NOTIFIER Fire Systems
Northford, CT 06472
Jun 03, 2008 ONYX Series, comprised of NFS-640 and NFS-3030, is available with ONYX Intelligent Sensing to promote response speed and accuracy. Delivering intelligent response to incipient fire signatures while minimizing nuisance alarms, technologies include cooperative sensing, supervisory smoke, detector sensitivity adjust, maintenance warnings, and pre-alarm. Data from multiple sensors is analyzed so that panels can verify uniform smoke spread over distances to identify true fire conditions.

Honeywell International, Inc.
Morristown, NJ 07960-4648
Oct 25, 2007 Offered in 3 models for small, medium, and large applications, IntelliKnight addressable control panels support synchronization of System Sensor A/V appliances. All units feature drift compensation to maintain detector sensitivity at proper level and to minimize occurrence of false alarms due to dirty smoke detectors. Largest model includes 6 A power supply and deaf-front option that allows for reset, silence, and acknowledge functions without user code or operator's key.

Locution Systems, Inc
Golden, CO 80401
Aug 16, 2007 Comprised of software and touch screen hardware, CADVoice® ZoneTracker(TM) allows fire and EMS personnel to tell fire station's alerting system where they are located in station and bunk room in which they will be sleeping. If 911 call comes through during night, system will automatically route dispatches, as well as lighting and tonal alerts, directly and only to rescue crew being dispatched for call, letting others sleep through night and speeding response times.

Honeywell Power Supplies
Northford, CT 06472
Jul 09, 2007 Delivering 2.5, 4, or 6 A, Series HP-ULM, HP-ACM, and HP-ULPD provide continuous power for fire alarm accessory operation including fire door locks, fan shutdown, elevator recall, and magnetic door holders. Each unit features electronically regulated and field selectable 12 or 24 Vdc output that is fully filtered and automatic switchover to standby battery should AC power fail. Built-in charger is provided for sealed lead-acid or gel-type batteries.

Silent Knight
Maple Grove, MN 55369 4927
Jun 26, 2007 Listed to UL 9th edition standards, Farenhyt IFP-100VIP and IFP-1000VIP have onboard support for over 100 addressable devices and can be expanded to support up to 1,016 addressable devices. Units include single button reset and silence functions, built-in digital communicator, programmable zone or point reporting capability, integrated dead-front cabinet, and 6 A/24 Vdc power supply. Programming is via onboard user interface or SKSS PC-based programming software.

Bosch Security Systems
Fairport, NY 14450 9199
Jun 20, 2007 Strobe 420 Series fire detection device produces synchronized, high-visibility flashes at 1 Hz. Addressable device is loop powered, freely configurable, and allows users to program which strobe is switched on and in which event. Features include automatic component identification, address assignment support, 6 mA power consumption, and functional security. Device complies with EN 54-23 standard, and is safe for photosensitive individuals.

Honeywell Power Supplies
Northford, CT 06472
Jun 06, 2007 Capable of displaying over 500 different text messages, NGA (network graphic annunciator) delivers information on source of alarms along with applicable emergency contacts and hazardous material storage areas. Mounted to front of E3 Series(TM) FACP or in multiple remote locations, it offers building managers tight level of fire system monitoring and control. Text messaging features allow users to preprogram vital information to be displayed during alarm incidents.

NOTIFIER Fire Systems
Northford, CT 06472
Apr 30, 2007 Engineered for medium-sized applications, modular NFS2-640 comes with multiple display options and one Signaling Line Circuit, expandable to 2. Panel supports up to 636 intelligent devices and has 4 Notification Appliance Circuits with built-in synchronization protocol for System Sensor, Wheelock, and Gentex horns, strobes, and horn/strobes. Using FlashScan® polling protocol and ONYX Intelligent Sensing technology, scalable product optimizes response to smoke and heat conditions.

NOTIFIER Fire Systems
Northford, CT 06472
Apr 20, 2007 Featuring modular design, UL 864 Ninth Edition listed ONYX NFS2-640 comes with 1 Signaling Line Circuit, expandable to 2, and supports up to 636 intelligent devices. Four Notification Application Circuits have built-in synchronization protocol for System Sensor, Wheelock, and Gentex horns and strobes. In addition to Intelligent Sensing technology, panel includes FlashScan® intelligent device polling protocol, which exceeds worldwide code requirements for response time.

Honeywell Power Supplies
Northford, CT 06472
Feb 07, 2007 Intended for commercial, industrial, and institutional applications, 7100 Series single-loop, analog addressable FACPs can support up to 198 or 396 devices. With complete networking capabilities, each panel can be connected using single pair of wires. Circuitry and software allow panels to read specific sensitivity level of every individual sensor and compensate for changes due to age, dust, and other environmental factors.

