Potter FFT-FPJ — fire fighter's telephone jack for the Potter FFT-1000 system.
Jacks go at stairwells, elevator lobbies and other points where responders must reach the fire command centre. Plugging an FFT-RFH remote handset into the jack rings the FFT-1000; the operator picks up the master handset, selects the matching switch and holds two-way voice with that location. Potter documents both Class B and Class A connection at the device.
- For the Potter FFT-1000 system, used with the FFT-RFH remote handset
- Class B and Class A connection documented
- All terminals power-limited; wire per NFPA 70 and NFPA 72
- 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C)
- Operating humidity 10% to 93%, non-condensing
Two unrelated products share this number. Potter renamed its jack FFT-FJ at Rev B of manual 5409219, so Potter FFT-FPJ and FFT-FJ are the same device. Honeywell also sells a different FFT-FPJ, but that one is built for the IFP-FFT and SK-FFT systems and will not work on an FFT-1000. Check the brand, not just the number.
