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Addressable input module Rubezh AM-4-R3

R3 addressable module with 4 dry-contact inputs: four addresses in one housing, powered from the addressable loop.

349 900 UZS

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Protocol

R3 (RUBEZH R3)

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Inputs (loops)

4, each with its own address (4 consecutive addresses)

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Input type

dry contact, NC or NO

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Loop types

fire, intrusion, technical, fault

Specifications

Protocol: R3 (RUBEZH R3)
Inputs (loops): 4, each with its own address (4 consecutive addresses)
Input type: dry contact, NC or NO
Loop types: fire, intrusion, technical, fault
Sensors per loop: 1–2, with a shunt resistor
Line to the sensor: up to 100 m
Power supply: from the addressable loop, 0,6 mA
Mounting: DIN rail
Housing: IP30, 125×84×37 mm, −25…+55 °C

Description

The Rubezh AM-4-R3 addressable input module receives signals from devices with a dry-contact output that are not powered from the loop and transmits them to a Rubezh control panel via the R3 protocol. Functionally it is four AM-1-R3 addressable modules in one housing: the module occupies 4 consecutive addresses, and each loop has its own address. During configuration each loop is assigned a type — fire, intrusion, technical or “fault” — as well as an NC or NO contact type. One or two dry-contact sensors with a shunt resistor connect to a loop, and the line to the sensor can be up to 100 m long. The module is powered from the addressable loop and mounts on a DIN rail.

Advantages

Four addressable inputs in one housing — fewer housings and less installation work, each loop reports its status with its own address
Powered from the loop, 0,6 mA — power arrives over the addressable loop together with data
Four loop types: fire, intrusion, technical, “fault” — one module for different sensors
NC or NO contacts and adjustable “normal” and “activated” thresholds — tuning for a specific device
Line to the sensor up to 100 m — the sensor can be placed away from the module
DIN rail mounting — installation in an automation cabinet

Applications

Monitoring the position of doors, gates and hatches in an R3 intrusion system
Receiving alarm and fault signals from building equipment
Connecting dry-contact outputs of other systems to a Rubezh addressable system
Process monitoring in warehouses and production
Automation cabinets collecting signals from several devices on a DIN rail

Frequently asked questions

How many addresses does AM-4-R3 occupy?

The module occupies 4 consecutive addresses: functionally it is four AM-1-R3 modules in one housing, and each loop has its own address.

Can each input be given its own type?

Yes, during configuration each loop is assigned a type — fire, intrusion, technical or “fault” — and an NC or NO contact type. One or two dry-contact sensors with a shunt resistor connect to a loop.

Which module should be chosen for conventional detectors and a reader?

AM-4-R3 is designed for devices with a dry-contact output. For conventional detectors, a Wiegand reader and notification control, the AMP-4-R3 module is intended.

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