Fire-Lite 411UDAC is a stand-alone or slave fire alarm communicator with four input channels and dual telephone line support. It sends system status to an off-site monitoring facility and can also work on its own to monitor sprinkler and process contacts.
Install it where an existing or new fire alarm control or security panel needs to report to a central or remote station, or use it stand-alone to monitor sprinkler waterflow and supervisory conditions, process conditions such as water level, gas detection or loss of air flow, and normally-open contacts. In stand-alone use it has its own Style Y (Class B) notification appliance circuit with 1.0 amp of power.
Features
- Four supervised channels accept waterflow devices, two- and four-wire smoke detectors, pull stations and other normally-open contact devices
- Dual telephone lines with line voltage detect, using standard RJ31X or RJ38X jacks; alternating lines for the 24-hour test message
- Fifteen selectable transmission formats, including Ademco Contact ID
- Fully programmable transmittal codes for fire, security, process monitoring and other uses
- Signal Silence Inhibit, alarm verification, autosilence and trouble reminder
- Total system power of 1.6 A, with 1 A of NAC power and an integral battery charger
- Field-programmable with the PRO-411 hand-held programmer, or remotely with the optional PK-411UD upload/download kit
Specifications
| Model |
411UDAC |
| Type |
Fire alarm communicator |
| Input channels |
4 |
| Telephone lines |
Dual |
| NAC power |
1 A |
| Total system power |
1.6 A |
| Input voltage |
120 VAC, 60 Hz |
| Enclosure |
Red; 12.5 in wide, 14.5 in high, 2.875 in deep; space for two 7 Ah batteries (ordered separately) |
| Receiver compatibility |
Digital Alarm Communicator Receivers (DACR) |
Accessories
Specifications are taken from the Fire-Lite 411UDAC data sheet. Manufacturer specifications are subject to change without notice.
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FAQ
Can the 411UDAC work without a fire alarm panel?
Yes. It can be used stand-alone to monitor sprinkler waterflow and supervisory conditions, process conditions and normally open contacts, or as a slave communicator for an existing fire or security panel.
How many inputs does it have?
Four supervised channels: three fixed Style B (Class B) and one Style A (Class A) or Style B. Inputs 1 and 3 accept two- and four-wire smoke detectors.
How is it programmed?
On site with the PRO-411 hand-held programmer, or remotely with the optional PK-411UD Windows upload/download software.
What operating voltage does it use?
12 VDC, with up to 60 hours of standby and one Style Y (Class B) NAC with 1.0 A of power.
