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Honeywell’s AlarmNet 7720ULF is a self-contained fire control
and long-range radio transmitter that is UL listed for property
protection and life safety. It is designed to provide compliance
with fire code at a cost less than a system that communicates
by two separate telephone lines.
• Reduces cost compared to conventional system that uses
two separate telco lines for compliance
• Zones can be used for water-flow switches and/or
supervisory switches
• All zones can be used with voltage triggers or dry
contact inputs
• 18VAC to DC power supply provides 24-hour back-up and
minimum 15-minute bell when battery is added
• Housed in red metal cabinet with key lock.
• UL, FM, MEA, CFM.
FEATURES:
• Can be connected directly to waterflow detectors, pull
stations and supervisory switches
• Built-in annunciation enables fire personnel arriving on the
scene to quickly appraise the situation
• Six style B (Class B) and two style D (Class A) supervised
zones are featured
• Inside the cabinet is a trouble buzzer with reset and a
latching trouble LED
• Troubles annunciated locally and transmitted
The 7720ULF transmits periodic supervisory messages to alert the central station to system problems. A contact closure is
available to indicate a radio fault. Communication is via a one-way 900 MHz radio link. The 7720ULF serves as a subscriber’s link
to the AlarmNet long-range radio network. Supervised long range radio transmission ensures event messages are sent and
received every time.
SERVICE
A
7720ULF
UL Listed Radio Transmitter
Applications:
Ask your provider for the AlarmNet technology used in your area.
C
I
A
M
AlarmNet-A Original AlarmNet
AlarmNet-M Mobitex System
AlarmNet-C Control Channel Cellular
AlarmNet-i Internet
AlarmNet Services
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