EDA Z6000 | Zerio Plus Wireless Booster Unit

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EDA Z6000 | Zerio Plus Wireless Booster Unit

Name: EDA Z6000 | Zerio Plus Wireless Booster Unit
Brand: Eda
Price: 425.34 GBP
Availability: InStock

Code: FDS320/227

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Zerio Plus Z6000
EN54 Compliant
Up to 7 signal boosters per system

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The Zerio Plus Z6000 Wireless Booster Unit is designed to enhance the signal strength and reliability of the Zerio Plus fire alarm system.

By amplifying the wireless signal, it ensures seamless communication across larger buildings or areas with weak signal coverage.

The Z6000 is ideal for expanding the system’s range, making it suitable for complex or multi-floor installations.

This booster unit helps maintain consistent performance, reduces the risk of signal dropouts, and ensures reliable operation of all connected fire alarm devices.

Zerio Plus Z6000
EN54 Compliant
Up to 7 signal boosters per system
Simple to set-up
Connects wirelessly with main panel
Requires 230vac Supply

Specification	Details
Maximum number of devices	240 (includes detectors, call points, transmitters, sounders, and I/O units)
Max number of radio control / booster units	7 (includes control, repeater, booster panels, and wired transceivers)
Dimensions (W × H × D)	275 × 220 × 85 mm
Weight (excluding battery)	4 kg
Indicators – Supply	Green LED to indicate mains present
Indicators – Fault	Yellow LED to indicate fault on unit
Indicators – Disabled	Yellow LED to indicate system is isolated or disabled
Supply – Mains	230V 50Hz, 0.3A max
Supply – Battery	1 × 12V 7.0Ah sealed lead acid (72-hour standby) or 1 × 12V 3.0Ah sealed lead acid (48-hour standby)
Battery consumption – Normal	60 mA
Battery consumption – Mains fail	40 mA
Battery consumption – Alarm condition	80 mA
Battery consumption – Fault condition	40 mA
Monitored inputs	2 × wired monitored circuits (4k7Ω EOL resistor, 470Ω alarm load)
Number of relays (programmable)	2
Relay options	Fire: 1A changeover contactsFault: 1A fail-safe changeover contacts
Sounder circuit	12V output, 0.5A max
Operating frequency	868 MHz
Modulation	NBFM
Output power (ERP)	10 mW
Operating temperature	0°C to +60°C
European fire alarm standard	EN54 Part 18 and Part 25
British standards	BS 5839 Part 1:2008
R&TTE compliance	EN300 220
EMC standards	EN301 489-3, EN50130-4, EN60950:2001

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Technical Data

Specification	Details
Maximum number of devices	240 (includes detectors, call points, transmitters, sounders, and I/O units)
Max number of radio control / booster units	7 (includes control, repeater, booster panels, and wired transceivers)
Dimensions (W × H × D)	275 × 220 × 85 mm
Weight (excluding battery)	4 kg
Indicators – Supply	Green LED to indicate mains present
Indicators – Fault	Yellow LED to indicate fault on unit
Indicators – Disabled	Yellow LED to indicate system is isolated or disabled
Supply – Mains	230V 50Hz, 0.3A max
Supply – Battery	1 × 12V 7.0Ah sealed lead acid (72-hour standby) or 1 × 12V 3.0Ah sealed lead acid (48-hour standby)
Battery consumption – Normal	60 mA
Battery consumption – Mains fail	40 mA
Battery consumption – Alarm condition	80 mA
Battery consumption – Fault condition	40 mA
Monitored inputs	2 × wired monitored circuits (4k7Ω EOL resistor, 470Ω alarm load)
Number of relays (programmable)	2
Relay options	Fire: 1A changeover contactsFault: 1A fail-safe changeover contacts
Sounder circuit	12V output, 0.5A max
Operating frequency	868 MHz
Modulation	NBFM
Output power (ERP)	10 mW
Operating temperature	0°C to +60°C
European fire alarm standard	EN54 Part 18 and Part 25
British standards	BS 5839 Part 1:2008
R&TTE compliance	EN300 220
EMC standards	EN301 489-3, EN50130-4, EN60950:2001