The TXC7008 is a conventional fire alarm control panel engineered for dependable detection and alarm signalling in small to medium-sized buildings. It is part of the TXC7000 series, fully compliant with the EN54-2 standard for fire alarm control panels. Designed for ease of installation and practical operation, the TXC7008 supports up to 8 conventional zones (depending on model variant) with each zone capable of accommodating up to 30 field devices. The unit incorporates built-in provision for backup batteries and auxiliary circuits to maintain alarm functionality during power disruptions. Key Features: EN54-2 certified: Adheres to the international standard for fire alarm control equipment; Multi-zone capacity: Supports up to 8 conventional detection zones (TXC7008 model) with up to 30 devices per zone, giving flexible coverage; Device compatibility: Interfaces with a broad range of conventional detectors, manual call points and sounder/strobe units, facilitating a range of system designs; Power resilience: Features an internal power supply for mains input, battery backup capability and dual auxiliary power outputs (0.5 A each) for accessory equipment or notification appliances; Notification and fault outputs: Distinct terminals for alarm bell / sounder outputs and fault / system status, enabling clear wiring and signalling infrastructure; Compact form-factor: Enclosure dimensions of approximately 311 mm × 251 mm × 60 mm, weighing around 1.5 kg, allowing for installation in technical areas or control rooms; Environmentally suited: Designed for indoor ambient conditions of 0°C to +40°C and up to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing) — appropriate for typical commercial environments. Industrial Uses / Applications: Small to mid-sized office buildings and business premises; Retail shops, shopping complexes (single building conventional systems); Educational institutions (schools, campuses with fewer detection zones); Warehouses or storage hubs with conventional fire detection requirements; Residential apartment blocks or mixed use buildings where addressable systems aren’t required.