Potter IPA-60 Fire Alarm Control Panel

SKU: POTTER-0004
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AED 4,200.00

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The Potter IPA-60 is an intelligent analog addressable fire alarm control panel that dual-functions as a commercial fire alarm system and a fire suppression releasing panel. It supports up to 60 addressable points on a single signaling loop and features integrated IP communications, advanced suppression macro logic, and configurable power-limited notification paths.

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The Potter IPA-60 fire alarm control system delivers addressable protection and dedicated clean agent/pre-action suppression control for compact commercial buildings, server rooms, and hazard enclosures. Running on a single 2-wire Signaling Line Circuit (SLC), the panel manages up to 60 total addressable devices?including any mix of smoke/heat sensors and monitor modules?using robust digital communication protocols. Because it is certified for releasing services, its internal firmware supports complex cross-zoning formulas, counting zones, and configurable discharge delay timers. The chassis contains a front-facing 2×16 character LCD screen and a navigation keypad protected by a locking 16-gauge steel enclosure. The onboard main board supplies 5.0 Amps of total system power, driving two multi-protocol synchronized Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs) alongside two ultra-fast-acting Input/Output (I/O) lines intended for local manual release and abort switch overrides. Backed by a native dual-path IP communicator and a P-Link expansion trunk, the IPA-60 coordinates remote accessories up to 6,500 feet away.

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