Conventional Zone Interface Device

Conventional zone interface devices are designed as the interface between the 600 Series and ILI95-E3 Series® fire alarm control panel's (FACPs) analog circuits and normally open contact devices or conventional smoke detectors. Conventional zone interface devices monitor up to 25 conventional detectors. You can use conventional zone interface devices with Style B, C, D, or E wiring.

Conventional zone interface devices can monitor up to 25 conventional smoke detectors via a 3-wire circuit. Conventional zone interface devices act as a remotely located conventional zone. They provide a supervised circuit to connect to conventional-type devices such as smoke detectors or contact devices. If any detector on the device's circuit goes into alarm, it will report its own address to the main control panel via the analog circuit, and the FACP will initiate the programmed response. The LEDs on the conventional detector and conventional zone interface devices will both light, indicating that the devices are in alarm.

If trouble is detected on the monitored circuit, the conventional zone interface devices will report the trouble condition to the FACP. Conventional zone interface devices will detect trouble from either the field wiring or a connected device. Conventional zone interface devices can be either surface- or flush-mounted and include an LED for annunciation. Conventional zone interface devices mount in a standard 4x4.688 inch (10.16x11.908 cm) or double-gang electrical backbox. They should be mounted in an easily accessible location, so that the built-in LED indicators may be easily seen and display the proper connection and device activation.

• Provides an LED for alarm annunciation
• Uses either surface- or flush-mounted
• Field-programmable
• Contains screw terminals for field-wiring connections

• UL Listed: S521
• FM Approved
• FDNY: Approved
• CSFM: 7300-1703:0135
• ISO 9001 Certification