FPD-7024 Fire alarm control panels

Supports two-way IP communications using plug-in cellular communicators for compatible control panels

The D102 is a replacement key for locks stamped with 1358.

A rechargeable sealed lead‑acid power supply used as a secondary power supply or in auxiliary or ancillary functions.

Reverses polarity on 24 V smoke detector loop during alarm

The D1218 is a 12 V 18 Ah sealed lead‑acid battery with two bolt-fastened terminals. It is used for standby and auxiliary power. It connects to a compatible control panel using a D122 or D122L Dual battery harness.

Eight zone LEDs indicate alarm conditions.

Two LEDs indicate supervisory conditions, six indicate alarm conditions.

All eight zone LEDs (yellow) indicate supervisory conditions.

Use with D7030X Family LED annunciators

Provide eight Form C relay outputs (w/o enclosure) for the D7024, FPD-7024, or FPA‑1000 Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP)

Provide eight Form C relay outputs (with enclosure) for the D7024, FPD-7024, or FPA‑1000 Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP)

Board and plastic enclosure with spring tamper

Board on mounting plate with metal enclosure

The module connects a normally‑open (NO) contact to the multiplex bus of an FPD‑7024, D7024, or DS9400 FACP. The module draws supervised input power from the FACP for use in a Class B configuration. Rotary switches allow convenient address setting.

Connects a normally‑open (NO) contact to the multiplex bus of an FPD‑7024, D7024, or DS9400M FACPs.

Provides eight open-collector transistor outputs (current sinks) to FPA‑1000, FPD-7024, or D7024 FACPs through the control panel's option bus.

The symmetry of the D7050’s optical chamber allows 360° uniform smoke entry, but minimizes external light entry. Within the chamber, large smoke particles scatter infrared light which is detected by a gated, high-speed, photodiode sensor.

The D7050TH has an optical smoke chamber and a 35°F (57°C) fixed-temperature sensor. Use it in confined areas where a fire increases air temperature slowly but substantially before the fire breaks confinement.

Required base for the D7050 and D7050TH MUX smoke heads

Connects normally‑open (NO) contacts to the multiplex bus of an FPD‑7024, D7024, or DS9400M FACP

Connects normally‑open (NO) contacts to the multiplex bus of an FPD‑7024, D7024, or DS9400M FACP in configures as either Class A or Class B configuration

Provides a local connection between compatible control panels and approved applications.

This module connects to the FPE-7039 MUX expansion module on the FPD-7024 FACP without using a MUX bus address. It isolates a shorted section on the SLC from the rest of the system to minimize communication loss.

The single‑action manual station is UL listed and meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. An address on the polling circuit is easily set with rotary switches. The pull-down handle locks in the activated position. It is reset by opening the unit with a key and then relocking it.

The double‑action manual station is UL listed and meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. An address on the polling circuit is easily set with rotary switches. The pull-down handle locks in the activated position. It is reset by opening the unit with a key and then relocking it.

Combines remote annunciator and controller functions for fire alarm systems controlled by an FPD‑7024 Fire Alarm Control Panel

Four‑wire LCD annunciator keypad used with the FPD‑7024 Fire Alarm Control Panel to establish the location of a fire alarm

The FPC‑7034 adds four Class B (Style B) or two Class A (Style D) initiating circuits to the FPD‑7024 FACP. This plug‑in module is automatically recognized by the control panel's firmware when power is restored to the system.

It enhances the features of the FACPs. It increases the number of addressable points to 247. It increases the number of relay outputs to 58 on the D7024/DS9400 or 59 on the FPD‑7024. It increases number of events on the history buffer to 499.

When connected to a panel’s option bus, the FPP-RNAC-8A-4C adds four additional NFPA 72, Class B or Class A NACs. When connected directly to the NAC output, it is also a NAC power supply for fire-protective signaling systems.

One set of 10.0 A, Form C contacts that can be energized across a range from 9 VDC to 40 VDC