Potter Electric Signal PAD100-TRTI Two Relay Two Input Module

Product Description

The Potter Electric Signal PAD100-TRTI is an addressable module that combines two relay outputs with two supervised input zones in a single unit. It is designed for use in addressable fire alarm control systems where both control output and input monitoring functions are needed at a single address point. Licensed fire alarm technicians install this module as part of a life safety system, typically in commercial or light industrial environments. The compact form factor reduces wiring runs and panel address consumption by combining relay and input functions that would otherwise require separate modules.

The PAD100-TRTI is used in addressable fire alarm systems requiring supervised relay outputs for controlling ancillary devices such as door holders, fan shutdowns, or notification appliance circuits, while simultaneously monitoring two supervised input zones. Typical installations include commercial office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and light industrial occupancies where addressable loop wiring is already in place. This module mounts at or near the controlled device to minimize wiring overhead.

Key Features

• Combines two relay outputs and two supervised input zones in one addressable module
• Single address point handles both input monitoring and relay control functions
• Designed for use on addressable fire alarm signaling loops
• Reduces panel address consumption compared to using separate relay and input modules
• Suited for controlling ancillary building systems from within a fire alarm loop

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style addressable module for use with compatible Potter Electric Signal addressable fire alarm control panels and signaling line circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. De-energize the addressable loop and follow the panel manufacturer lockout procedure before connecting or disconnecting the module. Consult the product manual for wiring terminals, address programming, and supervision resistor requirements. Do not substitute field wiring methods not approved for fire alarm signaling circuits.