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The POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL pfc-6006-r is a listed small conventional fire alarm control panel designed to monitor fire sprinkler systems and other small fire protection systems. The first input zone is selectable as Class A or Class B water flow input. The remaining five zones are configurable via menu, including support for two-wire smoke detection. The panel includes a 1.0 amp power supply that charges onboard batteries, delivers 0.5 amps to a notification appliance circuit, and provides 0.5 amps of auxiliary power programmable as constant or resettable output. A built-in dual telephone line digital alarm communicator transmitter (DACT) enables remote monitoring station communication.
This panel is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a small conventional fire sprinkler monitoring system is required. Installers will find the printed circuit assembly mounts for quick removal, simplifying cabinet installation. The metal enclosure with key lock and Lexan window allows visual system status checks without opening the cabinet. The panel supports up to four RA-6075 remote annunciators connected via the P-Link bus, each providing full system functionality in their own keyed metal enclosure.
Compatible with up to four RA-6075 remote annunciators via the P-Link bus. Designed as a listed conventional fire alarm control panel for small fire sprinkler and fire protection system monitoring applications.
Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect all power sources and disable the telephone lines before servicing the panel or handling the printed circuit assembly. The circuit board is designed for quick removal from the cabinet to allow the enclosure to be pre-mounted before wiring. Panel configuration updates can be transmitted remotely through the connected telephone lines once the system is commissioned.
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