StarLink Fire Universal 12V/24V FACP Universal Mercantile Commercial Fire Alarm Communicator Dual Path Cell/IP Connected by Verizon LTE. Low current draw, panel-powered
technology. No extra power supply or conduit. 

Features

• Mercantile model in locking red metal enclosure, powered directly from control panel
• Universal full event dual path cellular &/or IP commercial fire alarm reporting from any panel brand, virtually anywhere
• For use as primary or backup communications on all 12V-24V control panels and FACPs that communicate using Contact ID and 4/2
• Reports to any Central Station nationwide, via dial up or IP
• Panel-Powered, low current. No extra power supply or conduit StarLink Free for All Tradeup Incentive on POTs, new installs, old networks old radios, saves $100ea on all models
• Proven Reliability, Labor-Savings & Class-Leading Technology - OTA firmware upgrades, UL/NFPA Code Compliant, Preactivaed to esure communication, saving onsite labor & time Unique St arLink LTE dual diversity precision twin antennae design & Signal Boost circuitry ensure greater range & reliability, maximizing signal acquisition and null-avoidance, receiving signals simultaneously on both antennae
• Easy, flexible installation, acti vation & online account management
• Patented Signal Boost signal amplification circuit and high-gain performance antenna for longer range and reliability nationwide
• CODE COMPLIANT: UL864, 10th Edition, NFPA 72 Editions 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007. UL1610, UL985, UL1023; CSFM; NYCFD; LAFD

• Commercial Fire Dual Path, LTE Alarm Communicator
• Red Metal Enclosure
• Powered by Control Panel
• Input: 12-24VDC (100mA @ 24VDC w/peak RF transmission draw of 200mA).

Includes:

• (4) Programmable EOLR Zone inputs for connection to legacy FACPs
• (2) Form C relay outputs, eliminating the need for additional listed supervision relay.
• (2) Modular RJ45 Telco jacks for easy connection to FACP.

Agency Compliance:

• UL985 Household Fire Warning System
• UL864 10th Edition Control Units For Fire Alarm Systems