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Fire Alarm Control Panels

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  Potter Electric PFC Series Fire Alarm Panels

Potter Electric PFC Series Fire Alarm Panels

March 8, 2012
Potter Electric Signal Co. of St. Louis has expanded its PFC Series line of IP-based addressable fire alarm panels to include advanced technology, such as system-wide synchronization, Ethernet connection and E-mail communication capability.
  Fike Remote Power Supply

Fike Remote Power Supply

February 27, 2012
Fike of Blue Springs, Mo., announces the addition of a new Remote Power Supply (RPS) to complement its existing line of fire alarm and detection and control solutions.
  Silent Knight IntelliKnight 5600 Fire Alarm

Silent Knight IntelliKnight 5600 Fire Alarm

December 29, 2011
Silent Knight by Honeywell of Northford, Conn., has upgraded the IntelliKnight 5600, a 25-point fire alarm control panel, to simplify installation and operation.
  Silent Knight IFP-NET-3 Alarm Monitoring System

Silent Knight IFP-NET-3 Alarm Monitoring System

November 28, 2011
Silent Knight by Honeywell of Northford, Conn., introduces the Farenhyt IFP-NET-3, a fire alarm monitoring system designed to simplify the management and maintenance of multiple fire alarms and speed response to emergency events.
  Honeywell Fire Alarm Communicator

Honeywell Fire Alarm Communicator

October 17, 2011
Honeywell Fire Systems of Northford, Conn., releases the IPGSM-DP fire alarm communicator that offers a choice of either IP or GSM (global system for mobile communications) cellular as its primary communications pathway.
  7 Ways to Conduct Voltage Drop Calculations

7 Ways to Conduct Voltage Drop Calculations

July 15, 2011

Voltage drop is critical to the proper operation of devices attached to a fire alarm system. Nowhere is this as true as with notification appliance circuits (NACs) that connect to a fire alarm control panel. Seven steps show how to do the calculations.

  Potter Electric PFC Series Fire Panels

Potter Electric PFC Series Fire Panels

May 11, 2011
Potter Electric Signal Co. of St. Louis releases the PFC Series, IP-based addressable fire panels with a full complement of modules, detectors, notification devices and voice evacuation systems.
  Wireless Heat Detection Takes Center Stage

Wireless Heat Detection Takes Center Stage

May 4, 2011

An installing security contractor advises Sony Pictures Studios to implement a wireless solution to replace the hugely inefficient hardwired heat detection in its famed sound stages. Success and first-class customer service fosters a lasting relationship ...

  Edwards Vigilant VM Series Life Safety System

Edwards Vigilant VM Series Life Safety System

May 4, 2011
Edwards of Bradenton, Fla., a unit of UTC Fire & Security, introduces the Vigilant VM Series life safety control panels for mid- to large-sized applications.
  NAPCO Gemini Commercial Fire/Burglary Combo Panel

NAPCO Gemini Commercial Fire/Burglary Combo Panel

May 3, 2011
NAPCO Security Technologies of Amityville, N.Y., introduces the Gemini commercial fire/burglary combination panel, which supports analog, addressable, commercial wireless and conventional 12V devices and is scalable from 32 to 255 points.
  Fire-Lite Alarms Control Panels

Fire-Lite Alarms Control Panels

April 6, 2011
The upgraded MS-9200UDLS and MS-9050UD fire alarm control panels by Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell of Northford, Conn., are designed with installer-requested features to reduce installation/maintenance time.

Fire/Life-Safety Systems Earn Seismic Certification

March 17, 2011
Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell announces its addressable and conventional fire alarm control panels have achieved Int'l Building Code (IBC) seismic certification ...

Relays Play Critical Role in Subsystem Integration

June 1, 2010

Veteran installers will undoubtedly remember when fire alarm panels worked almost exclusively by relay technology. As technicians, we encounter relays every day in the field on alarm panel motherboards, smoke detectors, addressable heat sensors and a host of other devices.

  Fire-Lite Relay Option Module Enclosure

Fire-Lite Relay Option Module Enclosure

May 19, 2010
Northford, Conn.-based Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell releases the Relay Option Module Enclosure (ROME), designed to enable the control of building systems such as fans, dampers and elevators during emergencies.
  Hochiki FireNET Plus Analog Addressable Fire Panels

Hochiki FireNET Plus Analog Addressable Fire Panels

May 12, 2010
Hochiki America Corp., of Buena Park, Calif., releases the FireNET Plus, a UL 894-Listed analog addressable control panel.
  Potter PSN Power Booster

Potter PSN Power Booster

February 2, 2010
St. Louis-based Potter Electric Signal Co. has designed six- and 10-amp power supplies with built-in sync generation for Potter/Amseco, System Sensor, Gentex and Wheelock notification appliances. The product includes patent-pending Quadrasync technology, which allows the user to synchronize any input type with multiple output circuits of different sync protocols and all of the strobes will flash together.

Silent Knight Donates System to Minn. Humane Society

December 30, 2009
The Minnesota Humane Society has received a fire alarm and installation donation from Silent Knight and Mankato, Minn.-based security and life safety integrator Spectrum Systems to help protect animals at its regional pet center.
  NAPCO Commercial Intrusion/Fire Platforms

NAPCO Commercial Intrusion/Fire Platforms

December 21, 2009
Amityville, N.Y.-based NAPCO Security Technologies Inc. debuts its new commercial platform, including GEM-C commercial burglary and combination burglary/fire and Firewolf 24V addressable systems.
  Bosch IP Compatible Fire Panel

Bosch IP Compatible Fire Panel

December 1, 2009
The FPD-7024 fire panel from Bosch Security Systems of Fairport, N.Y., along with many other impressive features, is IP network compatible with the addition of the DX4020 network module.
  NOTIFIER NOTI-FIRE-NET Fire Alarm Network

NOTIFIER NOTI-FIRE-NET Fire Alarm Network

October 5, 2009
NOTIFIER of Northford, Conn., releases its high-speed NOTI-FIRE-NET fire alarm network, which operates nearly 40 times faster than its standard network platform while supporting twice as many nodes, according to the company.

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