KC-RZI16-2RS KIDDE FIRE ALARM ZONE INTERFACE MODULE

Description

The RZI16-2RS KIDDE FIRE ALARM ZONE INTERFACE MODULE is a supervised interface module used to connect conventional initiating zones (such as pull stations, detectors, or contact inputs) to an addressable or networked fire alarm system. It accepts up to 16 supervised inputs and reports their status back to the fire alarm control panel, allowing legacy or conventional devices to be integrated into modern addressable fire alarm networks.

• Model/SKU: RZI16-2RS

• Brand: Kidde

• Function: Zone interface module that translates conventional zone inputs into supervised status messages for the fire alarm control panel

• Input Capacity: Up to 16 individual supervised initiating device circuits

• Supervision: Monitors input wiring for open and short conditions and reports faults to the panel

• Compatibility: Designed for use with compatible Edwards/Kidde/Notifier/Addressable fire alarm panels that support remote interface modules

• Mounting: Panel or enclosure mount with dedicated wiring terminals for each input circuit

• Application: Integrates conventional pull stations, detectors, and contact inputs into addressable systems where conventional wiring exists, supporting large or mixed-device installations

• Why It Matters: Makes it possible to retain existing conventional field devices while upgrading to an addressable system — preserving investment and reducing rewiring costs while maintaining supervised signaling integrity.