Gamewell-FCI GWPID-95 — addressable point identification device, manufacturer catalogue number PID-95, interfacing one non-powered normally-open dry contact to an analog addressable signalling line circuit.
It is a monitor module, not a detector. It connects to the SLC on two wires and supervises a single Style B circuit running out to a contact device such as a water flow switch or a manual station; on activation it reports its own address and the panel drives the outputs programmed for that point.
- Interfaces non-powered, normally-open dry contacts
- Address and priority interrupt set by DIP switch, priority interrupt on position 8
- For Gamewell-FCI 600 Series and ILI95-E3 Series addressable panels
- Standby current 0.0005 A and 0.0008 A, alarm 0.0015 A
- 32°F to 120°F, humidity 93% non-condensing
- Mounts in a 4 in. square backbox with blank cover plate
- UL 864 9th Edition; UL S521, FM, FDNY, CSFM 7300-1703:0135
The part to separate it from is PID-95P, the same device on a 4 in. by 4.688 in. plate for a double-gang backbox, carrying a visible LED and taking trim ring 70839 for flush mounting.
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FAQ
Which panels does the PID-95 work with?
Gamewell-FCI 600 Series and ILI95-E3 Series analog addressable fire alarm control panels.
What can it monitor?
Non-powered, normally open dry-contact devices such as a water flow switch or a manual station, on a single Style B circuit. When the device activates, the PID-95 reports its address over the SLC.
How is the address set?
With a DIP switch on the circuit board, which sets the address and the priority interrupt (switch 8).
What is the difference between the PID-95 and PID-95P?
The PID-95 mounts in a 4 in. square backbox with a blank cover plate. The PID-95P is on a 4 x 4.688 in. plate for a double-gang box, has a visible alarm LED, and takes the 70839 trim ring for flush mounting.
