Gamewell-FCI MMO-6SF Multi-Mod - 6 Signal Output
MMO-6SF connects to the signaling line circuits (SLC) of the Gamewell-FCI analog addressable series fire alarm control panels. Each of MMO-6SF supervised control circuits occupies its address on the system’s SLC allowing each to be fully programmable in its control-by-event sequence of operation.
The address of the first supervised output circuit is set with a pair of rotary dials. Each remaining circuit is automatically assigned to its subsequent address. MMO-6SF module includes an address disable jumper matrix that allows one, two, or three addresses to be turned off to free these addresses for other purposes.
An additional jumper setting selects either Style Y or Style Z circuit configurations. A wide range of configurations are possible including 30V DC, audio input at 25 or 70.7 VRMS, 125V AC, etc. More than one circuit can share a power supply if the current capacity does not exceed the power supply’s output.
Features & Benefits:
- Terminal blocks can accommodate 12 to 18 AWG wire.
- Contains external power monitoring.
- Provides a flexible jumper configuration feature that allows up to three output circuit addresses to be disabled.
- Accommodates multiple external power inputs.
- Short circuit protection of external power supplies.
- Sources providing AC, DC, or audio inputs.
- Designed for use with Gamewell-FCI analog addressable series fire alarm control panels.
Certifications:
- CSFM: 7300-1703:0124.
- FM: 3023594.
- ISO 9001 Certification.
- MEA FDNY: 219-02-E Vol. IV.
- UL: S1913.
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FAQ
How many circuits does the MMO-6SF provide?
Six Style Y (Class B) or three Style Z (Class A) supervised control circuits, selected with a jumper. Each circuit uses its own SLC address.
Can unused addresses be freed?
Yes. An address disable jumper matrix lets one, two or three addresses be turned off for other uses.
What external power does it need?
The external supply is 18 to 28 VDC, Class 2 power-limited, with 0.1 V rms maximum ripple. The module monitors its power supply connection and reports a fault by address if the source fails.
How is it mounted?
Two multi-mod modules fit in an MBB-2 cabinet, or up to six on an MCH-6 chassis in an MBB-6 cabinet.