Silent Knight
Maple Grove, MN 55369 4927
Jan 03, 2007 Supporting up to 16 nodes, IFP-NetUL Fire System Manager features graphical interface that lets users auto-navigate and locate device related to alarm or event based on priority. System works with intelligent analog/addressable fire control panels IFP-1000/100/50, offering control capabilities with reset and silence functions. Floor plans can be viewed in different degrees via zoom feature, and pull-down menus and proximity displays deliver device-specific information and functions.

Fire-Lite Alarms
Northford, CT 06472 1653
Nov 01, 2006 Combining capabilities of fire alarm control panel and digital alarm communicator/transmitter, Model MS-9050UD provides complete fire control system for child care, auditoriums, theaters, and restaurants. With capacity of 50 addressable devices, it offers single addressable SLC loop and 2 onboard Notification Appliance Circuits. Additional features include 2 programmable relays, one fixed trouble relay, built-in programmer, and telephone line active LEDs.

NOTIFIER Fire Systems
Northford, CT 06472
Oct 12, 2006 Accommodating up to 198 addressable NOTIFIER devices, single-loop FireWarden 100(TM) features advanced smoke detection and auto-programming. Auto detector testing, drift compensation, maintenance alert, and auto device type verification facilitate maintenance and troubleshooting, while integrated remote upload/download communicator allows for reporting system activity to remote location. Using Windows®-based software, installer can command unit to program itself in less than 1 min.

Silent Knight
Maple Grove, MN 55369 4927
Apr 06, 2006 Comprised of IFP-50/100/1000 and VIP models, IFP Series supports synchronization of System Sensor A/V appliances in addition to Gentex, Wheelock, and Hochiki products. It provides USB port for laptop computer compatibility and promotes accelerated upload/download rates via KnightLink data compression software. Series also includes IFP-Net Fire System Manager, a PC-based system that monitors and graphically displays status of fire control panels.

Fire-Lite Alarms
Northford, CT 06472 1653
Feb 28, 2006 Combining capabilities of Fire Alarm Control Panel and Digital Alarm Communicator/Transmitter into one circuit board, Model MS-9050UD provides single addressable SLC loop, which meets NFPA Style 4, 6, and 7 requirements. DACT transmits system status to Central Station via public switched telephone network. With capacity of 50 addressable devices, panel includes 2 onboard Notification Appliance Circuits, 2 programmable relays, 1 fixed trouble relay, and built-in programmer.

NetTalon
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Jan 05, 2006 System 3000 networks local fire departments with buildings they protect, enabling firefighters to examine details of fire and begin to form strategies before leaving firehouse. Within 2 sec of sensor or smoke detector activation, system reports alarm conditions to all authorized monitoring stations. Icons representing heat sensors, duress buttons, and smoke detectors are overlaid on floor plan and change color to indicate alarm conditions.

Honeywell Fire Group, Fire Control Instruments (FCI)
Westwood, MA 02090
Oct 20, 2005 Working on 10 modules, E3 System extends beyond basic fire protection to provide emergency mass notification and evacuation. Peer-to-peer network operating at 625 KBaud, E3 can be arranged as Style 4 or Style 7 using 2 conductor unshielded wire or fiber cables. System includes network-enabled ILI-MB and ILI-S fire panels that can store 8 MB of memory, RPT-FO and RPT-UPT repeaters, and LCD-E3 network display that supports up to 40 characters.

NOTIFIER Fire Systems
Northford, CT 06472
Oct 13, 2005 ONYX FIRSTVISION wayfinding navigational tool helps firefighters and emergency responders identify fire origin and migration, building hazards, and exit routes. Able to facilitate execution of response operations, system employs PC-based touch screen that graphically displays critical information. Interactive display summarizes building floor plans, with location of fire alarms, water supplies, access routes, fire barriers, and gas, power, and HVAC shutoffs.

Fire-Lite Alarms
Northford, CT 06472 1653
Jul 21, 2005 Dual-loop, addressable MS-9600LS is equipped with 18 A hr batteries, 8 A switching power supply, and LiteSpeed™ Signaling Line Circuit, which simultaneously polls 10 devices looking for new information at specific addresses. In under 10 sec, fully loaded panel of up to 636 devices can report incident and activate notification circuits. Devices can be wired on standard twisted and unshielded wire with distances up to 10,000 ft per loop.

System Sensor
St. Charles, IL 60174 8021
Oct 21, 2004 Designed to complement existing fire detection systems, ExitPoint identifies escape routes leading to perimeter exits. Product emits broadband, multi-frequency low, mid, and high range signal that draws people to exits in perfect visibility or when smoke is present. Triggered by existing fire detection systems and positioned at specific locations, it can be distinguished from standard evacuation sounders and can be used to guide people up or down stairs.