Cooper CF3000PRG Intelligent Addressable Standard Repeater Panel

The Cooper CF3000PRG is a cost-effective solution for providing remote fire system indication in secondary locations such as hotel lobbies or guard desks. It features a 2×40 character backlit LCD and six supervisory LEDs that display real-time fire, fault, and system information from the main control panel. The unit can be configured as “fully passive” for display only or “semi-passive,” allowing authorized users to silence alarms, evacuate, and reset the system via a secure numeric access code. Equipped with its own integral power supply and standby battery, the CF3000PRG requires minimal wiring and supports up to 20 repeaters on a single loop, ensuring comprehensive visibility across large-scale Eaton Cooper addressable fire systems. Technical Specifications ? Brand Cooper (Eaton) ? Product Model CF3000PRG ? Display Type 2 x 40 Character Backlit LCD ? Mains Input Voltage 230V AC ( 10% / -15%) ? Operating Voltage 24V DC ? Standby Battery 1 x 12V 3.2Ah (Included) ? Standby Duration 24 Hours ? System Indicators Power, Fire, Fault, Test, Disable, Scroll ? System Controls Silence, Evacuate, Reset (Supervisor mode) ? Operating Temperature -5?C to 40?C ? Dimensions 332mm W x 270mm H x 92mm D ? IP Rating IP30 Key Features ? Flexible Operating Modes Can be programmed as a fully passive display for monitoring or a semi-passive controller to provide essential emergency functions from a remote location. ? Dual Connection Options Available as a loop-connected device for single-panel systems or a network-connected version for site-wide monitoring across multiple panels. ? Secure Numeric Access Replaces traditional physical keys with a 4-digit passcode, preventing unauthorized use while ensuring urgent access for trained personnel. ? Integral Power Supply Includes a built-in charger and battery, allowing the repeater to remain operational for 24 hours during a primary power failure. ? Minimal Programming The network version (CF3000PRGNC) requires no manual laptop programming, as it automatically pulls global text information from the fire network. ? Supervisory LED Array Six high-visibility LEDs provide an instant snapshot of the system state (Power, Alarm, Fault, Supervisory, Test, and Scroll) even if the LCD backlight is off.