Fm200 control panel

Pre-Operational Checks

Verify that the control panel is powered on.

Check that all indicator lights are functioning correctly.

Ensure that the panel display shows normal operating conditions.

Confirm that all connections are secure and free from damage.

System Status Verification

Review the system status for any active alarms or faults.

Verify that the pressure gauge indicates adequate pressure levels.

Check the status of the detection system for any triggered alerts.

Ensure that the control panel is in the "Standby" mode before activation.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the System Status Verification section of the New FM200 control panel checklist

Confirm that all system components are properly powered and illuminated

Check for any recent maintenance or service logs that may indicate previous issues

Verify that communication between the control panel and the release mechanism is intact

Inspect any visual indicators or LEDs on the control panel for normal operation

Ensure that the system's battery backup is functioning and fully charged

Review the event log for any historical alarms or anomalies that may need attention

Confirm that all manual release controls are accessible and operational

Ensure that zone status indicators correctly reflect the current status of protected areas

Operational Functionality Tests

Conduct a manual discharge test in accordance with safety protocols.

Test the activation of alarm systems (audible and visual).

Verify the functionality of remote monitoring systems, if applicable.

Check the status of any auxiliary equipment linked to the control panel.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Operational Functionality Tests section of the New FM200 control panel checklist

Confirm the operation of the system’s manual release switch

Test the integrity of the interlocks and ensure they function correctly

Verify that the system’s battery backup is operational and fully charged

Check the functionality of the pressure gauges and ensure readings are within normal limits

Conduct a flow test to ensure proper discharge rate and pattern of the FM200 agent

Inspect the condition and cleanliness of the nozzles and distribution piping

Test communication between the control panel and fire alarm control panel (FACP)

Review system event logs for any irregularities or fault indications

Ensure that all system indicators (green lights, fault indicators) are functioning as intended

Validate the functionality of any manual call points associated with the system

Maintenance and Documentation

Record the date and time of the checklist completion.

Document any issues found during the checks and corrective actions taken.

Schedule the next routine maintenance check.

Ensure that all maintenance records are updated and filed properly.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Maintenance and Documentation section of the New FM200 control panel checklist

Verify that all spare parts and consumables are stocked and available for future maintenance

Review and update the maintenance log with relevant details from the current checklist

Confirm that all personnel involved in the maintenance have signed off on the checklist

Ensure that the training records for personnel operating the FM200 system are current and up to date

Check for any software updates or firmware versions for the control panel and document if updates are needed

Conduct a review of past maintenance records for trends or recurring issues

Ensure that safety data sheets (SDS) for the FM200 agent are accessible and up to date

Document any changes made to the system configuration or settings during the maintenance checks

Review emergency procedures related to the FM200 system and document any updates or necessary training

Prepare a summary report of the maintenance activities, including findings and recommendations for management review