25.2 - Control Modules for Speakers - Introduction to Fire Alarms

[@massadus7872]

Your channel is one of the only good ones I've found on FAs and devices/functions. Thank you. Would love to see more sometime in the future!

[@todosmiros8119]

agreed. showing the wiring, AND the definitions, AND why, AND its not in Tagalog Filipino or Hindi half way through it.

[@SockMonkeyPal7]

New to Fire Alarm; your videos are so valuable to me. Thanks, bro.

[@yungerallenelectricalcontr6415]

Dude! I like your videos! Thanks A Million ! I use them to brush up my Fundamentals.

[@carrollallen2952]

The videos are very informative!

[@AlarmSystemTech]

Thank you this was very helpful.

[@Zeus0886]

Thanks a lot for this! I’m working on the Notifier afp 1010. This system is so old.

[@seankelly819]

Thanks good info

[@raulvasquez9076]

I appreciate your videos. Thank you

[@caleb0606]

your videos are so helpful

[@virbricky]

So using the FCM-1 you can basically create additional NACs beyond what the panel supports? Would it function the same (other than panel NACs including the power, VS. the module needing external power)

[@JoeKlochan]

Can you ask that question another way? I'm don't think I understand. You can create additional NACs in terms of having the ability to control additional zones independently (such as in a strip mall or high rise), but you'd still need enough external power from some source to properly drive the devices.

[@virbricky]

Joe Klochan yes that was the concept I was referring to I wanted to see if I was understanding correctly. So you could have a control module in a remote location in a strip mall type scenario then have a power supply in that suite for those strobes.

[@JoeKlochan]

@@virbricky bingo

[@muhammadelfiky7953]

Thank you so much for your videos, however shouldn't this circuit be connected to a NAC instead of SLC?

[@xXTopGXx]

The word you were looking for is “rate”