The Pertronic F220 Fan Control System is used with the Pertronic F220 fire panel to monitor and control air handling equipment for AS 1670.1-compliant smoke control or air handling systems. The system automatically controls fans, dampers, louvres, and other air handling devices based on the state of detectors, controls and mechanical building services.

The F220 Fan Control System consists of configurable Fan Control Block software in the fire panel, together with a range of fan control units. These components control and monitor air handling devices through addressable input/output modules such as the M500DMR, interfaced with the relevant mechanical services switchboard(s).

The Fan Control Block software is well-proven on the largest and most complex projects. The software implements control and timing features required under AS 1670.1:2018. Each individual fan control block may be configured to satisfy the specific requirements of the associated air handling device.

Air handling and smoke control systems built with the F220 Fan Control System can be monitored from connected Pertronic F220® fire panels or Pertronic FireMap® workstations.

Features

• The system controls fans, dampers, and other air handling equipment via addressable input / output modules
• Configurable for Clean Air or Smoke Exhaust and Pressurisation operation
• Configurable for Cascade or Non-Cascade operation
• Multiple control option allows several fans to be controlled from a single F220 Fan Control Unit
• Fan Control Block software in the Pertronic F220 fire panel implements timing and control functions
• Compatible with the Pertronic F220 fire panel and the Pertronic Net2 Network
• One “3U” control plate on a rack-style F220 fire panel cabinet accommodates up to ten F220 fan or damper control units
• F220 fan and damper control units may be factory-fitted to F220 cabinet styles
• F220 fan and damper control units may be installed in custom-built cabinets
• Each fan control unit has a window for a slide-in label
• F220 fire panel history logs store a detailed record of fan control system events

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