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The Loganetics CE-2224 Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel (New Revision B!)
The Loganetics CE-2224 Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel (New Revision B!)
$59.99
*Optional mechanical buzzer version shown.
The Loganetics CE-2224 is a conventional fire alarm control panel geared towards collectors and enthusiasts. It features 2 conventional zones, 2 NACs, and it runs on 24 volts DC. The first NAC would typically be used for a horn circuit, and the second NAC would be used for strobes. The circuit board features LED annunciation for both zones and has an on-board buzzer. Upon ordering, the buyer will receive the main board, a 24V 3 Amp power supply, and a power cord.
CE-2224 Revision B offers two expansion card headers for the cards listed below, a stronger and more organized terminal block for easier wiring, an optional mechanical buzzer instead of a piezo (with a $3.50 upcharge), and the "Alarm Silenced" LED is fixed.
22XM Expansion Modules for the CE-2224
22XM Expansion Modules for the CE-2224
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22XM-AIM Annunciator Interface Module
22XM-AIM Annunciator Interface Module
Price is TBD
The Loganetics 22XM-AIM24 Annunciator Interface Module is designed to provide a seamless interface for the CE-RSA2* on Loganetics CE-2224 systems. It provides 5 terminals for outputs (Power, Silence, Zone 1, Zone 2) and one terminal for a common ground.
This module connects to the J1 header of the panel’s motherboard. An integrated disable switch turns off the annunciator outputs when in the down position, and illuminates a yellow “Disabled” LED to indicate that the annunciator connection is disabled.
*CE-RSA2 is a future product
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22XM-RXM Relay Expansion Module
22XM-RXM Relay Expansion Module
Price is TBD
The Loganetics 22XM-RXM24 Relay Expansion Module is designed to expand the capabilities of the CE-2224 system by providing 4 relays for Alarm, Silenceable Alarm, Zone 1, and Zone 2. Each relay provides one set of Form-C contacts (Normally-Open, Common, Normally-Closed).
This module connects to the J2 header of the panel’s motherboard. An integrated disable switch turns off all relays when in the down position, and illuminates a yellow “Disabled” LED to indicate that the relays are disabled.
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