Tyco Marine 16 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel | T1216-C
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| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Brand | Tyco Safety Products / Tyco Fire & Security |
| Product Family | T1200-C marine fire detection and alarm system |
| Candidate Model | T1216-C, 16-zone panel; physical verification required |
| Candidate Part Number | 508.023.104; not visible in the supplied photograph |
| Product Type | Conventional marine fire alarm control panel |
| Zone Capacity | 16 zones for the T1216-C variant |
| Country Marking | Made in U.K., as indicated on the supplied panel |
| Application | Shipboard fire detection, alarm indication and fire-protection interfaces |
Product Introduction
The Tyco Marine 16 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel is designed to monitor fire detection circuits and provide centralized alarm and fault indications aboard ships. It helps the crew identify the affected detection zone and respond according to the vessel's fire safety procedures.
The supplied panel features a metal enclosure, bilingual English–Vietnamese operating instructions, dedicated fire alarm controls, system status indicators and 16 numbered zone positions. The visible zone labels include accommodation decks, stairway spaces, engine-room areas and manual alarm locations.
These location labels appear to be vessel-specific. The installed panel's exact configuration, wiring and operating procedures should be verified using the vessel's approved documentation.
The Tyco T1216-C is a documented 16-zone conventional marine fire alarm control panel in the T1200-C product family. It is intended to supervise connected detection circuits, indicate alarm locations and provide relevant system status and fault indications.
In a conventional fire detection system, detectors and manual call points are assigned to designated zones. When an alarm occurs, the control panel indicates the affected zone so that the crew can investigate the location and follow the ship's emergency procedures.
Related T1200-C equipment may include repeater units, output interfaces, relay boards and VDR-related interfaces, depending on the installed configuration.
The supplied panel displays the following indicators:
Power Supply On
Fire
Fire Output Active
General Fault
Power Supply Fault
System Fault
General Test
General Disablement
Communication Fault
Sounder Fault/Disabled
Sounder Test
Fire Protection Fault/Disabled
Fire Output Fault/Disabled
Auxiliary Output Fault/Disabled
The front panel also includes Fire Alarm, Silence/Resound Alarms, Reset, Silence Buzzer, Delay Override and Test Display controls, along with a key switch for authorized access.
The right-hand section contains numbered zone indicators and location labels. Actual control behavior must be confirmed using the correct operating documentation.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Marine fire detection and alarm control |
| Zone Count | 16 positions visible |
| Candidate Model | T1216-C |
| Candidate Part Number | 508.023.104 |
| Product Family | T1200-C |
| Power Supply | Verify the exact AC input rating on the equipment label |
| Standby Power | Compatible battery arrangement, subject to configuration |
| Inputs | Fire detection zone circuits and compatible manual alarm devices |
| Outputs | Fire alarm and fire-protection interfaces, according to configuration |
| Repeater Support | Available within the wider system family |
| VDR Interface | Configuration-dependent |
| Serial Number | Not visible |
These details combine observations from the supplied photograph with candidate product-family information. Verify the nameplate, wiring diagrams, supply voltage and approved configuration before maintenance or replacement.
Potential components associated with the T1200-C family include:
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| C1627 motherboard | Mainboard associated with the 16-zone panel |
| C1628 display board | Display and zone indication circuitry |
| C1632 expansion board | Expansion functions |
| C1630 output interface | Output interface functions |
| C1631 repeater interface | Compatible repeater connections |
| C1634 relay board | Relay outputs |
| C1635 monitored output board | Monitored output circuits |
| C1665 muster interface | Muster-related interface |
| C1714 VDR output module | Voyage data recorder interface |
| T1200B-C battery box | Associated battery enclosure |
These are product-family component identifiers, not confirmation of the boards fitted inside the photographed unit. Check board labels and revisions before purchasing replacement parts.
Depending on the installed configuration, this type of marine fire alarm system can support fire detection and alarm functions in:
Ship accommodation and cabins
Decks, corridors and stairways
Machinery spaces and engine rooms
Service spaces
Manual alarm locations
Approved fire-protection interfaces
Use the vessel's fire-control plan and zone schedule to identify the exact area associated with each zone.
