end of line diode/resistor for fire alarm system

[ab1978]

evening all
does anyone know where you can buy the above. took a couple of detectors down on a refurb and lost the bases!

 

[needasparks]

Hi ab, a conventional fire alarm will use diode bases on the detectors with a EOL resistor or capacitor on the final detector unless its an addressable system, I guess from your question you will not know how to test the system after re-connecting it so it would be best IMO to get a qualified person in to check and test the system for you as they will know what parts are required and be compatable to the system.
Afterall it is a safety sytem to protect life and not to be touched by un-trained people for that reason, not the answer you were after i know but hope that helps.

 

[robsparky1975]

If you look on the detectors it should say what manufacturer they are for instance mnevier 700 series,take it along to your local wholesalers who may well have a compatible base,as already said make note of what type of panel is feeding this system.

 

[tazz]

Each fire alarm manufacture have their own elo devices..can you confirm make of fire panel and devices you are using...?

 

[ab1978]

hi tazz
don't think i was that clear in my post last night, yes its the eolm-1 that are fitted at the last detector/device its a 4200 series fire panel. already been to my wholesaler and you can't get them on there own plus looked on internet.

 

[telectrix]

4200, but who makes it?

 

[Nolnoc]

it's the panel determines the eol not the devices..........ive heard of an addressible 4200 made by advanced but not aware of a conventional.if you have a second zone disconnect that and you can read the eol from that one

 

[alarm man]

you can get them here

JSB EOLM-1 End of Line Module from E-Supply Ltd