AFC Series Addressable Fire Alarm Systems
Potter's AFC fire systems use state-of-the-art addressable sensors and control modules which utilize the robust PAD protocol to provide you the flexibility needed to tackle demanding applications. From 60 to 1,270 addressable points, you can be sure that your AFC fire system is ready to tackle jobs of any size and scope. With industry leading IP technology, take advantage of Potter's multiple remote monitoring and control solutions as well as email notifications and reminders.
AFC-1000
- 127 up to 1,270 Addresses
- 6 Programmable NACs
- 10A Power Supply
- 4 I/O Circuits
- Listed for Sprinkler Pre-action and Deluge Systems
AFC-100
- 100 Addresses
- 2 Programmable NACs
- 5A Power Supply
- 2 I/O Circuits
- Listed for Sprinkler Pre-action and Deluge Systems
AFC-50
- 50 Addresses
- 2 Programmable NACs
- 5A Power Supply
- 2 I/O Circuits
- Listed for Sprinkler Pre-action and Deluge Systems
Peripheral Devices
P-Link Circuit
The P-Link circuit is a 4-terminal connection that provides both power and data between fire alarm control panels, power expanders, and accessory devices in the field. Each P-Link connection is rated 1 amp at 24 volts and can span a maximum of 6500 feet between any P-Link device. The PSN-1000(E) power expander acts as a P-Link repeater and can provide additional power and distance. Greater distances can also be achieved with the FIB-1000 fiber interface module and fiber optic cabling.
IDC-6
Initiating Device Circuit Expander
RA-6075R
LCD Releasing Annunciator
RA-6500R
LCD Releasing Annunciator
PAD100-SLCE
Addressable Loop Expander
LED-16
16 Zone LED Annunciator
FCB-1000
Fire Communications Bridge
FIB-1000
Fiber Interface Bridge
DRV-50
LED Driver Module
MC-1000
Multi-Connect Expander
RLY-5
Relay Expander
SPG-1000
Serial Parallel Gateway
SLCE-127
SLC Loop Expander
SLC Loop
Potter's addressable fire systems use state-of-the-art addressable sensors and control modules which utilize the robust PAD protocol to provide you the flexibility needed to tackle demanding applications. All of Potter's new addressable fire systems use the same devices to ensure a clear migration path as your systems grow in size and scope.
PAD100-LED
Addressable LED Module
PAD100-DIM
Dual Input Module
PAD100-IM
Isolator Module
PAD100-MIM
Micro Input Module
PAD100-NAC
Notification Appliance Circuit
PAD100-OROI
One Relay One Input Module
PAD100-RM
Relay Module
PAD100-SIM
Single Input Module
PAD100-SM
Speaker Module
PAD100-TRTI
Two Relay Two Input Module
PAD100-ZM
Zone Module
PAD100-PSSA-PSDA
Addressable Pull Station Single/Dual Action
PAD100-CD
Carbon-Monoxide Detector
PAD100-4DB/6DB
4"/6" Addressable Detector Base
PAD200-DUCT
Analog Addressable Duct Detector
PAD200-DUCTR
Analog Addressable Duct Detector
PAD100-SPKB
Speaker Base
PAD100-HD
Rate of Rise / Fixed Temperature Heat Sensor
PAD100-IB
Addressable Isolator Base
PAD100-LFSB
Addressable Low Frequency Sounder Base
PAD200-PCD
Photoelectric Smoke / Carbon Monoxide Detector
PAD200-PCHD
Photoelectric Smoke / Heat / Carbon Monoxide Detector
PAD200-PHD
Photoelectric Smoke/Heat Detector Combination
PAD200-PD
Photoelectric Smoke Sensor
PAD100-RB
Addressable Relay Base
PAD100-SB
Addressable Sounder Base
PAD100-LEDK
Addressable LED with Key Switch
PAD100-DRTS
Duct Remote Test Switch
NAC Circuit
PE-HN/HS/ST
Horns and LED Strobes
PE-LFHN/LFHS
Low Frequency Sounders and Sounder Strobes
PE-SPK/SPST
Speakers and Speaker Strobes
Fire Panel Connections
Click the image below to view AFC fire panel connections.
