AGYLUS Wireless Fire Manual Call Point

AGYLUS wireless fire manual call point

Model:  fire

Power supply:  1 x CR123A 3 V lithium battery

Battery life:  2 years on standby - 4 hours in alarm

Weight:  159 g

Dimensions:  W.85 x H.85 x D.40 mm

A wireless manual call point?

Compatible with our AGYLUS and AGYLUS éloquence type 4 fire alarm ranges, our wireless manual call point (DM) complements your installation perfectly. Safety has always been our priority: the manual call point therefore includes the advanced safety functions also found in our flagship ranges. The AGYLUS wireless fire DM is the only wireless DM on the market able to report on its status (low batteries, communication fault) and to guarantee that the alarm is correctly triggered..
Secure your premises with the wireless DM:

• With advanced monitoring functions: battery status check, network and radio communication check, LoRa radio technology …
• With unbeatable flexibility: no modification to your premises' infrastructure thanks to our reliable radio technology, quick expansion of your installations by adding call points …
• With easy installation and maintenance: simple, quick installation in 5 steps, no configuration required, management via the Smart AGYLUS mobile app, reset on the front panel...

What is the role of a manual call point?

A manual call point plays a crucial role in the fire safety of buildings. It allows anyone who detects a fire to trigger the fire alarm manually, quickly alerting all occupants to the imminent danger. Manual call points are often installed in strategic, easily accessible areas to ensure a quick response in the event of fire. Near exits, in corridors, near stairs, at main entrances, and in gathering areas such as halls or cafeterias, for example.

Where should a fire manual call point be placed?

To ensure maximum effectiveness, it is essential to install fire manual call points in strategic locations, close to exits and in areas of frequent passage, such as corridors and stairs in general. As for installation height, standards recommend placing them approximately 1.4 metres above the floor. This height is optimal for being easily reachable by the majority of occupants, including people with reduced mobility. In addition, fire alarm manual call points must be clearly marked and visible so that they can be found quickly in a stressful situation.