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Connect the EOL Resistor Assembly as required at remote locations for supervision of Class B IDC & NAC Circuits
Resistor Value – 5.1K Ohm / 5% Tolerance.?Refer to panel installation manuals for additional details

The Potter Model PFC-4410RC is a flexible multi-hazard releasing control panel that is well suited for a number of applications. The PFC-4410RC is listed for use with pre-action and deluge sprinkler suppression systems and agent based fire suppression systems.
The panel utilizes a microprocessor-based system that has 24 Standard Programs, which covers a majority of installations. The simple to follow Menu Structure programs the entire system in a matter of minutes. In addition to the Standard Programs, the panel allows custom programming to accommodate any installation.

The Potter PS10 Series Pressure Actuated Switches are designed for the detection of a waterflow condition in automatic fire sprinkler systems of particular designs such as wet pipe systems with alarm check valves, dry pipe, preaction, or deluge valves. The PS10 is also suitable to provide a low pressure supervisory signal; adjustable between 4 and 15 psi (0,27 and 1,03 bar).

The DRV-50 is a LeD driver module. The DRV-50 communicates using a RS-485 (p-Link) connection to the panel providing 50 user configurable LED outputs and 4 supervised dry contact inputs.

The SL-401 is the lowest current consumption, weather-proof strobe in its class. It operates on 12V DC and draws a low 115mA. It is made of high impact resistant thermoplastic to stand up to abuse. The strobe is rated at 60,000 candle power and is designed with an operating life in excess of 200 hours of continuous operation.

The Potter PS40 Series Supervisory Pressure Actuated Switches are designed primarily to detect an increase and/or decrease from normal system pressure in automatic fire sprinkler systems. Typical applications are: air/nitrogen supervision in dry pipe and pre-action systems, pressure tanks, air supplies, and water supplies. The PS40-1 has one switch and is factory set to activate at approximately 30 psi (2,1 bar) on a decrease in pressure. The PS40-2 has two switches. The Low switch is factory set to activate at approximately 30 psi (2,1 bar) on a decrease in pressure. The High switch is factory set to activate at approximately 50 psi (3,5 bar) on an increase in pressure. NFPA 72 requires a supervisory signal if the pressure increases or decreases by 10 psi from normal. The PS40 is factory set for a normal air pressure of 40 psi.

The AE-8 expansion enclosure accommodates up to 8 standard size SLCe-127, RLY-5, or other stacker bracket sized card. The enclosure size is (WxHxD) 16” x 17” x 3 7/8”.

The SL-401 is the lowest current consumption, weather-proof strobe in its class. It operates on 12V DC and draws a low 115mA. It is made of high impact resistant thermoplastic to stand up to abuse. The strobe is rated at 60,000 candle power and is designed with an operating life in excess of 200 hours of continuous operation.

These vibrating type bells are designed for use as fire or general signaling devices. They have low power consumption and high decibel ratings. The unit mounts on a standard 4” (101mm) square electrical box for indoor use or on a model BBK-1 or HC-BB weatherproof backbox for outdoor applications. Weatherproof backbox model BBK- 1 or HC-BB, Stock No. 1500001.

The receiver contains a fail safe dry contact output than can be monitored by any UL listed fire panel zone or monitor module. The receiver enclosure has an opening for 1/2” conduit. The receiver follows the status of the transmitter so there is no reset switch, no sounder and no need for human intervention. The receiver can be powered by the auxiliary power of the fire panel or UL 864 or UL 1481 listed 24 VDC supply with regulated limited power output and battery backup. See ordering information on page 10 for optional power supply. The receiver contains Individual LEDs for; Power, Alarm/Supervisory, transmitter or repeater trouble, Tamper, Communication Error, Low Battery and EOLR trouble to aid in troubleshooting.