Specifications

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AMB-600
Addressable Pet-Immune
Passive Infrared Detector
• Based on the Bravo
®
6 hardwire
motion detector
• Patented MLSP (Multi-Level
Signal Processing)
• Provides pet immunity up to
85 lbs (38 kg)
• Built-in tamper switch
AMX-400
Loop Repeater/Isolator Module
• Can be used to repeat and re-power
the AML loop to allow for longer wire
runs:
- Requires 12 VDC power source
• Will isolate the wire run in the event of
a problem
AML-770
Loop Isolator Module
• Can be used to isolate burglary
detectors from fire detectors on the
same wire run
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INTRUSION PRODUCTS
Addressable
Devices & Detectors
AMB-300
Addressable Passive Infrared
Detector
• Based on the Bravo
®
3 hardwire
motion detector
• Patented MLSP (Multi-Level
Signal Processing)
• Interchangeable lens:
- Wall-to-wall lens (standard),
curtain lens, pet-immune lens
and corridor lens
• Built-in tamper switch
AMB-500
Addressable Ceiling-Mount Passive
Infrared Detector
• Based on the Bravo
®
5 hardwire
motion detector
• Patented MLSP (Multi-Level
Signal Processing)
• Coverage diameter based on
mounting height
• Built-in tamper switch
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The Addressable Multiplexed Loop (AML) provides the
ultimate in simple, flexible and affordable zone
expansion. Save time and money by connecting any
addressable detector anywhere on the 2-wire AML loop.
DSC has everything you need, including isolators and
repeaters, so there is no limit to what you can do.
AMA-100
Addressable Glassbreak Detector
• Based on the Acuity hardwire
glassbreak detector
• Detects all types of breaking glass
- Plate, laminated, safety and tempered
• Can be tested using the AFT-100
Glassbreak Tester
• Built-in tamper switch
AMP-700/AMP-701/
AMP-702/AMP-704
Addressable Contact Modules
• AMP-700 door/window contact
with built-in reed switch
• AMP-701 door/window contact
with normally closed input
• AMP-702 fire point module with
normally open, EOL resistor
supervised input
• AMP-704 four door/window contacts
with normally closed, single or double
EOL inputs
AMS-220/
AMS-220T
Addressable Photoelectric
Smoke Detector
• Based on the Meridian hardwire
smoke detector
• ‘T’ model has built-in heat detector:
- 135˚ F (57˚ C) fixed-temperature
heat sensor
• Manual and programmable test for
communication
• Automatic low sensitivity test
• Built-in tamper switch
BENEFITS
Addressable Compatibility
Addressable Multiplexed Loop (AML) technology can be key to
expanding your business. In large commercial or residential
applications with numerous protection points, it can greatly reduce
your installation time, saving you money. For example, run a single
two-conductor wire around the perimeter of the installation and
connect door/window contacts, glassbreak detectors or motion
detectors where needed. No more long wire runs back to the main
control panel or expander module for each zone. And each detector is
assigned a specific zone number for individual point identification,
making service a snap. If future expansion is required, it’s as simple as
tapping off the existing AML loop.
The AML uses a simple two-wire cable for both power and data, and
any addressable detector can be connected anywhere. Burglary and
fire detection devices can be combined on the same wire run with
the use of the AML-770 isolator module.
All detectors are engineered to require extremely low-current (some
as low as 0.8 mA each). In the case of extremely long wire runs, or if
a large number of detectors are required, the AMX-400
repeater/isolator is perfect for expanding the system to whatever size
is required.
MAXSYS
Addressable Compatibility
The MAXSYS control panel has full AML support built right into the
control panel, and all 128 zones can be programmed as addressable.
Both PGM outputs have been engineered to support AML detectors,
each providing up to 170 mA of current.
PowerSeries
Addressable Compatibility
Addressable zone support can be added to either the Power832 or
Power864 with the addition of the PC5100 module. The module
connects to the panel KEYBUS. It supports up to 32 addressable
zones and provides up to 170 mA for addressable detectors.
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