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SKU: PDB-1R
UPC: 0845770004090
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
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HES PDB-1R Interface Board Fire Trigger Relay

Fire-to-access relay interface for HES integrated security systems

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HES PDB-1R Interface Board Fire Trigger Relay

$35.99

Overview

SKU: PDB-1R
UPC: 0845770004090
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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Description

HES PDB-1R Interface Board Fire Trigger Relay

The HES PDB-1R is a purpose-built interface board that bridges fire detection systems with access control and alarm management platforms. Designed for integrated security deployments, this relay interface enables coordinated emergency response by facilitating real-time communication between fire sensors and control systems.

Key Features

  • Fire trigger and relay integration capabilities
  • Compatible with HES security system architectures
  • Standard relay-based integration patterns for professional installations
  • Supports multi-system event coordination
  • Indoor mounting in secured equipment areas
  • Enables synchronized access control activation during fire events

Technical Highlights

The PDB-1R operates as a dedicated interface component, allowing fire detection signals to trigger relay outputs that activate access control systems, unlock mechanisms, or alert management platforms. This architecture supports common security integration patterns used across commercial and enterprise installations where coordinated response between fire and access control systems is essential.

Applications

  • Fire alarm system integration with access control networks
  • Relay activation for emergency egress scenarios
  • Multi-system event coordination in integrated security environments
  • Security integrator installations requiring fire-to-access control bridging
  • Facilities with complex alarm and access management requirements

Installation requires integration with compatible fire detection sensors and control panels. The interface board is engineered for indoor mounting within secured equipment areas, providing a reliable connection point for emergency response protocols in professional security deployments.

Specifications
Form Factor: Interface Board
Weight: 0.35 lb
Country of Origin: US
Input Voltage: 24VDC
Approvals: 294 or 603 or ULC-S533 or ULC-S318 enclosure.
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