Kidde FX-5RD — five-zone conventional fire alarm control panel, red, with a factory-installed upload/download DACT.
The D model is the FX-5R with the dialer built in, for small-to-medium buildings that report to a monitoring facility. The DACT reports Contact ID or 4/2 to two receivers, adds a 2 × 16 character LCD, and allows PC programming and event history.
- 5 Class B IDCs, or pairs converted to up to 2 Class A
- 2 Class B NACs or 1 Class A; 2.0 A each, 3.5 A total, 24 VFWR
- 120 VAC 60 Hz, 1.25 A; 4.25 A total power supply
- Batteries up to 24 Ah; 10 Ah maximum in the cabinet
- NACs set per circuit: Genesis sync, continuous, temporal, coded or city tie
- DACT: one or two phone lines; two RJ31X cords supplied
- UL 864 10th ed. (S3000), ULC-S527, CSFM, FDNY
Not the FX-5R, which has no dialer (add F-DACT1), the French-Canadian FX-5RF, or the ten-zone FX-10RD. F-TRIM35R is the semi-flush trim ring.
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FAQ
Can the zones be Class A?
Yes. The five Class B IDCs convert in pairs, for up to two Class A circuits.
How much NAC current is available?
2.0 A per NAC and 3.5 A total for the NACs, from a 4.25 A total power supply.
What batteries does it take?
Up to 24 Ah, with up to 10 Ah inside the cabinet. Larger batteries go in the BC-1R battery cabinet.
What is the difference from the FX-5R?
The FX-5RD has the dialer built in; the FX-5R does not.
