The Advanced Electronics Mx-5404 4 loop addressable fire alarm panel incorporates the latest dual flash-based microprocessor technology combined with a high resolution / high contrast Graphical LCD display and tactile keypad providing a simple 'Select & Click' programming aid for Engineer configuration and End-User operation.

Powerful Cause and Effect programming coupled with 'DynamiX' zoning, and enhanced Trace Diagnostics makes the Mx5404 panel suitable for a wide range of site applications from small to large complex multi-area systems. Fully programmable on-site via the on-board alphanumeric keypad, or PC-NeT Configuration Software.

• 4 Loop Fire Panel

• 4 loop cards fitted

• Fully expandable

• Programmable Push Buttons

• Fully Networkable

• 20 zone LEDs

• 25 System LEDs

• Rack-mount options

• Fully programmable

• Dedicated loop driver for Apollo & Hochiki protocol support.

• Advanced graphical LCD user interface and support for up to 200 fire zones by default allowing full EN54 compliance without additional hardware expansion.

• Dual flash-based microprocessor technology with Real-Time Clock on-board. Dedicated USB & RS232 Serial Port for direct PC or modem connection. Installer friendly 'Auto-learn', 'Loop Detection' and on-board Scope facility for ease of Commissioning and Fault finding.

• Fully programmable via the on-board alphanumeric keypad, or PC configuration tools.

• The Graphical display can be configured to operate with virtually any language or character set, and allow the installer's logo to be applied using the Logo application software.

• Robust removable equipment chassis with plug-in connectors for simple fixing and cable termination.

• Rack-mount options available. Integral P-Bus for system expansion via available option cards. Connection to the Ad-NeT peer-to-peer network is achieved using a simple plug-in network card allowing the system to share up to 2000 zones with full cross panel reporting, control and site-wide cause and effect functionality.

• Approved to BS EN54 part 2, 4 and 13.