Fire-Lite MS-9600

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@cerbpyro

Hi All,
I have found a nice Fire-Lite MS-9600 that appears to be from the pre-Honeywell Pittway era. I’ve done a little research and they seem to be a nice, semi-expandable addressable system that is pretty flexible for the price point. Am I correct on that assumption?

Advice from an experienced collector to a new collector: Don’t go with addressable for your first panel unless you really think you’re comfortable with it. They’re relatively complicated and owning one can get expensive fast since you need to find addressable devices for it.

Have you read Destin’s excellent guide on buying your first FACP? If not I urge you to do so. Just so you know what you’re getting in to here.
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@cerbpyro

kcin556,
Guess who is going to look into a Potter QuadraSync PSN-series power supply.

I’ve installed a PSN-106 power supply before. They’re fantastic, extremely well made, easy to install and use, and… yeah.

@NJMoo3652

Just a little helpful info, an addressable pull station compatible with the 9600 is the Fire Lite BG-12LX and as far as I know that’s the only addressable pull station they manufacture.

ALL addressable devices made by Fire-Lite except the REALLY old stuff whose model numbers end in “ID” (such as PSID, SDID, etc) are compatible with the MS-9600. And also, Fire-Lite used to manufacture a BG-10LX which was an addressable version of the BG-10, meant for use with these.