Potter RCDS-PM1 Releasing Circuit Disable Switch

Product Description

The POTTER RCDS-PM1 is a releasing circuit disable switch assembly designed for use with fire suppression control panels. The unit consists of one or two toggle switches that allow a technician to disable one or two releasing zones independently. Switches are factory-mounted to a metal bracket sized to install inside the PFC-4410G3 panel enclosure. The assembly operates at up to 30 volts DC. Fire alarm and suppression contractors install this accessory during system commissioning, testing, and maintenance when specific releasing zones must be taken offline without affecting the rest of the system.

The RCDS-PM1 is intended for installation inside the Potter PFC-4410G3 fire suppression control panel enclosure. It is suited for commercial and industrial fire suppression applications where individual releasing zone control is required. The toggle switch configuration supports one-zone or two-zone disable configurations depending on how the unit is ordered or configured on site. This makes it practical for systems where zones need to be isolated during partial system testing or scheduled maintenance windows.

Key Features

• One or two toggle switches for independent releasing zone disable control
• Metal bracket mounting designed to fit inside the PFC-4410G3 enclosure
• Operates at up to 30 volts DC input
• Part of the RCDS-PM product series for modular panel accessory integration
• Supports single-zone or dual-zone disable configurations

Compatibility

Designed for installation inside the Potter PFC-4410G3 fire suppression control panel enclosure as part of the RCDS-PM series accessory lineup.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm or suppression contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and the authority having jurisdiction. De-energize the control panel and follow the panel manufacturer's instructions before mounting or wiring any accessory. Verify zone assignments and disable switch positions before returning the panel to normal service. Do not operate releasing zones in a live suppression environment during testing without proper lockout and coordination with the building owner.