designer82
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Do addressable fire alarm systems have zones, or is there no such thing for an addressable fire alarm system?
Addressable systems gives each initiation device an address so the system knows what had triggered the alarm by the device address. You basically run a big "data loop" to the initiation devices and the system can read each device individually.I assume they also have zones as a way of grouping devices for specific alarms, like "3rd floor duct detectors", so you can know what tripped (grouped by device address, not by which loop connects them).
I don't want to be misdirected by your question, so in case you don't understand, you still have zones on your NAC circuits. They aren't addressable unless you are installing a new Simplex system.Do addressable fire alarm systems have zones, or is there no such thing for an addressable fire alarm system?