Silent Knight SK-MON-10 — intelligent ten-input monitor module: one board carrying ten addressable monitor points.
The 10 is the input count, not a pack quantity. A pair of rotary switches sets the base address and the nine remaining points follow on the next nine higher addresses, so one board consumes ten SLC addresses. Each point works independently with its own LED, and up to six unused points (three in Class A) may be disabled to release addresses.
- Ten Class B supervised contact inputs, or five Class A
- Base address 01 to 150, or 01 to 90 on panels supporting 99 addresses
- Conventional 4-wire smoke detectors monitored for alarm and trouble
- 15 to 29 VDC; 3.75 mA standby, 60 mA alarm with all ten LEDs solid on
- Initiating circuits: 1500 Ω maximum wiring resistance, 12 VDC and 1 mA maximum per circuit
- 6.8" H × 5.8" W × 1.25" D; ten 47 kΩ end-of-line resistors
- Documented for IntelliKnight 5700, 5808, 5820XL and 5820XL-EVS panels
Two things catch people out. This is one module, so a job needing ten field-mounted modules is not this part. And it needs the IDP-ACB accessory cabinet, a separate order holding two boards.
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FAQ
How many addresses does the SK-MON-10 use?
Ten. Rotary switches set the first address from 01 to 150, and the other nine points take the next nine higher addresses.
Can unused points be disabled?
Yes. Up to six unused points can be disabled in Class B installations, or three in Class A, to free the addresses.
What cabinet does it mount in?
The IDP-ACB cabinet and chassis, ordered separately.
What wire size does it accept?
12 to 18 AWG, with up to 40 ohms of SLC wiring resistance and 1,500 ohms on each initiating circuit.
