ELK 941 Alarm Output Director

The ELK-941 Alarm Output Director is a versatile device that effectively separates steady and pulsing voltage from a single alarm output, directing it into two distinct relay outputs. This allows for seamless activation of dual-channel long-range radios, cellular transmitters, sirens, strobe lights, or bells from typical alarm control panels. With features like a verification delay, low current sounder output, and optional temporal pulse configuration, the ELK-941 is designed for efficient and reliable emergency signaling.

ELK 941 Alarm Output Director Features

• Separates Steady and Pulsing Voltage: Directs voltage into two relay outputs, enhancing system versatility.
• Positive or Negative Low Current Trigger: Flexible input options allow for easier integration with existing systems.
• Two SPDT Relay Outputs: Provides multiple activation options for various devices, improving system responsiveness.
• Ideal for Two Channel Long Range Radio or Cellular Transmitters: Ensures effective communication during emergencies, enhancing operational efficiency.
• Option for Temporal Pulse on Relay 2: Configurable to meet ANSI standards for fire signaling, increasing safety compliance.
• Low Current Output During Delay Time: Enables a sounder or LED to indicate status without additional power drain.
• LED Indication of Relay Status: Provides clear visual feedback on relay operation, enhancing user awareness.
• Surface Mount ABS Enclosure with Snap-On Cover: Ensures durability and ease of installation in various environments.
• Meets ANSI S3.41 Audible Emergency Evacuation Signals 3-Pulse Pattern: Guarantees compliance with established safety standards for emergency signaling.

ELK 941 Detailed Specifications