Remote LED Indicators

• Maximum 100 per loop
• Device load factor 1
• For use with S4-700 base

On modern addressable fire alarm systems, the remote output of a detector may often be unavailable because it is used for another purpose, to drive a sounder base, or a relay base for example

On modern addressable fire alarm systems, the remote output of a detector may often be unavailable because it is used for another purpose, to drive a sounder base, or a relay base for example

• Small and discrete remote indicator
• Compatable with with Apollo XP95, AlarmSense or Series 65 detectors

• Conventional remote LED from C-Tec.
• High intensity, wide-angle red LED.
• Include write-on label to add location information.

• Flush or surface mount variants available.
• Designed to fit to a single gang deep back box.
• Multiple language text option available.
• Custom legend available on request.
• IP66 weatherproof version available.

• IP66 weatherproof protection for external installation environments
• Compatible with conventional and addressable fire detection systems
• High contrast LED with wide area illumination for clear status indication

• Two-wire and conventional systems
• High visibility LED
• Fits on to a standard, single gang back box
• Aesthetically pleasing
• Quick and simple to install
• Wide viewing angle for increased LED visibility
• Discreet design for incorporation into any decor
• Easy to maintain / service

• Loop powered.
• Soft addressed.
• Integral short circuit Isolator.
• Single address.
• High visibility LED.
• Can be programmed to monitor multiple remote sensors.

• Indicates 1 device via 8 way dipswitch, or 10 devices via handheld MKII programmer
• Can be installed anywhere on loop

• Very bright, easily visible LED.
• Suitable for use on both conventional and addressable alarm systems.
• Available as flush or surface mounted option.
• Available with optional buzzer.

• Each indicator can be programmed for one device or up to 12 devices
• Each indicator will be connected directly on to the detection loop