Dahua DHI-ISC-EAA2-C208P Network Primary EAS AM Antenna

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An addressable control output module with a single output, fitted on the detection loop to provide either one alarm circuit or a Form C relay so that external equipment can be operated on a command from the panel. The usual applications are releasing door holders and shutting down air handling units when a fire is confirmed, along with lift homing and plant interlocks. The module can be configured to supervise the wiring to the external load or the voltage of its own supply, raising a fault if that voltage falls below threshold. That supervision is what prevents a failed output from being discovered only at the moment of a fire, which is the single most common weakness in interfaces installed without monitoring. The unit carries built-in short-circuit isolators and a tri-colour status LED visible in two planes, and mounts either on DIN rail inside a distribution board or in a surface box. Visible address selector switches and plug-in connectors make commissioning and later replacement straightforward. The mains-rated version with an output relay is bi-stable, latching on and off on panel command. KIC supplies, installs and maintains it as part of the fire alarm systems we deliver across Egypt.

A deep plug-in mounting base for addressable detectors in an ivory finish. This is the standard base that accepts the 500 and 200 series detectors and their variants, and also takes loop-powered sounders, beacons and audio-visual devices, so one base type covers almost every device on the loop. The base provides screw terminals for loop positive and negative and for a remote indicator, accepts conductors from zero point seven five up to two point five square millimetres, and allows cable entry either from the rear or along the surface through side knock-outs. A tamper-resist tab can be engaged so the head cannot be removed without a purpose-made tool, and a break-off address tag is provided for marking the device address during commissioning. One technical point matters during installation: the wire run must be broken at the terminals rather than passed underneath them unbroken. If a continuous conductor is looped under the screws, the contacts are no longer supervised and the panel loses the ability to detect a bad connection at that device, which is exactly the fault a maintenance visit is meant to catch. KIC supplies, installs and maintains it as part of the fire alarm systems we deliver across Egypt.