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CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS COMMERCIAL SECURITY FIRE ALARMS & DEVICES CONNECTED HOME & BUSINESS TECH, VIDEO & ACCESS ADD-ONS Table of Contents At Napco, we appreciate the continued loyalty of our security professional customers and hearing from you – what you like about our products &/or what you’d like to see next. Included here is some of that feedback along with some fast market facts. Thanks for the support. COMMERCIAL FIRE SYSTEMS Firewolf Fire Alarm Systems, Devices, Configurations & Diagram...................................................1 & 2 FireLink FACP with Cellular Built-in ..............................................................................................................3 COMMERCIAL INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEMS Napco Commercial GEMC-Series Integrated Security/Fire/Access Control Platform, Configurations & Diagram .....................................................................................................................4 & 5 Napco Commercial Systems and Firewolf & FireLink Fire Alarms Ordering Info. ...............................6 CELLULAR COMMUNICATION SOLUTIONS StarLink Fire Sole & Dual Path Cell/IP Communicators & Ordering Info. ........................................7 & 8 StarLink Line Model Comparison & Ordering, Commercial Fire, Intrusion & Connected Home/Business Applications ........................................................................................................................9 StarLink Intrusion Cellular Communicators & Ordering Info. ................................................................ 10 StarLink Connect Cell/IP Communicator Hub, StarLink Connect DL Download model, Model Comparison ............................................................................................................................. 11 & 12 Omni X Universal Indoor/Outdoor Extended Cellular Antenna Kits with Cable & Mounting & Ordering Info. ............................................................................................................................................ 13 TECH, VIDEO & RMR ADD-ON ACCESSORIES iBridge Touch Multifunction Touchscreens for Security/Video/Smart Home & Business ................. 14 iBridge Video Pro IP Cameras, App & MMS Alerts .................................................................................. 15 iBridge Video Doorbell & App ................................................................................................................... 16 iBridge Video Line Model Comparison, Specifications, Ordering Info. .............................................. 17 iBridge App & Notifications for Smart Business, Remote Video & Connected Home ..................... 18 RESIDENTIAL CELLULAR ALARM SYSTEMS iSecure All-Inclusive, Ultra-Competitive Cellular Alarm Systems, Kit Configurations, Accessories & Ordering ..................................................................................................................19, 20, 21 HYBRID SECURITY SYSTEMS Gemini Security Systems, Panels, Accessories, Ordering Info., Line Model Comparison ....... 22 & 23 Gemini Keypads & User Interfaces ................................................................................................... 24 & 25 Gemini Wireless Receivers, Sensors & Transmitters................................................................................ 26 Gemini Security System Configuration Diagram .................................................................................... 27 Hardwired PIR & Adaptive Dual Technology Motion Sensors ............................................................... 28 About Us Napco Security Technologies ............................................................................................... 29, Back Cover Free Pro Trainings in the Field & Online Nationwide, Many CEU-accredited. www.napcosecurity.com/seminars Fire Alarm Systems & Devices These FACPs are a perfect fit for a lot of applications. We can do a few fire zones of both conventional and addressable, and they have wireless, expandability and lots of power when they’re needed. Techs like the ease & big can. I like the great value. Features: • Up to 96 outputs - 4 on board Class B NACs, Expandable to 24 NAC (or 2 on board Class A NAC circuits) 2 amps each, total 6.5A at 24V > Fire 4-wire bus devices: 8 zone Form C relays (GEMC-RM3008); 8 open collector outputs (GEMC-OUT8). UL-Regulated outputs. • Up to 255 Zone Inputs - From addressable, conventional or wireless initiating devices Solid Analog-Addressable > 2ea. 126pt addressable SLC loops > Conventional 8-zone EZM expansion modules on 4-wire bus or SLC Loops (GEMC-EZM8) 24V Fire Panels & Value Out-of-the Box — > Conventional 1-or 2-point expansion modules for fire SLC loops There are less modules, parts and pieces to buy, (FWC-FSLC-EZM1 or -EZM2) install and find places for on the wall... > Conventional 2- or 4-wire smoke detector for fire SLC loop (FWC-FSL-CZM) plus Firewolf Panels support > Assorted Commercial Wireless Fire Devices with 255-Pt. RF Receiver (GEMC-RECV) conventional devices at same. • Built in Sync/Strobe/Horn Module (System Sensor & Wheelock protocols) • Built in dual line DACT • Optional TCP/IP reporting • Optional Cellular Commercial Fire Dual or Sole Path LTE Cell Reporting with StarLink Fire™ Communicators (see pg 7) • New! Cloud-based Programming (used in conjunction with Cellular Communicator (above) • 2 Onboard Serial Ports - One for internet reporting; One for high-speed local downloading • Powerful battery capacity up to 32Ah total • Longer SLC loop