Notifier FCM-1-REL Addressable Relay Module with FlashScan

Product Description

Product Overview

The Notifier FCM-1 is an intelligent addressable supervised control module designed for advanced fire alarm systems. Moreover, it enables precise control of external notification circuits while continuously monitoring wiring integrity and system status.

Technical Specifications

General Information

• Model: FCM-1 / FCM-1-REL

• Product Type: Intelligent Addressable Relay Control Module

• Manufacturer: Notifier (Honeywell Group)

• Protocol: FlashScan

Electrical Characteristics

• SLC Operating Voltage: 15 to 32 VDC

• Maximum SLC Current: 6.5 mA with LED activated

• Standby SLC Current: 1.7 mA

• External Power Supply: 24 VDC regulated

• Relay Type: Single Form-C supervised relay output

• End-of-Line Resistor: 47 kΩ typical

Addressing and Indicators

• Address Range: 01 to 159

• Addressing Method: Rotary decimal switches

• Status Indicators:

• Green LED flashes during communication

• Red LED illuminates during alarm condition

Environmental Conditions

• Operating Temperature: 0 °C to 49 °C

• Storage Temperature: –10 °C to 60 °C

• Relative Humidity: 5 to 95 percent non-condensing

Mechanical Data

• Dimensions: 114.3 × 101.6 × 31.75 mm

• Approximate Weight: 150 g

• Shipping Weight: 2.0 kg

Compliance and Certification

• Certifications: UL, CE

• Standards Compliance: NFPA fire alarm system requirements

FAQ

What is the FCM-1 module used for?
It controls and supervises external notification appliances or auxiliary circuits in addressable fire alarm systems.

Which protocol does the FCM-1 support?
The module uses the FlashScan protocol for fast and reliable SLC communication.

Can the FCM-1 supervise wiring faults?
Yes, it continuously monitors open, short, and normal wiring conditions.

How is the FCM-1 addressed?
Rotary decimal switches assign addresses from 01 to 159 quickly and accurately.

Does the FCM-1 isolate external power from the SLC loop?
Yes, the internal relay isolates external 24 VDC power from the signaling circuit.