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TYCO 801AP MX Service Tool 516.800.918
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801AP MX Programming Tool
The TYCO MXSERVICE tool is a powerful and flexible tool for assistance in the installation, commissioning, diagnostics and service of Tyco MX detection systems. The MX SERVICE tool allows all MX addressable devices to be interrogated, tested and programmed.
Suitable for desktop or single handed operation the MXSERVICE tool is battery operated using standard rechargeable batteries. An accessory pack provides alternative straps, and cigarette lighter adaptor. The MXService tool has a finite life time after which the software must be recharged by an MX authorised administrator.
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Features
- Read/write the detector/ancillary address
- Display date of manufacture and commissioning
- Display serial number
- Display temperature/ CO levels / smoke obscuration
- Programming of the LED
- Testing the detector remote LED and control outputs
- Perform the detector self verification test function
- Displaying detector dirtiness level
- Controlling ancillary outputs
- Reading ancillary statuses
- Power management options
Additional Information
| Applications | Safety At Work, Testing Smoke Detector |
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