Sunshy SDFP6000 Fire Equipment Power Monitoring System Application Design Manual

The manual describes the functions, technical parameters, wiring, setup and operation of the SDFP6000 fire equipment power monitoring system.


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Brand
Sunshy
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
36
File format
PDF
File size
4.3 MB
Published
28 September, 2026
Updated
28 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
123BD6B2D8BB65CF936978BCF762793B

About this manual

The SDFP6000 fire equipment power monitoring system provides real‑time monitoring of main and backup power for fire safety devices, detecting over‑voltage, under‑voltage, over‑current, short‑circuit and phase‑loss faults and issuing audible‑visual alarms.

The document covers the monitoring controller, single‑phase and three‑phase voltage/current sensors, the S‑BUS300 repeater, wiring diagrams, installation guidelines, configuration steps and troubleshooting procedures. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 系统概述
  • SDFP6000 消防设备电源状态监控器
  • SDFP单相电压/电流信号传感器
  • SDFP三相电压/电流信号传感器
  • S‑BUS300 中继器
  • 安装与布线要求

Specifications

Main power input voltageAC220V/50Hz
Backup battery capacity24V/14Ah (>8 h)
Maximum power consumption150 W (host 10 W, bus 140 W)
Display typeFSTN graphic LCD
Alarm record storage≥24 months, 100 000 records
S‑BUS downstream bus4‑channel S‑BUS
Maximum S‑BUS length (128 modules)≤300 m
Operating temperature range0 °C – 40 °C

Frequently asked questions

What does the system do when a fire equipment power fault occurs?

The monitoring host instantly shows the fault location, type and time, and triggers a sound‑light alarm.

How long can the backup battery power the system?

The backup battery provides power for more than 8 hours.

Which communication methods are supported for upstream communication?

Upstream communication uses RS485 or S‑BUS interfaces.

How many monitoring modules can be connected on a 300 m S‑BUS line?

Up to 128 modules can be connected on a 300 m S‑BUS bus.

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