Bosch CM704B 8/16 Zone Expander Board PCB Only

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CM704B 8/16 Zone Expander Board PCB Only

Quick Overview:

LAN or locally powered.
Status and Zone Power LEDs.
Service code pad connection.
Separate tamper input.
Automatic recognition by panel.
Available from Cheap Alarm Parts.

The Blurb:

The CM704B zone expansion module allows quick and easy installation of addition physical inputs to the intrusion control panel. Being LAN based the CM704B may be co-located with the intrusion control panel or remotely located.

When used in conjunction with a Solution 144 or 6000, the CM704B allows an additional 8 zones, or 16 zones with the zone doubling. You can have multiple CM704B units connected to the LAN which allows up to 144 zones. A 4 - core cable is all that is needed to relay data back to the main alarm panel which greatly simplifes cabling.

Compatibility:

Solution 6000
Solution 144

Specifications:

Voltage:	10.5 to 14 V D C
Current:	100 m A MAX
Temperature:	0 to 55 ° C
Humidity:	5 % to 85 % at 30 ° C non condensing

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(CM704B)

SKU	CM704B
Brand	Bosch
Shipping Weight	0.2360kg
Shipping Width	0.120m
Shipping Height	0.070m
Shipping Length	0.240m
Shipping Cubic	0.002016000m3

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