Fire Door Input/Output Interface Module

Product Advantages

1.Real-time Status Monitoring and Independent Encoding:

Equipped with a highly intelligent, independent electronic address code, the system provides 24/7, blind-spot-free monitoring of fire door operational status, directly transmitting precise fault or alarm locations back to the central control system.
2.M-BUS Non-Polarized Two-Wire Bus:

Power supply and data communication are integrated into a single line; wiring requires no distinction between positive and negative polarity, allowing for a communication range of up to 1,000 meters. It supports flexible wiring topologies—reducing installation costs by 50%—and completely eliminates faults caused by incorrect wiring.
3.Flexible Configuration for Single and Double Doors:

The MK4 (paired with HLB) supports a configuration of one HLB unit per single door, or two HLB units per double door. The MK4 (paired with MC0 + MC1 + SF1) offers enhanced compatibility, meeting the comprehensive system integration requirements of various complex evacuation routes.
4.Minimalist Installation via Standard “Type 86” Box:

Featuring a standard 85 × 85 × 36 mm “Type 86” form factor, the unit integrates seamlessly with pre-embedded low-voltage boxes in new construction projects while also facilitating the intelligent upgrade and retrofit of fire safety systems in existing buildings.

5.Microsecond-Level Rapid Control Response:

The system demonstrates acute responsiveness, with a fault or action alarm notification time of ≤ 10 seconds. With a rated power consumption of less than 5W, it strikes an optimal balance between highly efficient fire linkage performance and eco-friendly, low-power operation.

Applications & Selection

Widely deployed as a complete system across major civil, commercial, and industrial buildings for the intelligent, interlinked control of fire doors located in evacuation corridors, stairwells, vestibules, and similar areas:
1. High-Occupancy Public Buildings: Large shopping malls, upscale office complexes, hospital outpatient facilities, school instructional buildings, theaters, and cinemas.
2. Key Transportation Infrastructure Projects: High-speed railway stations, airport terminals, integrated utility tunnels, and urban underground transit hubs.
3. Industrial Manufacturing and Information Technology: Data centers (IDC rooms), high-tech manufacturing plants, and large-scale warehousing and logistics parks.

Product Specifications