The Fire-Link®II ISD-2501UWS is designed to be used with the UL/ULC listed NMC-101SW and other Fire-Link®II Components. It is intended to supplement the signaling capabilities of a building’s fire alarm system. By utilizing the existing wiring infrastructure (i.e. the building’s own 115V AC electrical wiring) Signalink offers the fire protection industry a solution that is easy to install, can be placed anywhere a standard power line outlet exists and prevents unsightly surface raceway from being installed in public hallways. The Fire-Link®II system provides a cost-benefit solution to a North America wide audibility problem without the expense of any additional wiring, costly, noisy, dirty, mess associated with traditional installations.
Unique Power Line Technology
The ISD-2501UW is a plug-in, addressable, battery-backed-up, audible and visual device. It does NOT detect smoke or carbon monoxide. It is intended for use in living and sleeping areas to ensure safety and peace of mind. The ISD-2501UW uses Signalink's unique Power Line Technology and "mesh" networking to provide the highest reliability. The ISD-2501UW is often referred to as a "wireless horn".
Applicable Standards
UL 464 Audible Signal Appliances
UL 1971 Signaling Devices for the Hearing Impaired
ULC S525 Standard for Audible Signal Devices
ULC S526 Standard for Visual Signal Devices
NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code
CFSM 7135-1699-0104


Residents and Building Owner Benefits
- Improved Safety
- Very loud buzzer exceeds UL requirements
- Plugs into any AC outlet for optimal audibility
- High intensity 30 candela strobe feature
Minimal Disruption
- One day installation
- No building alterations required
- Testing and monitoring of the buzzer or strobe in each unit can be monitored from the panel without entering the unit
Installation and Testing Benefits
- Cost Effective
- Installs in one day
- No drilling, pulling wires or building alterations
- Greatly reduces labor costs
- Quicker fire alarm testing
- Operation of buzzer and strobes in each unit is monitored from the panel. (applies to installation & periodic fire alarm testing)