Agni FYRLAAST Addressable Manual Call Point, Resettable
An addressable call point for FYRLAAST systems with a resettable, non-breakable element and a reset key. An LED shows when it has been activated.
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Agni Manual Call Points in Bhopal: Addressable and Conventional
Agni makes a resettable addressable call point for FYRLAAST systems, conventional call points in FR ABS and MS bodies, and an emergency door release unit. FPS, an Agni dealer, supplies, installs and maintains them in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh.
Where to use Manual Call Points
- Escape routes and corridors
- Staircases
- Entrances and exits
- Commercial buildings and offices
- Factories and industrial facilities
- Schools, colleges and other educational buildings
- Hospitals
- Hotels
- Public buildings and spaces
Agni Manual Call Points models
Agni Conventional Manual Call Point, FR ABS Body
A conventional call point in flame retardant (FR) polymer ABS, with an unbreakable glass behind a front protection cover. It suits the majority of conventional fire alarm systems.
Agni Conventional Manual Call Point, MS Body, Break Glass
A conventional break glass call point with an MS (mild steel) body. It suits the majority of conventional fire alarm systems and can be flush or surface mounted.
Agni Emergency Door Release Unit
An emergency door release unit listed in Agni's conventional call point range. Agni publishes no feature details for it online, so FPS confirms the specification on enquiry.
- MODELS: AD - 110EDR-SP / AD - 110EDR-DP
- COLOR: MCP - GREEN
- DESCRIPTION: Emergency Door Release Single Pole / Emergency Door Release Double Pole
How to choose
A manual call point lets anyone raise the fire alarm by hand. Agni recommends them for escape routes, corridors, staircases, entrances and exits, so a person leaving the building can operate one on the way out.
Match the call point to the panel. The FYRLAAST FL-433/MCP is addressable, so the panel shows exactly which call point was operated. Agni's conventional call points suit the majority of conventional fire alarm systems and work on 18 to 26 V DC.
Then choose the body and the way it operates. The FL-433/MCP is resettable, with a non-breakable element, a reset key and an LED that shows it has been activated. The conventional FR polymer ABS model has an unbreakable glass behind a front protection cover. The AD101 has an MS (mild steel) body with a breakable glass, which has to be replaced after use. All three can be flush or surface mounted.
Agni also lists an emergency door release unit in its conventional call point range but publishes no details for it online. Tell us your requirement and FPS will confirm the model, with a price on request.
Frequently asked questions
Resettable or break glass call point: what is the difference?
A resettable call point is put back into service with a key after it is operated, as on the Agni FL-433/MCP. A break glass call point, such as the Agni AD101, has a glass that breaks when pressed and must be replaced.
Where should manual call points be installed?
Along escape routes, corridors and staircases, and at entrances and exits, so a person can raise the alarm by hand while leaving the building.
Will Agni conventional call points work with my existing panel?
Agni states that its conventional call points suit the majority of conventional fire alarm systems. FPS can check your panel before supply.
Which approvals does Agni list for its call points?
Agni lists ERTL (N), EN 54 and UL for its conventional call points, and EN 54 for the FYRLAAST addressable call point. ERTL (N) is the Electronics Regional Test Laboratory (North).
Can FPS supply and install Agni call points in Bhopal?
Yes. FPS is an Agni dealer and supplies, installs and maintains Agni manual call points in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh. Prices are on request: call or WhatsApp +91 92440 89060.