Fire-Lite MS-5UD-3 (5-Zone FACP+DACT) in Cabinet

This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer. The Fire-Lite MS-5UD-3 is a five-zone conventional fire alarm control panel with five Class B initiating zones, four Class B NACs, and a built-in DACT for central station communication. It includes the cabinet and FLPS-3 power supply, provides 3.0 A of total system current, and supports up to eight ANN-BUS devices. Model Variants: MS-5UD-3 - New five-zone, 120 VAC panel with 3.0 A total system current MS-5UD-3 (Refurbished) - Refurbished five-zone, 120 VAC panel MS-10UD-7 - Ten-zone, 120 VAC panel with 7.0 A total system current Key Specifications: Type: Five-zone conventional FACP with built-in DACT Zone Capacity: Five Style B (Class B) initiating device circuits NAC Circuits: Four Style Y (Class B) NACs; 2.5 A maximum per circuit within the panel's 3.0 A total capacity Power: 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.0 A input; 24 VDC system operation System Output: 3.0 A total system current Auxiliary Power: 24 VDC resettable or nonresettable output; 500 mA maximum Battery Support: 7 to 18 AH sealed lead-acid batteries Relays: Three programmable Form C relays for alarm, trouble, and supervisory Dialer/Communicator: Built-in DACT for central station reporting and local or remote upload/download Annunciator Capacity: Up to eight ANN-BUS devices Indicators/UI: 80-character backlit LCD, keypad, status LEDs, and onboard piezo sounder Compatible Modules & Accessories: FLPS-3 - Replacement internal power supply ANN-80 - Red 80-character LCD annunciator ANN-80-W - White 80-character LCD annunciator ANN-RLY - 10-relay ANN-BUS module Compatible Detectors & Devices: System Sensor 2W-B - Two-wire i3 photoelectric smoke detector System Sensor 2WT-B - Two-wire i3 smoke and heat detector System Sensor 4W-B - Four-wire i3 photoelectric smoke detector Fire-Lite BG-12L - Conventional dual-action pull station System Compatibility: Listed conventional two-wire and four-wire smoke detectors, conventional heat detectors, pull stations, waterflow devices, tamper switches, and normally open contact devices.