Gent Honeywell Call Point Test Key - Pack of 5
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for security professionals and facilities managers who need to test and maintain Gent Honeywell fire alarm systems. The key benefit is ensuring reliable operation of call points across different Gent ranges. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with Gent systems. This pack contains five test keys, essential for routine testing and emergency preparedness, compatible with both Gent Addressable (Vigilon, System 3400) and Conventional call points.
All features
| Model Part Number | 14112-10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gent Honeywell |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What types of Gent call points are compatible with this key?
This key is compatible with both Gent Addressable call points (including Vigilon and System 3400) and Gent Conventional call points.
How many keys are included in this pack?
This pack includes five (5) Gent Honeywell Call Point Test Keys.
Can I use this key on non-Gent fire alarm systems?
No, this test key is specifically designed for Gent systems and will not work with other brands or models.
Is this key required for all Gent fire alarm system tests?
This key is required for testing the manual activation of Gent call points. Other types of tests may require different procedures or tools.
What should I do if the key gets stuck in the call point?
Do not force the key. Gently try to wiggle it while applying light pressure. If it remains stuck, contact Gent technical support or a qualified fire alarm engineer for assistance.
How do I maintain the test keys?
Keep the keys in a clean, dry place. Clean them with a soft cloth if necessary. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or corrosive substances.
What is the part number for this product?
The part number for this pack of 5 Gent Honeywell Call Point Test Keys is 14112-10.
Troubleshooting
Key does not activate the call point
Ensure the correct side of the key is inserted and that it is fully seated. Verify that the call point is a compatible Gent model (Addressable or Conventional). Check if the call point itself is functioning correctly by visually inspecting it for damage.
Key appears to be bent or damaged
Do not use a damaged key as it may break off inside the call point or fail to operate correctly. Use another key from the pack or replace the damaged key.
Lost a test key
Use another key from the pack. If all keys are lost or if a replacement is needed, order a new pack (MPN: 14112-10).
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Compatible with a wide range of Gent fire alarm systems.
- Supplied in a convenient pack of five for multiple users or locations.
- Facilitates essential safety testing and system maintenance.
- Robust design for repeated use.
- Helps ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.
Cons
- Only compatible with Gent brand call points.
- May be easily misplaced if not stored carefully due to its small size.
- Requires physical access to the call point for testing.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: No setup is required. The Gent Honeywell Call Point Test Key is a physical tool designed for direct use.
Compatibility: This key is specifically designed for use with Gent Addressable Ranges (including Vigilon and System 3400) and Gent Conventional call points. It is not compatible with other brands or systems.
Care: Store the keys in a safe, designated location to prevent loss. Clean the keys with a dry or slightly damp cloth if they become dirty; avoid using harsh chemicals. Regular inspection for damage is recommended to ensure continued functionality.