Life Safety Software
PotterNet Graphical Software
The PotterNet Fire and Facility Supervising Station is a desktop application that facilitates the monitoring and control of IPA, AFC/ARC, and PFC-4064 fire alarm control panels. It utilizes a distributed client-server model for communication in order to reduce or eliminate single points of failure.
Available in both UL and non-UL Listed versions, PotterNet will monitor all compatible panels in a single building, on a local campus, or across multiple sites worldwide. Configurations with as many as 1,000 panels and 15 graphical PotterNet stations can address your largest system needs.
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IntelliView™ Cloud Monitoring
Monitor your fire panel from anywhere in the world and take full advantage of the industry leading smart features of the Potter IntelliView dashboard. Simply connect to the building's networked internet connection and register your device. You will be able to remotely view the status of your Potter connected systems from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
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Panel Programmer
Once connected to a network, the panel configuration software allows custom programming and configuration for all points using the network or a stand-alone computer. Fine-tune device behavior characteristics or create mapping zones for a more sophisticated fire protection system. All this is bundled in an easy-to-use drag and drop interface.
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Panel Networking
Potter's peer-to-peer networking solution allows all new and existing IPA Series, AFC Series, and PFC-4064 fire alarm panels to communicate on a dedicated ethernet or fiber network. When networked, users can allow point control between panels, use a single panel for central station reporting for a network, and employ network annunciators for total system control on up to 200 panels.
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IP Connectivity
With today's ever-expanding means of communication, it's important to be able to incorporate the same technology into your fire control system. We took this technology into account when we designed IP connectivity within our new panels.
By eliminating the cost of phone lines, save big when using your building's existing network infrastructure. Additionally, the speed of IP communication allows for event information to be sent to the central station within seconds. Every Potter IP-enabled fire alarm system has an onboard IP communicator that is listed to communicate with the Sur-Gard III IP receiver.
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Emails & Reminders
Potter IP-enabled fire alarm systems are email ready. History and Detector Status reports can be sent on demand as either a text or Excel® file for a professional look. The status events of the panel can be immediately emailed allowing users to be proactive in servicing customers.
Reports and the configuration file can be requested from the panel at any time by sending an email directly to the panel. Additionally, enhance your business by creating email reminders for your customers to schedule system tests or even to purchase new batteries.
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Programmable EOLs
NACs and I/Os have programmable EOLs between 2.0k and 27k. This can be achieved manually by installing the resistor and using the panel's LEARN function, or automatically through the programming software.
Dipswitch Programming
Potter Protocol devices are now programmed through easy-to-use dip-switches. This makes it easier than ever to address SLC devices on-site and requires no external hardware.
Multi-Connect
The MC-1000 Multi-Connect Module allows up to 62 client fire panels to communicate with a remote/central station through a single control panel designated as the host. This can eliminate the need for multiple phone lines and monitoring accounts. Each MC-1000 module includes terminal connections for two client panels.
Quadrasync
Our patented Quadrasync technology allows four different brands of strobes to be synced together using a Potter fire alarm control panel or PSN Series power supply. There is no need for the panel and devices to utilize the same protocol, making this technology a great feature for retrofit applications. Quadrasync works with the Potter®/Gentex®, Amseco®, System Sensor®, and Wheelock® protocols.
Designed & Assembled in the USA
Potter prides itself on offering a full line of fire alarm equipment assembled in St. Louis, Missouri and Branford, Connecticut. With engineering teams located in Maple Grove, Minnesota; Moline, Illinois; and Louisville, Kentucky; Potter continues to provide the latest innovations direct from America's heartland.