EST Catalog u EST3 Mass Notification

Ethernet Network
I/O Module
MN-NETRLY4

7165-1657:
0186

S3000

Overview Standard Features

The Edwards MN-NETLRY4 Network Relay provides four unsu- • Flexible mounting options
pervised input zones and four normally-open relays to and from
• Powered by 24 Vdc from control panel or listed power supply
FireWorks V1.6 or greater over an Ethernet (TCP/IP) network. This
module is particularly well-suited for mass notification, life safety • Easy to configure
applications, and other monitoring or output applications. It is also • Removable terminal strips
ideal for interfacing to third-party systems.
• Optional MN-TK10 Terminal Block Kit
The MN-NETRLY4’s four input zones may be configured as Alarm,
Supervisory, Trouble, or Monitor inputs directly into FireWorks.
These can initiate display events and trigger FireWorks logic. The
wiring for these zones is limited to 20 ft (6.1 m), and must be me- Application
chanically protected in accordance with applicable codes. The MN-NETLRY4 can be used to connect to a third-party system
The four normally-open relays are controlled directly from Fire- to bring common Alarm, Supervisory and Trouble signals directly
Works. These can be programmed to respond to automatic or to FireWorks. The MN-NETRLY4 is also ideal for providing com-
manual FireWorks commands. mands and receiving confirmation signals to and from third-party
systems, or any application where a high concentration of inputs
Data communication to and from the MN-NETLRY4 is constantly and outputs are required.
supervised from FireWorks. A fixed IP address is required.
When interfacing the MN-NETRLY4 to an initiating device circuit
The MN-NETRLY4 snaps easily onto the included DIN rail (MN- from a third-party control panel, an MN-TK10 Terminal Block Kit is
NRBK1) mounting bracket that can be mounted in an 2-WB, EST3 required.
(on MN-BRKT1), MFC-A, APS(6)(10)A (on MN-BRKT3), or BPS(6)
(10)A enclosure. An optional MN-NRMP is also available that will
allow two MN-NETLRY4s to be mounted on an MN-BRKT1 in
place of an MN-FVPN.

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 Wiring

Contact us... Wiring maximum 20’ and

protected in raceway. Refer
Email: edwards.fire@fs.utc.com
to local codes
Web: www.est-fire.com

EST is an EDWARDS brand.

1016 Corporate Park Drive
Mebane, NC 27302

In Canada, contact Chubb Edwards...

Email: inquiries@chubbedwards.com
Web: www.chubbedwards.com

© 2013 UTC Fire & Security Americas

Corporation, Inc. All rights reserved.
Specifications subject to change
without notice. Edwards is part of UTC
Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of
United Technologies Corporation.

Mounting

MFC-A MN-BRKT1

APS-6A

Specifications Ordering Information

Voltage 18 to 28 VDC Ethernet controllable multi I/O
95 mA standby, 152.5 mA MN-NETRLY4
Current unit, 4 input 4 relay outputs
with all relays active UL Listed Multimode Ethernet
Form A, programmable, 24 MN-NETSW1
Contacts switch
VDC @ 0.5 A resistive Replacement mounting bracket
Housing Polymer with end-caps for single MN-
UL864, UL2572, CSFM, See MN-NRBK1
Listings NETRLY4 (one comes with
note 1 each MN-NETRLY4)
Mounting plate to allow up to
Network Interface MN-NRMP 2 MN-NETRLY4 modules to be
Connector RJ-45 mounted on an MN-BRKT1
Cable Type Cat5 or better MN-TK10 10 position terminal kit
10/100 Mbps, TCP/IP, auto Note 1: The MN-NETRLY4 is listed for connection
Data
negotiating to a dedicated Ethernet network made up FireWorks
computers, MN-COM1S units that are connected to
Operating environment UL Listed MN-NETSW1 switches
Temperature 32 to 120 ºF (0 to 49 ºC)
0 to 93% RH, noncondensing
Humidity
at 90 ºF (32 ºC)
11-04-14

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