Fire Alarm Dual Relay Module – Intelligent Fire Safety System Integration

A Fire Alarm Dual Relay Module is designed to give two separate relay outputs in fire alarm systems. This helps improve how fire safety systems work together.

It allows a fire alarm control panel to start certain extra actions during planned alarm events. This makes emergency responses more organized in places like offices and factories.

Specifications:

Product Name: Addressable Dual Relay Module

Model: DCP-R2ML

Brand: Hochiki

Origin: Japan, UK, USA

Connections: Up to 127 devices

Indication: Yes, Yellow LED

Outputs: 2 x Form C Relays

Relay: 2.0 A * 30 VDC

Certification: UL-Listed

Key Features

1. 2 Form C contacts per address
2. 2A * 30 VDC R2ML
3. 8A * 30VDC R2MH
4. Up to127 devices
5. Bi-colored LED is software controlled
6. Yellow LED Indication
7. 16 priority states plus zoning capability
8. Class A or Class B SLC loop
9. 864 Listed

Benefits

1. Coordinates fire alarm signals with selected building systems
2. Supports faster, programmed emergency responses
3. Helps simplify multi-device control arrangements
4. Provides flexibility for building safety integration
5. Supports system expansion and customized control logic

Applications

1. Garments and textile factories
2. Commercial buildings and shopping malls
3. Hospitals and healthcare facilities
4. Hotels and residential complexes
5. Warehouses and industrial plants
6. Offices and educational institutions

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Conclusion

A Fire Alarm Dual Relay Module helps compatible fire alarm systems coordinate essential auxiliary functions during an emergency. For reliable operation, verify panel compatibility, relay contact ratings, wiring requirements, and programmed cause-and-effect sequences before installation.