Standard Operating Procedure (SOP): Honeywell Fire Alarm Control Panel
In Case of Alarm
• Evacuate the building immediately following your fire evacuation plan.
• Do not silence or reset the panel unless authorized and the cause is confirmed safe
Panel Indicators
• Red LED/Display: Fire alarm active
• Yellow LED/Display: Trouble or fault detected
• Green LED/Display: Normal operation
Basic Operation
• Silence/Reset:
o Only use after confirming the cause and with authorization.
o Follow instructions from emergency personnel.
• Acknowledge/Investigate:
o Check the display for the source of alarm or fault.
o Notify maintenance or fire safety team as needed.
Essential Safety Precautions
• Never service the panel while powered.
Disconnect AC and battery before maintenance.
• Do not insert or remove modules/cables when the panel is energized.
• After any changes (hardware/software), perform a full system test (NFPA 72 requirement).
• Only use compatible devices and listed components.
• Keep the panel clean and dry.
Use a dry microfiber cloth for the touchscreen.
Routine Maintenance (By Authorized Personnel Only)
• Test detectors and alarms regularly (minimum Quarterly).
• Check and replace batteries as recommended (typically every 3–5 years).
• Inspect dust, dirt, or obstructions on detectors and panel vents.
• Log all maintenance and testing activities.
Environmental & Installation Notes
• Install in a temperature-controlled area (15–27°C recommended).
• Avoid high humidity (max 93% RH, non-condensing).
• Proper grounding is essential for lightning/surge protection.
Emergency Contacts for Support
S.no Name Mobile Number
1 Nilesh Kheria 7894431500
2 B.Sai Srinivas 8500633523
3 Prosenjit Ghosh 9830579450
4 Madhurima Seth 9836929899
For technical issues, contact your fire safety provider or Honeywell Technical Support. For documentation feedback: [email protected]
❖ Stay Safe – Regular Testing and Maintenance Save Lives