Description

The Mircom MIX-M500DMAP Intelligent Dual Monitor Module provides addressable monitoring for compatible Mircom fire alarm control panels. It features two independent 2-wire initiating device circuits (IDCs) that operate at two separate, consecutive addresses.

It connects directly to the SLC of a compatible fire alarm control panel and provides a compact solution for applications requiring two monitored inputs.

Dual Input Monitoring

The MIX-M500DMAP provides two independent input circuits, allowing two separate initiating or supervisory functions to be monitored from one module. Each input uses its own consecutive address, allowing the control panel to identify the individual circuit that changes state.

The module supports up to 99 modules in CLIP mode and up to 159 modules in Advanced Protocol (AP) mode on compatible systems.

Key Features

  • Two independent 2-wire initiating device circuits
  • Two separate consecutive addresses
  • Advanced Protocol and CLIP operation
  • Rotary address switches
  • Panel-controlled status LED
  • Low standby current

Electrical and Mounting Design

The Mircom MIX-M500DMAP has an average operating current of approximately 750 µA with the LED flashing and draws approximately 6.4 mA with the LED on.

The module mounts directly to a standard 4-inch square electrical box with a minimum depth of 2-1/8 inches. It

MIX-M500DMAP Datasheet

Additional information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 5 in
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Mircom MIX-M500DMAP Intelligent Dual Monitor Module

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Description

The Mircom MIX-M500DMAP Intelligent Dual Monitor Module provides addressable monitoring for compatible Mircom fire alarm control panels. It features two independent 2-wire initiating device circuits (IDCs) that operate at two separate, consecutive addresses.

It connects directly to the SLC of a compatible fire alarm control panel and provides a compact solution for applications requiring two monitored inputs.

Dual Input Monitoring

The MIX-M500DMAP provides two independent input circuits, allowing two separate initiating or supervisory functions to be monitored from one module. Each input uses its own consecutive address, allowing the control panel to identify the individual circuit that changes state.

The module supports up to 99 modules in CLIP mode and up to 159 modules in Advanced Protocol (AP) mode on compatible systems.

Key Features

  • Two independent 2-wire initiating device circuits
  • Two separate consecutive addresses
  • Advanced Protocol and CLIP operation
  • Rotary address switches
  • Panel-controlled status LED
  • Low standby current

Electrical and Mounting Design

The Mircom MIX-M500DMAP has an average operating current of approximately 750 µA with the LED flashing and draws approximately 6.4 mA with the LED on.

The module mounts directly to a standard 4-inch square electrical box with a minimum depth of 2-1/8 inches. It

MIX-M500DMAP Datasheet

Additional information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 5 in
Brand

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