Kidde 2X-A 1 Loop Addressable Fire Panel (Small Cabinet) (2X-AF1-S-99)

Kidde 2X-A 1 Loop Addressable Fire Panel (Small Cabinet) (2X-AF1-S-99)

Overview

The new 2X-A series life safety control systems bring the speed and functionality of high-end intelligent processing to small to mid-sized addressable applications. Based on 2X series learned experience and with complete backwards compatibility, the new 2X-A features an attractive contemporary design that fits with any decor. With improved robustness, manufactured in metal, special plastics and easy electronics removal, it allows painting in any colour. The main controls are easily located using an improved and robust jog dial.

With high power loop addressable detection, a full line of easily configured option cards and modules, as well as USB and Ethernet® connectivity, these quick-to configure systems offer versatility that benefits building owners and life safety system installers alike.

The Panel

The fire panels supplied in local language, with user interface, with 2 High Power Loops that supports up to 128 devices in 512 zones, have standard 2 supervised sounder/fire-routing outputs, which can be used as freely programmable outputs as well. In addition 2 conventional relay outputs and 2 supervised outputs, working in pair and dedicated to common fire and fault conditions, as well as 2 user configurable inputs for monitoring and control are available.

Options

The panel supports one network board to create a maximum of 64 nodes / 256 loops network of fire panels and fire panel repeaters (including conventional fire panels and fire repeater panels up to a maximum of 64 conventional zones). Last but not least, in case seperate zone indications are required, a 20 or a 40 zone fire/fault LED indicator board can be mounted in the panel or repeater with ample space for custom text.

High loop power PAK available to increase the loop power from 500 mA to 800 mA.

Compatible with existing loop devices and network compatible with existing panels, repeaters (existing and new) and conventional panels.