StarLink Fire Dual Path Cell/IP Universal FACP Communicator Now Available & Coast-to-Coast Compliant for NYCFD, LAFD + UL, CSFM & NFPA 72

Napco Security is pleased to announce the market debut and availability of StarLink Fire Dual Path Communicator.

  • Jun 14, 2017

Napco Security is pleased to announce, fresh from the NFPA Expo in Boston, the market debut and availability of StarLink Fire Dual Path Communicator, #SLE-CDMAI-FIRE, part of its award-winning StarLink Fire™ Commercial Fire Alarm Communicators Series, now boasting code-compliance for virtually all applications, in sole or dual path cellular/IP, and with a growing list: NFPA 72, UL, CSFM, NYCFD & LAFD. 

Its low-cost, compliance, and easy panel-powered installation, typically in under 15 minutes, makes StarLink Fire™ Sole & Dual Path Cellular/IP Commercial Fire Alarm Communicators an excellent choice, ensuring life-safety / fire alarm systems, old and new, keep communicating in an emergency, despite the rapidly vanishing availability of costly leased landlines. At under $30net, with the unbeatable enhanced StarLink Free for All™ Trade-up Incentive, StarLink will save both time and money. Compatible with all brands of 12V or 24V FACPs, communicating in Contact ID or 4/2, ideal for new or retrofit installations, StarLink Fire Communicators replace up to 2 POT lines per FACP, to save accounts several $1000’s each year, while creating a new dealer-RMR opportunity for the alarm companies that replace POTs, providing StarLink’s proven cellular/IP alarm reporting service in their place.

StarLink offers the broadest, Verizon Network Certified® coverage nationwide, to any central station/office, with fast, full data, via this cyber-protected multibillion-dollar cellular network, ensuring maximum reliability for customers & liability protection for dealers.  Also because StarLink Fire offers economical, unlimited-signal service plans to meet any fire-code or AHJ requirement, from NFPA 72®, to UL, to CSFM and including a growing list of those coast-to-coast, such as NYCFD and LAFD, StarLink Fire is not only easy to use, but an easy choice of equipment to standardize on for Fire applications of any brand.

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