Inovonics EN1212 Wireless Dual Universal Input Transmitter

Product Description

The INOVONICS EN1212 is a wireless dual universal input transmitter designed to interface two hardwired contact or analog input devices with an Inovonics wireless network. It converts signals from dry-contact sensors, loop detectors, or other input devices into wireless transmissions for reception by a compatible Inovonics receiver or repeater. The EN1212 is well suited for installations where running new wire is impractical. Licensed security, fire alarm, or building automation technicians typically install this unit in commercial and residential applications where existing wired sensors need to be migrated to a wireless monitoring architecture.

The EN1212 is used in commercial and residential installations that require wireless integration of legacy or hardwired input devices. Common applications include door and window contacts, motion detector outputs, relay closures, and other dry-contact or loop-based sensors that need to report status to a central monitoring system via an Inovonics wireless receiver. It is particularly useful in retrofit projects where extending wire runs is not cost-effective or structurally feasible.

Key Features

• Dual universal input channels accept dry-contact or compatible analog input devices
• Wireless transmission eliminates the need for dedicated signal wire runs to the panel
• Compact form factor suited for discreet installation near existing hardwired sensors
• Compatible with Inovonics wireless receiver and repeater infrastructure
• Sold as an individual unit for single-zone or multi-zone retrofit deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use within the Inovonics wireless network ecosystem, requiring a compatible Inovonics receiver or repeater to process transmitted signals. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed security, fire alarm, or low-voltage technician. De-energize any associated control panel or input circuit before making wired connections to the transmitter inputs. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the manufacturer product manual for terminal assignments and supervision settings. Avoid installing the unit in metallic enclosures or locations that may obstruct the wireless signal path to the receiving device.