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ALCN-792D
Is a Mircom daughterboard that provides two additional addressable loops when connected to a compatible "motherboard" like the ALCN-792M or ALCN-792MISO. It expands the signaling line circuits (SLCs) on a fire alarm control panel and allows for more addressable devices to be connected, increasing the system's capacity.
ALCN-792M
Is a Quad Loop Controller Module for Mircom's Flex-Net addressable fire alarm systems, which provides two addressable Signaling Line Circuits (SLC). It expands the system's capacity for analog sensors and addressable modules, with a potential to add more loops by connecting an optional ALCN-792D daughter board, bringing the total to four loops and increasing the number of addressable devices up to 792.
FA-106R
is a six-zone conventional fire alarm control panel from Mircom designed for small commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings. It includes a single circuit board with all essential components, a red, high-visibility cabinet, and features like selectable audible tones, a common alarm relay, and status LED indicators for various system conditions. The panel supports six Class "B" input circuits and two Class "B" output circuits, with protection against shorts
FNC-2000
The FNC-2000 is a Fire Network Controller Module used to provide network capability to a fire alarm control system, such as the MMX-2003-12NDS or FleX-Net systems. One module is required for each network node to connect panels and share inputs/outputs, and it also provides an interface for an optional fiber optic module to enable long-distance network connections.
MIX-2251B
Intelligent photoelectric smoke detector designed for industrial and commercial fire protection systems. It uses an optical sensing chamber for early smoke detection, features a low-profile design, and is addressable, meaning each detector has a unique address for precise location identification via a control panel. Key features include continuous sensitivity monitoring, a magnetic test feature, and a remote annunciator output.