Silent Knight / Farenhyt IFP-100 Refurbished Fire Alarm Control Panel

Silent Knight / Farenhyt IFP-100 Refurbished Fire Alarm Control Panel

Is your AHJ being difficult about whether a failed fire alarm panel can be treated as a repair or maintenance?

Are they telling you that replacing the panel with a different model may trigger plans, permitting, engineering review, or a larger system replacement?

Or are they saying they will only consider it a true repair if you replace it with the exact same panel — essentially a one-for-one swap?

This may be your solution.

We have a fully refurbished Silent Knight / Farenhyt IFP-100 fire alarm control panel available.

The IFP-100 is discontinued and no longer manufactured, which means finding a functional replacement panel or board is becoming increasingly difficult.

This unit has been completely refurbished and tested by Avenger Security Services for function and operation.

For an existing IFP-100 system, this may provide a practical path when:

• The existing FACP has failed
• The AHJ is questioning whether the work is repair, maintenance, or replacement
• Using a different panel could trigger plan review, permitting, engineering, or additional requirements
• The AHJ will only recognize a true one-for-one replacement
• The existing field devices, wiring, notification circuits, and interfaces remain serviceable
• You need the same legacy equipment to keep the existing system operational

A failed control panel does not necessarily mean the entire fire alarm system needs to be replaced.

Sometimes the most practical solution is locating the exact panel the existing system was originally designed around, completing the repair, testing the entire system, and documenting the final condition.

Condition

• Used equipment
• Completely refurbished
• Tested for function and operation by Avenger Security Services
• Discontinued legacy fire alarm equipment

Fully Refurbished Silent Knight / Farenhyt IFP-100 — $2,500.00

Available through Security Tekton / Avenger Security Services.

Important: Final compatibility, classification of the work, permitting requirements, and acceptance remain subject to the installed system and the applicable Authority Having Jurisdiction. Purchasing this panel does not guarantee AHJ approval.

Texas contractors: be careful with the word “replace.”

When you are servicing an existing system, the work may still fall within repair or maintenance depending on the actual scope. Do not let terminology unnecessarily turn legitimate service work into a larger permitting or replacement issue.

Know the authority your license gives you. Protect your scope of work, document what you are doing, and do not let a local AHJ or anyone else overcomplicate a legitimate repair at your client’s expense.

Need help with a difficult fire alarm repair, AHJ question, or documentation issue? Make contact.