The SA-DACT Dual line dialer card provides communications between the control panel and the central station. Communications travel over a telephone line system. It transmits system status changes (events) to a compatible digital alarm communicator receiver over the public switched telephone network. The dialer is capable of single, dual, or split reporting of events to…
Has a built-in mounting plate that positions the module boards so that all of the status indicators are visible.
• One to two module mounting in cabinet.
• UL Listed
50 watts of output power on a 25 or 70.7 VRMS speaker circuit. The speaker circuit can be Class A or B. Provides maximum flexibility for new or retrofit jobs.
Downloadable Voice Messages via direct connect. If you need a different message download it from the SK website free of charge!
Perfect for use when connecting compatible panels using fiber optic cable. Or copper wire for improved multi-site management and lower monthly monitoring costs
For fiber optic network installs, add-on modules can be used including the SK-FML multi-mode fiber module and the SK-FSL single-mode fiber module
Can also be used with a variety of wire types, such as standard unshielded or twisted-pair copper wire
A fire alarm control panel is the central unit of a fire alarm system, responsible for receiving information from detection devices, monitoring their status, and controlling automated responses. When the panel detects an alarm condition, it initiates a swift emergency response, which can include sounding alarms, contacting the fire department, and activating the building’s sprinkler system. There are two main types of fire alarm control panels: conventional and addressable. Conventional panels respond to changes in electrical current from detection devices, while addressable panels use a microprocessor to receive data from each device, allowing the panel to pinpoint the exact location of an alarm. All components of a fire alarm system connect to the control panel, ensuring comprehensive monitoring and response capabilities.
