Edwards IO1000R is an iO1000 intelligent fire alarm control panel: a four-loop system with one 250-point Signature loop installed, 110 V primary power and a red door. It is built for small to mid-sized buildings and works with Signature Series intelligent detectors and modules, using electronic addressing with automatic device mapping and auto-programming.
Capacity grows with loop controller modules in 250-point increments, up to 1,000 device addresses. All connections use standard wiring with no shielded cable, which suits retrofits, and the RZI16-2 module adds up to 16 conventional circuits and two NACs.
Specifications
| System |
iO1000, four-loop capacity |
| Installed loop |
One Signature loop, 250 device addresses |
| Maximum capacity |
1,000 device addresses |
| Devices per loop |
Up to 125 detectors and 125 modules |
| Wiring per loop |
Up to 20,000 ft |
| NACs |
Four Class B, or two Class A with SA-CLA |
| NAC current |
6.0 A total at 120/230 VAC 60 Hz, 2.5 A max per circuit |
| Relays |
Two Form C, one Form A (alarm, trouble, supervisory) |
| Remote annunciators |
Up to eight |
| Primary power |
110 V |
| Door |
Red |
| Operating environment |
32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C), 0 to 93% RH noncondensing |
Features
- Electronic addressing with automatic device mapping and auto-programming
- Integrated CO detection with Signature Series detectors
- Genesis LED horn silence over two wires and UL 1971-compliant strobe synchronization
- Optional SA-ETH Ethernet, SA-DACT2 dialer and SA-232 or SA-USB serial interface
- Optional 10 A or 6.5 A booster power supplies
Related models
- IO1000G: same system, gray door
- IO1000G-2: four-loop system, 230 V, gray door
- IO64R: single 64-point loop system, red door
- IO-SDC1 and IO-SDC2: single and dual loop controller modules
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FAQ
How many devices does the IO1000R support?
It ships with one Signature loop of 250 device addresses. Loop controller modules can be added in 250-point increments for up to 1,000 device addresses, with up to 125 detectors and 125 modules per loop.
What is the difference between the IO1000R and the IO1000G?
Both are four-loop iO1000 systems with one 250-point loop installed at 110 V. The IO1000R has a red door; the IO1000G has a gray door.
How many notification appliance circuits are included?
Four Class B NACs, or two Class A NACs with the optional SA-CLA module.
Which communication options are available?
The SA-DACT2 dialer, SA-ETH Ethernet port and SA-232 or SA-USB serial interfaces; the panel is also compatible with the ECG1 cellular communicator.
