Description
Fire Detection, Control Panels and System Accessories
Honeywell BSO-PP-N46 Addressable Sounder Base
The Honeywell BSO-PP-N46 Addressable Sounder Base is a loop-powered audible notification device designed for use with compatible System Sensor CLIP addressable fire alarm systems. Combining reliable sounder performance with detector base functionality, it provides an efficient solution for fire alarm installations requiring local audible warning without the need for a separate sounder circuit.
Certified to EN54-3 and EN54-17, the BSO-PP-N46 features 32 selectable alarm tones and configurable high, medium, and low volume settings, allowing the sounder to be tailored to suit a wide range of commercial and industrial applications. The unit is loop-powered, simplifying installation while reducing wiring requirements.
Manufactured in a pure white finish, the sounder base is compatible with the B501AP detector base and is suitable for use with compatible addressable detector heads. Its low standby current and robust operating temperature range make it an ideal choice for modern addressable fire detection systems.
Key Features:
- Genuine Honeywell / System Sensor addressable sounder base
- Compatible with System Sensor CLIP addressable protocol
- Loop-powered operation via the addressable fire alarm loop
- Certified to EN54-3 and EN54-17
- 32 selectable alarm tones
- Adjustable high, medium, and low volume settings
- Low standby current for efficient system performance
- Pure white finish for professional installations
- Compatible with the B501AP detector base
- Suitable for commercial, industrial, and public buildings
Typical Applications:
- Commercial office buildings
- Healthcare facilities
- Schools and universities
- Hotels and accommodation
- Retail centres
- Industrial facilities
- Public buildings
The Honeywell BSO-PP-N46 Addressable Sounder Base provides dependable audible alarm notification while integrating seamlessly with compatible addressable fire alarm systems, helping to improve occupant awareness during emergency situations.
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