Potter Electric PAD100-NAC Notification Appliance Circuit

Product Description

The Potter Electric Signal Co. US PAD100-NAC is a monitored notification appliance circuit module designed for use in fire alarm systems. This device supervises and controls notification appliance circuits, ensuring that horns, strobes, and other alarm output devices are continuously monitored for wiring faults and proper operation. It is installed by licensed fire alarm technicians as part of a compliant fire alarm control panel network. The PAD100-NAC is sold as a single unit and is suited for applications where expanded or supervised NAC output is required beyond what the primary FACP provides.

This module is used in commercial and light industrial fire alarm installations where additional monitored NAC capacity is needed. It is appropriate for retrofits and new installations alike, providing a supervised circuit output that keeps the notification appliance loop under continuous supervision. Fire alarm contractors and system integrators will find it useful when expanding an existing system or designing a new one that requires dedicated, monitored notification appliance circuit management.

Key Features

• Monitored notification appliance circuit output for continuous supervision of connected devices
• Designed for integration into fire alarm control panel networks
• Supports horns, strobes, and other notification appliances on the supervised loop
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward field installation
• Classified as a fire control accessory for commercial and light industrial applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style monitored NAC module for use with compatible Potter Electric Signal fire alarm control systems. No specific panel model compatibility was provided in the available data; consult the manufacturer documentation or product manual for verified system compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out power to the fire alarm control panel before beginning any wiring work on this module. Verify correct circuit polarity and supervision loop continuity after installation before returning the system to service. Do not operate the notification appliance circuit without confirming all end-of-line resistors and device connections meet system design specifications.