Fire-Lite ANN-LC Lite-Connect Module

MPN: ANN-LC
JMAC ID: 200458165

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Lite-Connect is a fiber module (ANN-LC) that allows the MS-9050UD to become a common central station communicator for multiple MS-9050UD and MS9200UDLS fire alarm control panels. Lite-Connect is a solution that allows building owners to reduce the number of phone lines by consolidating the central station communications to a single panel. Using fiber-optic technology, the panels are connected together and the MS-9050UD sends point or zone information for the entire system to the central station. In addition, building to building connections with fiber avoid potential ground fault issues and damage caused by lightning strikes.

UPC: 783008112202
Also known as: FL-ANNLC, ANNLC

Technical Specifications:

Input Voltage (V DC): 24
Input Voltage: 24 V DC
Product Type: FACP Fiber Module
Environmentally Friendly: Yes
Environmental Certification: WEEE
Compatibility: Honeywell Fire Alarm Control Panel: MS-9050UD MS-9200UDLS
Certifications & Standards: UL Listed: S2424 CSFM: 7300-0075:0231 FM approved Fire Dept. of New York: COA #6177
Device Supported: Fire Alarm Control Panel

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Main panel communicates up to 50 points / 20 zones to the Central Station for the MS-9050UD and 198 points / 99 zones for the MS-9200UDLS
Connects to the ANN-BUS of the fire panel and requires minimal programming
Class B or Class A operation for survivability
Each FACP (main MS-9050UD and remote panels) requires its own ANN-LC module
Up to 16 remote panels (MS-9050UD and MS-9200UDLS)
Fiber optic panel to panel connections to avoid potential ground faults or lightning strike issues