Description
TYCO SAFETY PRODUCTS
MINERVA T2000R
FULL FUNCTION REPEATER PANEL
PRODUCT: T2000R-PSU
PART NO.: 557.200.601
VOLTAGE: 120-240 VOLTS AC
FREQUENCY: 50/60 HZ
CURRENT: 2 AMP MAX CLASS 1
The Tyco Minerva T2000R Full Function Repeater Panel is a key component within the Minerva T2000 marine fire alarm system, designed to replicate the full control and monitoring capabilities of the main fire detection panel at a remote location onboard. Operating across a wide voltage range of 120–240V AC at 50/60Hz, this repeater panel enables bridge officers, duty engineers, or safety personnel to monitor and respond to fire alarm events from secondary stations without returning to the primary panel. In a marine environment where rapid response and distributed monitoring are critical to crew safety and SOLAS compliance, a full function repeater is an operationally essential fitting.
Key Features
✓ Full function repeater capability allows complete monitoring and control of the Minerva T2000 fire alarm system from a remote station, mirroring the primary panel interface.
✓ Wide input voltage range of 120–240V AC at 50/60Hz with a maximum current draw of 2A Class 1, as specified in the original product data, supporting installation across varied vessel electrical supplies.
✓ Designed for integration within the Tyco Minerva T2000 fire detection system — compatibility with other panels or third-party systems should be confirmed against the vessel’s existing fire alarm configuration.
✓ Suitable for installation in normally manned stations such as the bridge, engine control room, or safety officer’s station — exact environmental ratings and enclosure protection class should be verified against installation drawings.
✓ As a PSU-integrated repeater unit, replacement or retrofit planning should include confirmation of system software version, loop configuration, and power supply compatibility to ensure seamless integration, subject to confirmation.
Marine Applications
✓ Merchant vessels requiring secondary fire alarm monitoring stations on the bridge or in the engine control room as part of a SOLAS-compliant fire detection layout.
✓ Passenger ferries and RoPax vessels where multiple manned monitoring points are required to support fire watch across large or complex deck arrangements.
✓ Offshore support vessels and platform supply vessels fitted with Tyco Minerva T2000 addressable fire detection systems requiring distributed operator access.
✓ Tankers and bulk carriers where the engine control room and cargo control room may each require independent but synchronised fire alarm monitoring capability.
✓ Retrofit and upgrade projects on vessels transitioning from older fire detection infrastructure to modern addressable systems, where repeater panels extend system reach without full panel replacement.
Why Marine Engineers Choose
The Tyco Minerva T2000R repeater panel is valued for its ability to deliver full system visibility and control at secondary stations, reducing response times during fire events and supporting compliance with flag state and classification society requirements for distributed fire alarm monitoring on manned vessels.
Ideal For
Merchant cargo ships, tankers, bulk carriers, passenger vessels, RoPax ferries, offshore support vessels, and any commercial vessel class operating a Tyco Minerva T2000 fire alarm system where secondary monitoring stations are required by regulation or operational safety policy.
Technical Support & Compliance
Remote and onboard technical support is available to assist with troubleshooting, system integration, commissioning, and replacement planning for this repeater panel within the Minerva T2000 fire alarm system. Support services can cover pre-installation checks, loop configuration review, and compatibility verification — all subject to confirmation based on the specific vessel installation. To confirm suitability and compatibility, buyers are advised to provide nameplate photographs, the part number 557.200.601, existing panel model and software version, single-line fire detection drawings, vessel name, IMO number, and a clear description of the intended installation scope. All compatibility and compliance claims are subject to confirmation against the vessel’s actual system configuration and applicable class requirements.
