MMX-7-E Monitoring Module

The FCPS-24S8E (8A) provides a stable 24VDC filtered power supply to four output circuits for notification devices (bells, sirens, lights, etc.). Additionally, the four output circuits can be programmed with resettable or non-resettable modes.

The PSE-6/PSE (6A) provides a stable 24VDC filtered power supply to four output circuits for notification devices (bells, sirens, lights, etc.). Additionally, the four output circuits can be programmed with resettable or non-resettable modes.

The isolator module protects SLC loops from short circuits by automatically disconnecting and reconnecting devices, featuring an integrated LED status indicator and high anti-interference capability.

The MMX-7P-E module is used to connect conventional 2-wire detectors to the addressable fire alarm system. The module has an LED status indicator and ensures stable signals with high anti-interference capability.

The Control Module features a modern, compact appearance, used to connect end-of-line fire alarm devices like horns/strobes. The device has an LED status indicator and ensures stable signals with high anti-interference.

The Control/Monitoring Module features 1 monitoring input and 1 dry contact output, operating independently. It occupies 2 addresses, has an LED status indicator, and a stable signal with high anti-interference.

The NIC-EC communication card connects the Notifier N6000 fire panel to the N-NCS graphics software or to other N6000 panels. It supports twisted-pair wiring, has a speed of 10 Kbaud, and a range of up to 1500m.

The UL standard fire alarm horn strobe features a luxurious, aesthetic, compact, and easy-to-install design. The device has 3 volume levels, high/low display light settings, and flashes after 1 second.

The SSM24-6 Non-Addressable Bell is a 6-inch sounder operating at 24VDC, with a loud output (~82dB), used for wired fire/burglar alarm systems, featuring polarized design, easy installation, and reliability.

The P700A-E Addressable Horn Strobe is a fire alarm device combining sound (75-115 dB) and high-intensity light. It communicates addressably with the central panel, uses 24VDC power, and manages each device independently.

The manual fire alarm call point is a single-action (break-glass), addressable device installed at entrances, exits, and stairways for easy activation during a fire. A key is required for restoration.

The 5601P heat detector is a key component in conventional fire alarm systems for industrial, apartment, and commercial buildings, offering high safety and cost-effectiveness, used where smoke detectors cannot be installed.