Io ModuleSource-checked
FC-610-001 FireCell Wireless Dual Input/Output Unit
Battery-powered FireCell wireless I/O unit with two resistor-monitored inputs and two voltage-free relay outputs.
EMS
Official sources checkedWireless fire detection systems represented from EMS product and support information.
- Reviewed products
- 4
- Panel records
- 2
- Verified faults
- 25
- Reviewed parts
- 0
Official resource links last checked July 20, 2026.
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- EMS, EMS Fire
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Control PanelSource-checked
FireCell 2X-A Control Panel Large Cabinet
Addressable FireCell control panel supplied with two loops and provision for a two-loop expansion board.
Repeater PanelSource-checked
FireCell 2X-A Repeater Panel with Fire Brigade Controls
Small-cabinet network repeater with fire-brigade controls, integral power supply and a factory-fitted network board.
Detection DeviceSource-checked
FireCell Wireless Multisensor Smoke Detector
Individually addressed wireless multisensor detector used with the separately specified FireCell wireless detector base.
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Related fault records
FireCell • Aerial TamperHub/RCC fault status: Aerial Tamper (also the front-plate Fault LED)In the Hub/RCC Fault Status menu, this indicates a remote aerial on the RCC or Radio Hub is not attached or is damaged (monitoring resistance of 47 kΩ not present). The manual separately notes the Radio Hub's front-plate yellow Fault LED illuminates constantly for this same aerial tamper condition.FireCell • Battery Fail (PSU)Power supply unit: Battery Fail LEDThe PSU's Battery Fail LED illuminates when the battery is disconnected.FireCell • Battery Fault (device)Device fault status: Battery FaultIn the device Fault Status menu, this shows the device has either a low battery (minimum operational life 7-30 days remaining) or a battery missing.FireCell • Battery Fault (Hub/RCC)Hub/RCC fault status: Battery FaultIn the Hub/RCC Fault Status menu, this indicates either no battery present, a low battery, or a battery charger failure on an RCC.FireCell • Battery Low (PSU)Power supply unit: Battery Low LEDThe PSU's Battery Low LED illuminates when the battery voltage is below 5.7 V.FireCell • Checksum ErrorHub/RCC fault status: Checksum Error (also the System Fault LED)In the Hub/RCC Fault Status menu, this message is displayed if an error is detected in either the software program or the configuration data. The manual separately notes the Radio Hub's front-plate yellow System Fault LED flashes for this same checksum-error condition.
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