SYS-HS Addressable Siren and Flashlight

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 monitoring module is used to supervise devices like flow switches, valves, normal emergency buttons, and conventional fire panels. It features an LED status indicator and ensures stable signals with high anti-interference.

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.