The EATON EFXD05095 (CIE Door Large 256 Zonal Indicator) is a part for xDetect addressable panels. Doors set the panel front: the HMI only, or the HMI with a zonal indicator.
In short
- Code: EFXD05095 — CIE Door Large 256 Zonal Indicator.
- Compatible with xDetect panels (EFXD01020 / 01022 / 01040 / 01042) by enclosure.
- Selected by enclosure size and required zonal indicator.
Where is it used?
Fitted as the door of the matching-size xDetect panel.
Technical data
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Code | EFXD05095 |
| Description | CIE Door Large 256 Zonal Indicator |
| Compatible with | xDetect |
The critical point: size and compatibility
Check the part matches the enclosure size (small or large) and the panel release before ordering.
Installation steps
- Isolate mains and batteries before handling cards.
- Fit the part in its specified position per Eaton instructions.
- Restore power and test the function.
Common mistakes
- Ordering a part for a different enclosure size.
- Fitting cards with power connected.
Inspection and maintenance
Before any test or maintenance, notify the owner, the monitoring station and everyone affected, as testing may operate alarms or linked outputs. The owner is responsible for inspection, testing and maintenance per NFPA 72 and the authority having jurisdiction, preferably by a qualified company.
Files and ordering
The EATON xDetect datasheet is attached. When ordering, state code EFXD05095.
How to order
Use the “Build your order” section on this page: add every model and quantity, then send the whole order by email or WhatsApp. It reaches us as a tidy PDF request sheet and we contact you with the quotation.
FAQ
Does the panel come with cards fitted?
Yes, a gateway card and a loop card come pre-fitted; the rest are ordered as needed.
References
- EATON xDetect — Datasheet (attached)
- EN 54-2 / EN 54-4 — Control and indicating equipment, and power supply equipment
This page is general information to help with selection and ordering, taken from the attached EATON datasheet. Final design is set by the project’s approved designer; the project specification, the consultant’s drawings and the latest datasheet revision govern.
