MX Addressable Point Sensors

Reliability Designed for Global Markets

Designed for customers in ANZ, the Middle East, Asia, and India, Autocall MX sensors offer a comprehensive range of addressable devices for projects that require a loop-powered, software-addressable approach.

Low profile, sleek design help the devices blend into a facility’s environment
Faster, easier, lower-cost installation improves productivity
Simple, fast programming helps installers meet project deadlines

MX Addressable Point Sensors

Extensive array of loop-powered addressable sensors

The Autocall MX interface brings an incredible level of capability and flexibility to Autocall systems by enabling powered loop architecture and the use of loop-powered sensors, notification appliances, and peripherals. Compatible with Autocall fire alarm control units, MX interface cards provide loop power, device communication monitoring, supervision, and control for up to 250 addressable initiating devices or notification appliances. Multiple MX Loop Interface Modules can be used to increase the number of loops and overall system capacity. This approach pairs powerful Autocall networking, graphical workstations, and audio capabilities with a comprehensive range of UL-listed MX sensors and bases that feature soft addressing. Designed for easy configuration, installation and maintenance, MX sensors can be programmed using a QR code and mobile phone app.

Features

Loop powered, addressable sensors:Power, control and supervision of sensors is delivered via a single loop, reducing wiring, and simplifying installation.
Soft addressing: Device addresses are stored in the sensor head and programming can be changed from the control unit or using a QR code and mobile phone app.
Appealing design: Low profile and sleek contoured design help the devices blend into a facility’s environment.

Agency approvals: Sensors meet stringent UL, AS 7240, and NZS 4512 requirements
Wide range of options: Choose from photo, heat, and CO sensors; bases with and without isolation; loop powered sounder bases; single and dual I/O modules; relay, signal, monitor, and separate line-powered isolator modules; indoor and outdoor break glass call points; single- and dual-action manual stations.