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With the StarLink SLE-LTEV/A Universal Alarm Communicator or any StarLink communicator with basic text / email notifications, you cannot rename the system like the StarLink Connect communicators that use an interactive application.
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The new StarLink Fire dual path communicator models include the following features:
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The published regulated input voltage rating for the StarLink Fire cellular communicator is 25V DC, however it has been tested and approved by UL to function properly at a regulated input voltage not to exceed 27.5V DC.
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The StarLink Connect software application will only store one radio ID number for each software type (one for Honeywell, one for DSC), however the software will store the other user-defined fields associated with the radio ID...
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(Note: For questions regarding the programming of Honeywell control panels, please call Honeywell Technical Support).
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(Note: For questions regarding the programming of DSC control panels, please call DSC Technical Support).
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The SLE-CDMA-FIRE, supplied in a red plastic enclosure, is UL 864 9th Edition approved and supports NFPA 2007, 2010 and 2013 service plans. UL requires the SLE-CDMA-FIRE to be mounted on a single-, double- or triple-gang electrical box...
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The answer depends on the version of NFPA 72 to which the local, state or federal building code conforms, and the version enforced by the AHJ. The two versions for NFPA 72 that allow for a sole path communicator are version 2010 and version...
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The following link provides a web based application that has the same functionality as the NAPCO StarLink mobile app:
http://napconoc.com/Mobile/Login.aspx
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