Fire detection and alarm equipment is safety-critical. All investigations and testing must follow the vessel's approved procedures. Never disable required fire protection without authorization and appropriate compensatory measures.
| Symptom | Initial checks |
|---|---|
| Power indicator off | Have qualified personnel check the incoming supply and power system. |
| Fire indicator illuminated | Investigate the indicated location and follow emergency procedures before resetting. |
| General Fault | Record the indicator pattern and consult the applicable technical documentation. |
| Power Supply Fault | Check the supply and standby battery arrangement through qualified personnel. |
| System Fault | Investigate the panel's internal status according to the service documentation. |
| Communication Fault | Inspect applicable interface connections and configuration. |
| Sounder Fault/Disabled | Check the sounder circuit and authorized disablement status. |
| Fire Output Fault | Inspect the applicable output circuit and connections. |
| Fire Protection Fault | Verify the associated interface and connected equipment. |
| Repeated zone faults | Inspect zone wiring, field devices and circuit connections. |
| Intermittent operation | Investigate supply stability, wiring integrity and panel condition. |
Record the illuminated indicators and affected zone.
Follow the vessel's emergency procedures if a genuine fire alarm is present.
Determine whether the indication represents an alarm, fault, test or authorized disablement.
Have qualified personnel investigate the relevant circuit using the approved wiring diagram.
Document repairs and complete the required functional tests before returning the system to normal service.
The visible panel labels identify fault categories but do not establish numerical alarm codes. No unverified error codes are included in this guide.
Inspect the enclosure for corrosion, damage and moisture ingress.
Record recurring alarms, faults and unusual indicator patterns.
Check the power supply and standby batteries according to the approved maintenance schedule.
Inspect field wiring, terminals and connected devices.
Test alarm outputs and sounders under an authorized test plan.
Review disabled circuits and ensure authorized functions are restored.
Maintain records of inspections, repairs and component replacements.
Verify board identifiers and revisions before fitting replacement components.
A successful reset alone does not confirm that the complete fire detection system is operational.
SM MARINE SERVICE™ can assist with identifying and sourcing compatible marine fire alarm panels and spare parts, subject to availability and verification.
Potential requirements include:
Complete 16-zone control panel
Display and indicator assembly
Motherboard and circuit boards
Relay and monitored-output boards
Repeater interface
Muster interface
VDR output module, where fitted
Compatible battery enclosure and approved power components
Connectors, terminals and other verified internal parts
Depending on availability, SM MARINE SERVICE™ can help source new, used, refurbished, reconditioned and tested working equipment.
For a quotation, provide the equipment rating label, model and part number, internal board identifiers, fault description and relevant system information.
Replacement warning: Do not select a replacement solely because it has 16 zones. Verify the system architecture, supply requirements, field circuits, output functions and marine approval requirements before substitution.
Marine fire alarm panels provide centralized monitoring and zone identification, helping crews locate reported fire alarms and coordinate responses. Conventional zone-based systems can also help technicians narrow down circuit faults.
Reliable operation depends on correct installation, functional detectors, sound wiring, suitable power arrangements and regular maintenance. Replacement decisions should account for the complete installed fire detection system rather than zone count alone.
It is a documented 16-zone conventional marine fire alarm control panel in the T1200-C family. The photographed unit's exact model remains unconfirmed.
It belongs to the Tyco marine fire detection equipment family, historically associated with Tyco Fire & Security and Thorn Security.
No. The visible layout is consistent with a 16-zone panel, but the rating label must be checked.
It is a candidate identifier associated with the T1216-C assembly. Verify the exact ordering code and revision before purchase.
Availability depends on the required component, revision, condition and current stock.
SM MARINE SERVICE™ can assist with sourcing used, refurbished, reconditioned or tested equipment where available.
There is no universal replacement based only on zone capacity. System compatibility and applicable approvals must be confirmed.
Visible fault categories include power supply, system, communication, sounder, fire output and fire-protection faults.
Request the applicable T1200-C application or installation documentation from SM MARINE SERVICE™ or the relevant authorized technical support channel. Verify the document revision against the installed unit.
SM MARINE SERVICE™ accepts worldwide sourcing and shipping enquiries, subject to availability and shipping arrangements.
The Tyco Marine 16 Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel is a shipboard fire detection and alarm unit with zone indicators, fire and fault LEDs, alarm controls and a keyed access switch. The supplied unit is a candidate match for the T1200-C family, potentially the T1216-C model. Confirm the exact model and part number before ordering. SM MARINE SERVICE™ supports enquiries for marine fire alarm panels, spare parts, replacement equipment and technical documentation.
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