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Olympia Electronics is a leading European manufacturer specializing in electronic security systems, including emergency lighting, fire detection, and intrusion alarms.

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Olympia Electronics S.A. is a prominent Greek manufacturer established in 1979, recognized as one of the top electronic security system producers in Europe. The company specializes in developing and manufacturing advanced safety and security solutions, including emergency lighting systems, fire detection systems, gas detection, intrusion alarms, and electronic room thermostats.

With a strong commitment to innovation and quality, Olympia Electronics exports its products to over 72 countries worldwide, adhering to strict international standards such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Their product portfolio caters to marine, industrial, and commercial applications, ensuring reliability and safety in critical environments.

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olympia electronics RF-90 Smart Key Instruction Manual

April 25, 2026
olympia electronics RF-90 Smart Key Introduction The wireless Bluetooth lock control system enables secure and convenient access management without the need for additional wiring. Its operation is based on wireless…

Olympia Electronics Electronic Security Systems User Guide

September 20, 2024
Olympia Electronics Electronic Security Systems Product Information Specifications: Brand: Olympia Electronics S.A. Product Types: Electronic security systems Product Range: Emergency lighting systems Fire detection systems Gas detection systems Intrusion alarm…

Olympia Electronics RF-90 SmartKey Installation Manual

Installation Manual
Comprehensive installation manual for the Olympia Electronics RF-90 SmartKey wireless Bluetooth lock control system. Learn about installation, features, and management via the Oly-SmartKey application for secure access control in various…

BSR-6155 Analogue Addressable Optical Smoke Detector

Datasheet
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BS-506/WL Wireless Interconnect Battery Operated Smoke Alarm

User Manual
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Olympia Electronics support FAQ

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  • How do I perform a manual operational test on my emergency luminaire?

    For many models, you can initiate a manual test by placing the A-1900 magnetic test card beside the indicators and removing it instantly. This typically runs a 3-second test of the light source and emergency circuit.

  • What does it mean if the battery fault LED turns on?

    If the battery fault LED (often red) turns on, it indicates a low autonomy or battery problem. The battery may need to be replaced by a competent person with one of the same type and characteristics.

  • How often is the Automatic Autonomy Test conducted?

    For compatible self-testing units, the Automatic Autonomy Test is usually conducted every 6 months to measure backup operation and emergency duration.

  • Are the light sources in Olympia Electronics luminaires user-replaceable?

    Generally, no. The LED light sources are often non-user replaceable and should only be replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified agent.

  • Where are Olympia Electronics products manufactured?

    Olympia Electronics is a European manufacturer based in Greece, producing electronic security systems at their facilities in Aiginio, Pieria, and Thessaloniki.