Analog Fire Systems


Manual Call Point M500KAC





Addressable manual callpoint for use on an analog loop 


 adaptor kit.


Each unit is addressed as a loop module by the BC216 May be surface mounted or flush mounted using an


 Available with reset option.


Conventional Zone Module M910C


 M512-ME


For conventional applications 


 required.





Micro Monitor Module M503ME


A compact micro module 


 Allows the connection of hard contact devices such as


pressure switches or water flow switches to the analog loop.


For intrinsically safe applications 


M901C can be loop powered


Addressable loop module to allow the connection of


conventional detectors and intrinsically safe detectors For surface mounting an SMB500 mounting box is


Monitor Multimodules IM10


 SZ-6


 zone inputs.


Addressable input module providing six conventional Addressable input module provides ten supervised hard


contact inputs to the analogue loop. Surface mounting requires the use of a multimodule enclosure.


Monitor Modules M910A


 M920A


 M921A


Single hard contact supervised input module Dual hard contact supervised input modules


Dual hard contact supervised input module with one 


 clean contact output relay.


Addressable input modules to allow the connection of


either one or two supervised hard contact input zones to the addressable loop





Each module incorporates a short circuit isolator to provide additional loop protection.


Control Modules M901A





 switch


 loop protection.


Addressable modules to provide either supervised or


clean contact relay outputs from the analog loop. The selection of output type is via an onboard dip


Incorporates a short circuit isolator to provide additional


Dual Monitor / Control Module M922A


  Addressable module provides two supervised inputs


 Use with BC200 only


and two clean contact output relays Each point is individually programmable


6 Way Control Multimodules SC-6


 CR-6


Addressable output modules 


 enclosure.


6 way clean contact relay output module 


 Provides six discreet outputs in either a supervised or


clean contact relay format, dependant on the module selected


Surface mounting requires the use of a multimodule 6 way supervised control output module


240V Rated Control Module


 M901R-DIN


Single 240V AC clean contact Din rail mount 


 Addressable modules provide 240V clean contact


 voltage switching


 loop protection.


switching from the addressable loop Provides clean contacts which are suitable for low


Incorporates a short circuit isolator to provide additional


M901R-K10 Single 240V AC clean contact with surface mount box


KAC Loop Sounder IBSOU


 LPBW


Can be powered from the analog loop and individually 


 controlled by the Bc216


T3 Tone


Designed to mount under a detector 


White plastic multitone sounder 


Low profile mounting base 


 Accommodates the B501 analogue base Loop activated and powered sounder


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