In focusMarinelec PHOENIX V2 · addressable marine fire alarm panel
About Marinelec
Connect Marine Control With Apollo Detection
Marinelec develops monitoring and alarm systems for vessels. Alarm Supply offers its fire alarm control panels alongside the Apollo devices we distribute, helping you select the panel, detectors and interfaces as a coordinated system. We check the exact device references and vessel requirements before proposing a configuration.
Addressable marine fire alarm control for projects requiring individual device identification. Discuss the supported Apollo devices and configuration with our team.
Share the Apollo part numbers, detector bases and panel software version. Confirm each device against the supported configuration; Apollo compatibility does not mean every Apollo range is interchangeable.
Plan Loops And Locations
Map each detector, call point and interface to the vessel layout. Include loop loading, cable routes, isolators and the bridge or control-room display locations.
Define The Alarm Response
Specify which alarms, shutdowns and external systems must respond to each event. Review cause-and-effect programming, power supplies and interfaces together.
Check The Vessel Approval
Provide the flag, classification society and installation location. The panel certificate covers specific hardware and software combinations and excludes installation of the panel in hazardous areas.
Review the current certificate and its installation conditions with the vessel’s approval requirements. Panel approval alone does not establish approval of every connected detector or the complete installation.
Applications
Where And How To Use The Range
Marine And Offshore
Specialist Applications
Newbuilds And Retrofits
Bring together the vessel layout, detection schedule, existing equipment and required interfaces before selecting a system. Retaining equipment on a retrofit depends on compatibility and approval checks.
Marinelec lists intrinsically safe detectors and associated interfaces. Their selection requires assessment of the classified space and complete circuit; the control panel itself must be installed outside hazardous areas.
It brings marine fire alarm control together with the Apollo detection devices we distribute. We help match the exact panel configuration, detector models and required marine approvals for your vessel.
Does PHOENIX V2 Work With Every Apollo Detector?
Do not assume universal compatibility. Send the exact detector, base and interface references so the supported combination can be checked for the panel and software version. Marine approval must also match the intended installation.
How Many Devices Can PHOENIX V2 Support?
Marinelec specifies two loops with up to 126 addresses per loop. Network configurations can extend to 16 loops and 2,016 addresses. Actual design must account for device loading, topology and the manufacturer’s configuration limits.
Can Operators See Where An Alarm Started?
Addressable detection identifies individual points. PHOENIX MONITOR adds graphical vessel and deck views to help operators locate an event and review its history.
Can It Connect To Other Vessel Systems?
PHOENIX V2 provides digital and RS485 interfaces for supported integrations. Provide the required signals and interface details for systems such as vessel monitoring, general alarm or public address.
Can It Replace An Existing Marine Fire Alarm Panel?
A retrofit needs an assessment of the installed devices, wiring, power supplies, interfaces and approvals. Send the existing panel and device list; retaining detectors or cabling depends on verified compatibility.
Is The Control Panel Suitable For A Hazardous Area?
The PHOENIX V2 MED certificate states that the panel must not be fitted in hazardous areas. Detection in a classified space needs a separately assessed arrangement with suitable devices, interfaces and installation conditions.
How Does PHILAE Differ From PHOENIX V2?
PHILAE identifies a detection zone, while PHOENIX V2 identifies an addressable point. Choose according to the vessel’s detection strategy, required information and integration needs.
What should I send to identify a replacement Marinelec part?
Send the full part number and clear photographs of the equipment label. Include the equipment it connects to and describe any changes to the installation. This helps distinguish versions that look alike.
What should I include in a request for a quotation?
Include the model or specification, quantity, delivery country and required date. Attach any required certificates or drawings so the proposed item can be checked before you order.
Talk To Our Team
Plan Your Marine Fire Alarm System
Send your vessel drawings, Apollo device list, required approvals and delivery location. We will help you identify a suitable Marinelec panel configuration.
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