Aico Mains Hard Wired Switched Input Module

This module triggers the alarms in a system if an external device is activated, such as a sprinkler system.

Features

• Mains powered with a rechargeable lithium cell back-up
• Connects with the alarm system through a hard wire interconnect
• Compatible with the 3000, Ei2110e Multi-Sensor Fire Alarm, 160e Series alarms and the 140RC Series

Specifications

• The Switched Input Module is designed to connect to Volt free contacts (Normally Open or Normally Closed) that are 230V AC rated (e.g. a flow switch on a sprinkler system or alarm control panel). When the contacts close, it will interconnect with the smoke, heat or CO alarms in the system causing them to sound. The device is approved to BS EN60065:2002/A1:2006 and is CE marked.
• The Switched Input Module runs on 230V AC mains power and has built-in tamper proof rechargeable Lithium cells that act as a battery back up in the event of mains failure. These rechargeable cells are designed to have a 10-year life and outlast the life of the module itself, whilst providing up to 2 months of operation without mains power.
• Any combination of 3000, 2110e, 160e and 140RC and 260 Series smoke, heat and CO alarms can be interconnected to a maximum of 20 units (the Ei129 counts as one unit).
• The Ei129 is designed to be either remotely sited or can be sited under a smoke/heat alarm by removing the cover plate and mounting the alarm base plate onto the unit.
• More than one Ei129 can be used on a system if required on the condition that no more than 20 units are used in the system (1 x Ei129 counts as one unit).
• More than one Relay can be used in a set of interconnected alarms on the condition that no more than 12 units are used in the system (1 x Ei128RBU counts as one unit).
• Fitted with a 3-way connector block for ease of wiring.
• Features 3 x 25mm trunking knockouts for surface wiring and centre knockout for recess wiring.
• Temperature Range: 0°C to 40°C. Relative humidity: 0% to 95%.
• 5 year guarantee.
• Manufactured in Ireland

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