the supplying distributor and confirmed at the time of purchase -- ask us for the current terms before ordering.
Official datasheet available on request -- ask us on WhatsApp.
The 8-Zone Fire Alarm Panel is one part of a bigger picture -- here's how it connects to the rest of what Qyvea offers.
A fire alarm panel is only as good as the detectors, wiring and zone planning behind it -- installation should be done to match the building's layout and relevant standards. Qyvea installs this panel as part of a full Fire Alarm Installation, including detector placement, wiring and commissioning.
Fire alarm systems need regular testing and servicing to stay reliable and, in many cases, compliant. Qyvea offers ongoing fire alarm maintenance, whether the panel was installed by us or someone else.
A conventional panel like this one identifies which zone (area) triggered an alarm, while an addressable panel identifies the exact device. Conventional panels are more cost-effective and suit smaller buildings with fewer zones.
This depends on the detector type and wiring, but each of the 8 zones can typically support multiple detectors covering a defined area, following standard fire alarm design practice.
Yes -- it includes battery backup so the system continues operating through outages, which is a standard requirement for fire alarm systems.
Both. Buy it alone for your own installer, or have Qyvea supply and install it as part of a full fire alarm project including detectors and commissioning.
Cost depends on the number of zones actually used, detector count and building layout. Qyvea provides a free site survey and itemised quote alongside the panel price.
KES 19,000 unit price. Free site survey if you'd like Qyvea to supply and install the full system.