Potter Electric RA-6500 Lcd Remote Annunciator

Product Description

The POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL CO. US RA-6500 is an LCD remote annunciator designed to work with the PFC-6000 fire alarm control panel. It provides a remote display interface that allows monitoring personnel and fire alarm technicians to view system status, zone information, and alarm conditions from a location separate from the main control panel. The RA-6500 is sold as a single unit and is a key accessory in distributed fire alarm system installations where remote visibility into panel status is required by code or building design.

This remote annunciator is intended for use in commercial and institutional fire alarm systems where the PFC-6000 serves as the primary control panel. Typical installations include multi-story buildings, large commercial facilities, and campus environments where a secondary monitoring point is needed at a lobby, security desk, or fire command center. Installation and programming are performed by licensed fire alarm technicians familiar with the PFC-6000 platform.

Key Features

• LCD display provides clear readout of fire alarm system status and zone information
• Designed as a companion accessory to the PFC-6000 fire alarm control panel
• Enables remote annunciation from a location separate from the main panel
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Supports code-compliant remote monitoring requirements in commercial installations

Compatibility

The RA-6500 is designed for use with the POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL CO. US PFC-6000 fire alarm control panel as a remote annunciator accessory.

Installation Notes

Installation of the RA-6500 must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Power down the fire alarm control panel before making any wiring connections to the annunciator. Follow the manufacturer product manual for wiring and addressing procedures specific to the PFC-6000 platform. All work is subject to inspection and acceptance by the authority having jurisdiction.