lengths, support more device loads each, too (see below for distance at maximum device load in alarm/standby each): > 10,000 ft. #14AWG • 6,200 ft. #16AWG • 4,000 ft. #18AWG • Comprehensive local and remote programming & diagnostics • Printable AHJ reports of analog device sensitivity settings with current readings (uploadable) • Regulated Auxiliary Power Supply - Commercial fire, 12V regulated 2A • Addressable SLC Loop Isolator Option (FW-FSLC-ISO) For use on some fire applications requiring increased circuit integrity, e.g., meets Class A, Style 7 loop requirements. • Easy Wire Compatibility - Addressable SLC controller supports shielded, unshielded, twisted and untwisted wire - ideal for retrofits • Support for Legacy and Existing Notification Appliances - One NAC output configurable for 12V for easy retrofit compatibility • Choice of two enclosures - Between the studs enclosures, recess or surface mount > Larger version supports up to 32 AH at 24V. Dimensions: 24” x 14.25” x 5.2” (H x W x D) without cover. Removable battery shelves, accommodate pairs of 7Ah, 7.5Ah and 8Ah batteries Optional 7A NAC Extender for universal FACP use > Medium Enclosure – supports 16 AH at 24V. Dimensions: 16”x 14.25” x 5.2” (H x W x D) & with Firewolf, see pg 6 without cover. (*Note: Only 1 SLC is accommodated.) 16Ah battery backup capacity • Compliances: NFPA 72, UL Commercial Fire, UL864, UL985, CSFM, LAFD and NYC FD 1 FIREWOLF FIRE SYSTEMS FIRELINK CELL/FACP KIT: GEMC-FW- KIT: GEMC-FW- KIT: GEMC-FW- KIT: GEMC-FW- FireLink FireLink FireLink 255KT 128KT 32KT 32CONVKT FL-FACP-32-LTEVS FL-FACP-32-LTEVI FL-FACP-32-LTEAI Voltage 24V 24V 24V 24V 24V 24V 24V Zones/Pts; Max w/Expansion 8; 255 8; 128 8; 32 8; 32 8; 32 8; 32 8; 32 Addressable 4 4 4 –––––– 4 4 4 Conventional (12V or 24V devices) 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Wireless 4 4 4 –––––– 4 4 4 Special Features –––––– –––––– –––––– 8-Zn 2-wire Fire input StarLink Fire® StarLink Fire® StarLink Fire® mod. incld Cellular onboard Cellular/IP onboard Cellular/IP onboard Programming Up/Downloading or Up/Downloading or Up/Downloading or Up/Downloading Preprogrammed Preprogrammed Preprogrammed Cloud-based used w/ Cloud-based used w/ Cloud-based used w/ 8 zones; 8 zones; 8 zones; StarLink Fire StarLink Fire StarLink Fire Up/Downloading or Up/Downloading or Up/Downloading or Cloud-Programming Cloud-Programming Cloud-Programming NACs /Max. NACs (Class B) 4; up to 24 4; up to 24 2; up to 22 2; up to 22 2; up to 22 2; up to 22 2; up to 22 Notification Power 6.5A 6.5A 4A 4A –––––– –––––– –––––– Power Supply 7A, 24V 7A, 24V 4A, 24V 4A, 24V 4A, 24V 4A, 24V 4A, 24V Horn /Strobe Sync on NACs 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 (Wheelock/Sys Sensor protocol) DACT w/TCP-IP option 2 2 2 2 –––––– –––––– –––––– Cell &/or IP –––––– –––––– –––––– –––––– Sole Path LTE Cellular Dual Path Cell/IP Dual Path Cell/IP Annunciator GEMC-FK1 incd GEMC-FK1 incd GEMC-FK1 incd GEMC-FK1 incd On Door On Door On Door Housing 16 x 25”, Removable 16 x 25”, Removable 16 x 17”, Removable 16 x 17”, Removable 16 x 17”, Removable 16 x 17”, Removable 16 x 17”, Removable Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Door, Locking, Flush or Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Surface Mt. Max. Battery 32AH 32AH 16AH 16AH 16AH 16AH 16AH Compliances NFPA 72, UL UL864 NFPA 72, UL UL864 NFPA 72, UL UL864 NFPA 72, UL UL864 UL 864 10th Ed., UL UL 864 10th Ed., UL UL 864 10th Ed., UL 9th Ed., UL985, CSFM, 9th Ed., UL985, CSFM, 9th Ed., UL985, CSFM, 9th Ed., UL985, CSFM, 1635 & NFPA 72 (2016, 1635 & NFPA 72 (2016, 1635 & NFPA 72 (2016, NYCFD NYCFD NYCFD NYCFD 2013, 2010, 2007); 2013, 2010, 2007); 2013, 2010, 2007); CSFM, NYCFD CSFM, NYCFD CSFM, NYCFD SYSTEM NORMAL 11/08/18 10:03 AM 4 OR 7 AMP MAIN POWER SUPPLY (GEMC-PS24V7A-R or GEMC-PS24V4A-R) FIRE BUS DEVICES X GEMC-FK1 Fire Annunciator • X MOTHERBOARD GEMC-F8ZCPIM GEMC-EZM8 GEMC-RECV 8 ZONE WIRELESS 8 Fire Zone Expander CONVENTIONAL
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    Gemini 720im Gemini 720im Product Manual Document: 0729-SOM-00002, Issue: 4 Document: 0729-SOM-00002, Issue: 4 1 © Tritech International Ltd. Gemini 720im © Tritech International Ltd The copyright in this document is the property of Tritech International Ltd. The document is supplied by Tritech International Ltd on the understanding that it may not be copied, used, or disclosed to others except as authorised in writing by Tritech International Ltd. Tritech International Ltd reserves the right to change, modify and update designs and specifications as part of their ongoing product development programme. All product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Open Source License Statement: This product includes software code developed by third parties, including software code subject to the GNU General Public License Version 2 ("GPLv2"). We will provide upon request the applicable GPL source code files via CD-ROM or similar storage medium for a nominal cost to cover shipping and media charges as allowed under the GPL. This offer is valid for a 3 year period from first manufacture of this product. General Public License ("GPLv2") Inquiries: Please direct all GPL inquiries to the following address: Tritech International Ltd Peregrine Road Westhill Business Park Westhill, Aberdeenshire AB32 6JL, UK Document: 0729-SOM-00002, Issue: 4 2 © Tritech International Ltd. Gemini 720im Table of Contents Warning Symbols ........................................................................................................ 4 1. Introduction ............................................................................................................