Mircom ALCN-792D Daughter Board Two Intelligent Loops

Product Description

The MIRCOM ALCN-792D is a daughter board expansion module designed to connect directly to the ALC-792MISO quad loop controller module. It adds two additional intelligent loops to the base controller, expanding the addressable device capacity of the fire alarm system without requiring a separate controller unit. This board is installed by licensed fire alarm technicians working on MIRCOM addressable fire alarm systems. The ALCN-792D is a board-level component, not a standalone device, and must be paired with its parent controller to function.

The ALCN-792D is used in commercial and institutional fire alarm installations where the ALC-792MISO quad loop controller is already deployed and additional loop capacity is needed. By adding this daughter board, technicians can expand the number of addressable devices on the system without installing an additional controller module. This makes it well suited for mid- to large-scale fire alarm panel configurations requiring scalable intelligent loop expansion.

Key Features

• Adds two additional intelligent loops to the ALC-792MISO quad loop controller module
• Direct daughter board connection to the ALC-792MISO host module
• Expands addressable device capacity within an existing MIRCOM fire alarm system
• Board-level component designed for in-panel installation by qualified fire alarm technicians

Compatibility

The ALCN-792D connects to the MIRCOM ALC-792MISO quad loop controller module. No other specific compatible models or system families were stated in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. The fire alarm control panel must be fully powered down before connecting or removing any daughter board. Handle the board carefully to avoid electrostatic discharge damage to components. Verify compatibility with the host ALC-792MISO controller before installation and follow the manufacturer documentation for loop addressing and configuration.