The iO1000 provides one Class A or Class B intelligent device loop that supports up to 250 device addresses. Loop controller
modules may be added in combination to expand total system capacity in 250-point increments to up to 1,000 device addresses. The iO1000 panel includes four NACs that may be wired for either Class Auto-programming reduces installation time
• Supports Signature Series intelligent modules and detectors
• Combines the Signature intelligent releasing module with
Signature multisensor detectors for reliable fire suppression
• Form C contacts for alarm and trouble, Form A for supervisory
• Electronic addressing with automatic device mapping
• Optional Ethernet port for diagnostics, programming and a
variety of system reports
• Two programmable switches with LEDs and custom labeling
• Supports Genesis horn silence over two wires, and UL
1971-compliant strobe synchronization
• Class B or Class A wiring
• Ground fault detection by module
• Supports up to eight serial annunciators, (LCD, LED-only, and
graphic interface)
• Can use existing wiring for most retrofit applications
• Upload/download remotely or locally
• Two-level maintenance alert reporting
• Pre-alarm and alarm verification by point
• Adjustable detector sensitivity
• 4 x 20 character backlit LCD display
• Optional earthquake hardening: seismic Importance Factor 1.5
• Standalone operation
• Alarm ON command manually activates alarm condition A or Class B operation.
Loops: 1 Class A or Class B intelligent device loop standard, expandable up to 4 loops
Device Addresses: Supports up to 250 device addresses per loop, expandable to 1,000 total addresses with additional loop controller modules (iO-SDC1 or iO-SDC2)
Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs): 4 Class B NACs standard (configurable to Class A with optional SA-CLA module)
Operating Voltage:
Input Voltage: 120 VAC @ 60 Hz, 1.3 A max (standard); 230 VAC models available (e.g., iO1000G-2)
Loop Voltage: 19 VDC nominal, 15.2–19.95 VDC range
Maximum Loop Voltage: 20V peak-to-peak
Current Consumption:
Standby Current: 125 mA typical (base system, excluding devices)
Alarm Current: Up to 3.5 A max (shared across NACs and auxiliary power)
