The Fire-Watch 411UDAC from Fire-Lite Alarms is a stand-alone slave Fire Alarm Communicator designed for a variety of fire and non-fire applications. It provides four channels (inputs) that accept normally open devices including waterflow devices, detectors and pull stations. This dialer is a cost-effective solution for applications that require a Fire alarm control panel to transmit system status to an off-site central station monitoring facility.

Features

• Flexible and configurable to meet your communication and central station requirements.
• Four supervised monitoring channels (inputs):
• Three fixed Style B (Class B) and one Style A (Class A) or Style B (Class B).
• Two new onboard relays are now included on the main circuit board.
• One Style Y (Class B) Notification Appliance (bell) Circuit (NAC).
• 1.0 Amp notification appliance power.
• Large cabinet with increased knockouts and space to house a large battery.
• Includes 15 popular communication formats, including the widely used Ademco Contact ID format, ensuring compatibility with virtually all DACRs.
• Industry-first, UL recognized, dialer runaway prevention feature.

Features

• Commercial fire internet communicator
• Works with any control panel that communicates using contact ID format
• Configured for standalone commercial fire applications
• Compliant with NFPA72 Editions: 2002, 2007, 2010, 2013
• Power supply included
• Compatible with most control panels that use the Contact ID format
• 128-bit AES encryption (NIST approved)
• Supports DHCP (dynamic IP addresses)
• Low network bandwidth requirements
• Reports events to 2 different receiver IP addresses
• UL standard & encrypted line security
• 4 on-board programmable zone inputs and 2 programmable voltage outputs as standalone module
• Programmable through the PK5500 LCD keypad or T-Link Console software
• Software upgrades via network
• Compatible with Sur-Gard System I/II/III/IV/V monitoring station receivers
• ULC Passive or active security levels
• ULC active line security levels A1-A4
• Polling and hardware substitution protection