The 320s are great panels. I like the Onyx series since you can actually program them. I wish the Simplex ES panels can be like that. I’m looking forward to a demo board of this panel (along with the SFP-10UD).
EIA Ports are for the annunciators, Security tamper is for if you have a tamper switch for the panel door. These panels are very simple once you learn how to program it. You can get the unlicensed version of verifier tools, but I find it more simple to field program the panel rather than messing with verifier tools.
Hey, for that Ground fault recognition switch, I guess that would make sense to disable it if the CPU had a problem permanent ground fault, and people don’t want to hear it go into trouble all the time while they wait on a new CPU
Hey congrats!! This is a really nice panel!! Looking the panel with that chassis I would say it is a 640 model!! You can see the model on the board! Stay safe and have fun!! ...
Thanks. So you think it’s a NFS 2-640? If you don’t mind could you leave the time In the video that you saw where it said 640 you got me really curious now
@@nics-systems-electric yes by looking the panel position and the size of the chassis yes I would say is a 640 you can look it on the edge of the board down the SLC TERMINAL, or using the lamp test and seeing the model on the display!! Or maybe cause is the Canadian model is different but normal NFS-320 the chassis is smaller that's the panel I have on my DEMO board!! Stay safe and have fun! Let me know what do you find!!! ...
@@nics-systems-electric There is a card that you flip around right below the Mac terminals, you flip it one way for class A and the other way for class B. I can make a video on it.
You are supposed to use notifier if it’s a real protection system as it needs to be compatible with panel but fire lite devices will also work as well as some silent knight devices if it’s just as a demonstration or hobby system
@@uniteddrones7626 I haven’t really done anything with that panel in so long so there’s nothing to show maybe I would but I feel like I don’t know enough about it
@@nics-systems-electric that’s how I feel very small amount of info online abt notifier panels on TH-cam anyway, lots and lots of manual reading for now
Canadian model The most obvious difference is the cabinet comes in which I talked about in the video and there might be some different programming options for Canada
The 320c comes all in one encloser and is designed for no panel models other than a network card and two ACM24 annunciator. The 320SYS is what he has and can be put in different sized cabinets.
Personally I don’t see a use for the 320SYS. I guess they can be a retrofit for the newer system 500s but I think people would just install a regular 320 instead. I would rather have a compact NFS2-640 instead (like the Siemens MXL-IQ). I think it’s too late since the inspire series is almost there to be released.
The 320s are great panels. I like the Onyx series since you can actually program them. I wish the Simplex ES panels can be like that. I’m looking forward to a demo board of this panel (along with the SFP-10UD).
EIA Ports are for the annunciators,
Security tamper is for if you have a tamper switch for the panel door.
These panels are very simple once you learn how to program it.
You can get the unlicensed version of verifier tools, but I find it more simple to field program the panel rather than messing with verifier tools.
Ok thanks
congrats on getting a new panel!
Nice panel!
Thanks
good thing you watched my video on the AMPS and the CPS, your power supply is a CPS-24
Hey, for that Ground fault recognition switch, I guess that would make sense to disable it if the CPU had a problem permanent ground fault, and people don’t want to hear it go into trouble all the time while they wait on a new CPU
Hey congrats!! This is a really nice panel!! Looking the panel with that chassis I would say it is a 640 model!! You can see the model on the board! Stay safe and have fun!! ...
Thanks. So you think it’s a NFS 2-640? If you don’t mind could you leave the time In the video that you saw where it said 640 you got me really curious now
@@nics-systems-electric yes by looking the panel position and the size of the chassis yes I would say is a 640 you can look it on the edge of the board down the SLC TERMINAL, or using the lamp test and seeing the model on the display!! Or maybe cause is the Canadian model is different but normal NFS-320 the chassis is smaller that's the panel I have on my DEMO board!! Stay safe and have fun! Let me know what do you find!!! ...
@@lumenfirealarms OK I was told it was a 320 but if it’s a 640 that’s even better I suppose
@@nics-systems-electric yes you have the double capacity of points with a LEM-320!! Let me know when you find out!! Thanks good nite!! ...
@@lumenfirealarms If I remember I will look tomorrow
Awesome
I have a feeling the 9200 will get replaced with this if you can find a can.
Maybe but probably not because I would need different devices
Awesome panel it looks sick
How many zones does the panel have?
@@wildtraingamer3146 318 points I think.
@@ryanwoods4691 yes
Thanks
Have it replace the 9200 when you get a can!
Not sure if I will plus I would have to replace all my devices
1:55 What does checking memory mean? Can you add more RAM to make it respond to fires faster?
no it’s just rebooting and checking if it has been programmed for a system or not
I LIKE NOTIFIER BETTER THEN EDWARDS EST I WISHED MY SCHOOL HAD NOTIFIER INSTEAD OF EDWARDS EST FOR THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
Nice panel! The 9600UDLS does have an option for class A nacs.
Cool I think you have to add a converter card though I wish it was standard
@@nics-systems-electric you can do class A or B on the 9600udls
@@nics-systems-electric There is a card that you flip around right below the Mac terminals, you flip it one way for class A and the other way for class B. I can make a video on it.
@@ryanwoods4691 I didn’t know that I wish the 9200 had that
@@nics-systems-electric Yea, only the 9600 has it, I think.
Where is the fuse location in NFS 320
I have a question for you. Does the nfs-320 program the same with the panels keypad as the nfs-320C? Also are they basically the same panel? Thanks!
Yes I would assume so pretty much the same thing
@@nics-systems-electric could you program your nfs-320c with the panels integrated keypad? Thanks!
@@calebmorand4604 yes
@@nics-systems-electric And that is what makes Honeywell better! Unlike the shit you get from Simplex or Edwards (EST).
I have a question, do you like Conventional panels, or Addressable panels better?
Addressable
Do you need to use the same brand smoke detectors or just any addressable 2 wire smoke?
You are supposed to use notifier if it’s a real protection system as it needs to be compatible with panel but fire lite devices will also work as well as some silent knight devices if it’s just as a demonstration or hobby system
@@nics-systems-electric cool appreciate it, ever plan on making programming videos on this panel?
@@uniteddrones7626 I haven’t really done anything with that panel in so long so there’s nothing to show maybe I would but I feel like I don’t know enough about it
@@nics-systems-electric that’s how I feel very small amount of info online abt notifier panels on TH-cam anyway, lots and lots of manual reading for now
I think you can do voice evac
I think that’s only with the 640 and 3030
@@nics-systems-electric Correct, only the 640/3030 is compatible with the AMG-1 or ATG-1
System Test With System Sensor Low frequency sounder and 270SPO
What are you talking about
How many simplex devices do you have?
1
@@nics-systems-electric and which is that
How much do those panels cost used?
Not sure I haven’t seen many 320 Used
what is the difference between the nfs-320 and 320c
Canadian model The most obvious difference is the cabinet comes in which I talked about in the video and there might be some different programming options for Canada
The 320c comes all in one encloser and is designed for no panel models other than a network card and two ACM24 annunciator. The 320SYS is what he has and can be put in different sized cabinets.
@@jepps1021 I forgot about that one
@@jepps1021 ahh
Personally I don’t see a use for the 320SYS. I guess they can be a retrofit for the newer system 500s but I think people would just install a regular 320 instead. I would rather have a compact NFS2-640 instead (like the Siemens MXL-IQ). I think it’s too late since the inspire series is almost there to be released.
Where will this be put?
Demo system
ES-200x and ES-50x
put this in your house
No
boot ver 24 ..hmm