Honeywell Silent Knight 005883 Relay Expander Module

Product Description

The Honeywell Silent Knight 005883 is a relay expander module designed for use with the 5880 relay expander base in commercial fire alarm and life safety control systems. It extends the output relay capacity of a compatible fire alarm control panel, allowing integrators and fire alarm technicians to add supervised relay outputs for notification appliance circuits, auxiliary control functions, or third-party device interfacing. The 005883 is sold as a single unit and is installed by licensed fire alarm technicians in accordance with applicable NFPA standards.

This relay expander module is intended for commercial and industrial fire alarm installations where additional relay output capacity is required at the control panel. It is used in conjunction with the 5880 relay expander base and is suited for applications requiring expanded auxiliary control, suppression interface, or ancillary system integration. Installation is performed during new system commissioning or as part of a capacity upgrade on an existing Silent Knight fire alarm control panel.

Key Features

• Designed to work with the 5880 relay expander base for expanded output capacity
• Extends relay output functions for auxiliary control and device interfacing
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward capacity expansion
• Intended for commercial and industrial fire alarm control systems
• Installed by licensed fire alarm technicians per NFPA requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Silent Knight 5880 relay expander base as part of a compatible Silent Knight fire alarm control panel system.

Installation Notes

Installation of this relay expander module must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out panel power before installing or removing any module from the relay expander base. Verify compatibility with the control panel firmware version before commissioning. Do not install or remove modules while the system is in normal operation or alarm state.