Fire alarm control panel S3 Series

Fire alarm control panel - S3 Series - Gamewell-FCI
Fire alarm control panel - S3 Series - Gamewell-FCI
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The Gamewell-FCI®, S3 Series Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel provides the latest, innovative high-end processing power. The S3 Series panel is a digital, microprocessor-based system that offers a simple, intuitive solution for the small to mid-sized fire alarm applications.In standalone or network configurations, the S3 Series complies with most fire alarm application requirements. It supports the following types of networks: • Up to 64 nodes using the 7100 Series panel. • Up to 122 nodes using the S3 Series or E3 Series® panels. Use either twisted-pair wire or fiber-optic to network panels at a high-speed 625K baud ARCNET network bus.With flexible Boolean logic, intelligent detection, and Ethernet connectivity, this system provides power and versatility that surpasses comparable, small addressable fire alarm systems. The basic S3 Series configuration consists of an SLP (Smart Loop Panel) main board, LCD-SLP touchscreen display, SLC loop personality modules, and as seven amp power supply. The SLP main board provides either one or two SLC loops in the Class A or B configuration that supports either of the following protocols: Features & Benefits: Allows one SLC loop (expandable to two loops) that supports devices in Class A or Class B (Style 4, 6, or 7) configuration Supports a network system of up to 122 nodes or up to 64 nodes With System Sensor® protocol, supports up to 318 intelligent devices and each SLC loop supports up to 159 detectors, and up to 159 modules (expandable to 636 maximum per panel)
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