Network Broadcast Alarm Host

— Based on TCP/IP, UDP, and IGMP protocols, it supports LAN and WAN transmission and can be installed anywhere within network reach to enable access and control of servers and other network devices.

— Equipped with a panel featuring 32-level indicator lights for status display, supporting the integration of 32 fire alarm signals, with input options configurable to short circuit or 12V~24V signal.

— Provides 8 short-circuit signal outputs, with low-level closed signals, which can be connected to door locks or warning lights for linked control.

— Features an IP address reset button, allowing for a reset to default settings if the IP address is lost.

— Alarm signals are prioritized with automatic forced insertion, and system priorities can be customized through the backend.

— Supports expansion connection of multiple alarm hosts, enabling control area expansion as needed.

— Alarm areas can be confined to the incident zone or extended to multiple neighboring zones, as pre-programmed by the server.

— Alarm sounds are stored on the server, eliminating the need for external alarm sound sources. Custom alarm sounds can be configured through management software.

— Supports remote firmware upgrades over the network.

— Linked tasks can be configured via network broadcast service software, supporting fire route expansion and flexible configuration based on location and alarm sources.

— The chassis is designed according to the international 1U rack-mount standard, with an elegant aluminum alloy front panel for a professional appearance.