10-way relay control (output) card (unboxed PCB.)

Each input and output are individually addressed and controlled by the control equipment and provide a cost effective, compact solution for installations requiring multiple switching and/or monitoring at a single location

5-way output and 5-way input interface module card for use with Notifier Analog addressable fire alarm systems. This card is un-boxed and requires a 002-439 multi mount enclosure for installation.

The Dual Input Module with Output uses three addresses of 99 available module addresses on a loop and responds to regular polls from the control panel reporting its type and the status (open/normal/short) of their supervised device circuits.

Isolator module allows to isolate branch or portion of the loop affected by the short circuit from the rest of the system. Each isolator module can support up to 25 items maximum.

The Loop Booster provides additional power to an Analog addressable loop in order that a greater number of loop powered warning devices may be connected.

Input and output module by NOTIFIER delivers exceptional flexibility to a NOTIFIER fire detection and alarm system. It enables integration with a host of other building management and emergency systems.

Multi-Mount Enclosure. Metal, Black/Grey.

Mini Module will interface with contact devices such as security contacts, sprinkler flow switches and call points. It monitors the cable in the same way as a non-addressable zone, using an end of line resistor on a two wire circuit.

The NFXI Output Modules consists of six changeover relays. A single isolated set of dry relay contacts, which can be wired as normally open or normally closed, is provided for each address.

The Opal multi-criteria, multi-sensor, photo, thermal detectors uses thermal assistance to the core photoelectric smoke detector to give enhanced false alarm immunity and faster response to a wide range of incipient fires.

Ten Channel Input Module provides an interface with normally open contact devices. The supervised state: normal, open circuit fault or short circuit alarm is sent back to the control panel.