Cooper MCIM Intelligent Addressable Micro Single Channel Input Unit

The Cooper (Eaton) MCIM is a miniature interface module engineered to provide seamless monitoring of third-party equipment within an Eaton intelligent addressable fire system. Due to its exceptionally small footprint, it is designed to fit inside the backbox of the device being monitored or within a standard single-gang electrical box. The unit features an integral short-circuit isolator to safeguard the addressable loop and utilizes soft-addressing technology for automated system configuration. It is loop-powered and provides comprehensive monitoring for open and short-circuit faults on the input line using a specific end-of-line resistor. With its “plug and play” functionality and high reliability, the MCIM is the ideal solution for integrating localized non-addressable fire or security signals into a centralized addressable network. Technical Specifications ? Brand: Cooper (Eaton) ? Model/Part No: MCIM ? Operating Voltage: 18 V DC to 30 V DC ? Quiescent Current: 220 ?A ? Alarm Current: 2.9 mA ? Input Monitoring: Open Circuit / Short Circuit / Alarm ? End of Line Resistance: 20 k? ? Addressing Mode: Soft Addressing ? IP Rating: IP40 ? Operating Temperature: -10?C to 55?C ? Dimensions: 40 mm x 45 mm x 15 mm (1.57 inch x 1.77 inch x 0.59 inch) Key Features ? Ultra-Compact Micro Design: Smallest form factor in the range, specifically designed to fit inside standard electrical backboxes or directly within third-party equipment. ? Intelligent Soft Addressing: Automatically recognized and addressed by the control panel, simplifying commissioning and eliminating manual dip-switch errors. ? Full Input Supervision: Continuously monitors for open-circuit and short-circuit faults, ensuring the highest level of reliability for critical fire signals. ? Integrated Short-Circuit Isolator: Protects the integrity of the addressable loop by isolating local faults, ensuring the rest of the loop remains fully operational. ? Versatile Integration: Ideal for interfacing with non-addressable equipment such as flow switches, beam detectors, or fire door status contacts.