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Edwards EST 4-FWAL1 EST4 Network Firewall Card with SFP and External IP Interface
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Product Description P/N: 4-FWAL1
Description
The Edwards EST 4-FWAL1 is an EST4 network firewall card designed to provide a controlled interface between an EST4 fire alarm network and supported external IP-based systems and peripherals. Edwards EST part number 4-FWAL1 supports up to eight concurrent IP connections and provides interfaces for FireWorks, the 4-USBHUB, printers, CDR3 equipment, and other approved external connections.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Edwards EST |
| Category | Fire Alarm & Life Safety |
| Part Number | 4-FWAL1 |
| Subcategory | Fire Alarm Network Interface Cards |
| Series | EST4 |
| Product Type | Network Firewall / External Communications Interface Card |
| Primary Function | Secure Interface Between EST4 and Supported External Systems |
| Maximum Concurrent IP Connections | 8 |
| Network Communication | Ethernet / IP |
| Optical / Network Interface | SFP Interface |
| FireWorks Support | Yes |
| USB Expansion Support | Edwards 4-USBHUB |
| Supported Peripheral Applications | Compatible Printer and CDR3 Connections |
| External System Connectivity | Supported EST4 External Network Interfaces |
| System Integration | Edwards EST4 Fire Alarm Network |
| Installation Type | Internal EST4 Network Interface Module |
| Operating Power | Supplied by Compatible EST4 System Electronics |
| Primary Application | Fire Alarm Network Security and External System Integration |
| Weight | Approx. 0.5 lb (0.23 kg) |
Information About 4-FWAL1
The 4-FWAL1 is an EST4 Series network firewall and external communications interface engineered to isolate supported third-party and peripheral connections from the core life-safety network. Its architecture supports as many as eight simultaneous IP connections while providing an SFP interface for supported FireWorks connectivity and an interface for the Edwards 4-USBHUB. The USB hub connection allows compatible peripherals such as system printers and CDR3 equipment to be incorporated into the EST4 installation without directly attaching them to critical network electronics. By creating a managed boundary between EST4 system communications and external equipment, the module supports secure system integration while maintaining the supervised architecture required for commercial fire alarm and life-safety applications.
Key Features:
- Network Firewall Function: Provides a controlled communications boundary between the EST4 life-safety network and supported external systems.
- Eight IP Connections: Supports up to eight concurrent IP-based external connections.
- EST4 Integration: Designed specifically for installation and operation within the Edwards EST4 fire alarm platform.
- FireWorks Connectivity: Provides an interface for connecting compatible Edwards FireWorks graphical command and control systems.
- SFP Interface: Incorporates an SFP connection for supported external network communication.
- 4-USBHUB Support: Interfaces with the Edwards 4-USBHUB for connection of approved USB-based peripherals.
- Printer Connectivity: Supports compatible system printer connections through the appropriate EST4 peripheral interface.
- CDR3 Support: Allows supported CDR3 equipment to interface with the EST4 system through the 4-USBHUB architecture.
- External System Integration: Provides a dedicated path for approved external communications without directly exposing the core EST4 network.
- Managed IP Communications: Controls supported Ethernet/IP traffic associated with external EST4 system integrations.
- Modular Architecture: Installs as part of the scalable EST4 electronics platform for configurable network and peripheral integration.
- Life-Safety Application: Designed for supervised commercial fire alarm installations requiring controlled connectivity to external equipment.
The 4-FWAL1 delivers the reliability and precision required for secure external network and peripheral connectivity within Edwards EST4 fire alarm and life-safety systems.
Description
The Edwards EST 4-FWAL1 is an EST4 network firewall card designed to provide a controlled interface between an EST4 fire alarm network and supported external IP-based systems and peripherals. Edwards EST part number 4-FWAL1 supports up to eight concurrent IP connections and provides interfaces for FireWorks, the 4-USBHUB, printers, CDR3 equipment, and other approved external connections.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Edwards EST |
| Category | Fire Alarm & Life Safety |
| Part Number | 4-FWAL1 |
| Subcategory | Fire Alarm Network Interface Cards |
| Series | EST4 |
| Product Type | Network Firewall / External Communications Interface Card |
| Primary Function | Secure Interface Between EST4 and Supported External Systems |
| Maximum Concurrent IP Connections | 8 |
| Network Communication | Ethernet / IP |
| Optical / Network Interface | SFP Interface |
| FireWorks Support | Yes |
| USB Expansion Support | Edwards 4-USBHUB |
| Supported Peripheral Applications | Compatible Printer and CDR3 Connections |
| External System Connectivity | Supported EST4 External Network Interfaces |
| System Integration | Edwards EST4 Fire Alarm Network |
| Installation Type | Internal EST4 Network Interface Module |
| Operating Power | Supplied by Compatible EST4 System Electronics |
| Primary Application | Fire Alarm Network Security and External System Integration |
| Weight | Approx. 0.5 lb (0.23 kg) |
Information About 4-FWAL1
The 4-FWAL1 is an EST4 Series network firewall and external communications interface engineered to isolate supported third-party and peripheral connections from the core life-safety network. Its architecture supports as many as eight simultaneous IP connections while providing an SFP interface for supported FireWorks connectivity and an interface for the Edwards 4-USBHUB. The USB hub connection allows compatible peripherals such as system printers and CDR3 equipment to be incorporated into the EST4 installation without directly attaching them to critical network electronics. By creating a managed boundary between EST4 system communications and external equipment, the module supports secure system integration while maintaining the supervised architecture required for commercial fire alarm and life-safety applications.
Key Features:
- Network Firewall Function: Provides a controlled communications boundary between the EST4 life-safety network and supported external systems.
- Eight IP Connections: Supports up to eight concurrent IP-based external connections.
- EST4 Integration: Designed specifically for installation and operation within the Edwards EST4 fire alarm platform.
- FireWorks Connectivity: Provides an interface for connecting compatible Edwards FireWorks graphical command and control systems.
- SFP Interface: Incorporates an SFP connection for supported external network communication.
- 4-USBHUB Support: Interfaces with the Edwards 4-USBHUB for connection of approved USB-based peripherals.
- Printer Connectivity: Supports compatible system printer connections through the appropriate EST4 peripheral interface.
- CDR3 Support: Allows supported CDR3 equipment to interface with the EST4 system through the 4-USBHUB architecture.
- External System Integration: Provides a dedicated path for approved external communications without directly exposing the core EST4 network.
- Managed IP Communications: Controls supported Ethernet/IP traffic associated with external EST4 system integrations.
- Modular Architecture: Installs as part of the scalable EST4 electronics platform for configurable network and peripheral integration.
- Life-Safety Application: Designed for supervised commercial fire alarm installations requiring controlled connectivity to external equipment.
The 4-FWAL1 delivers the reliability and precision required for secure external network and peripheral connectivity within Edwards EST4 fire alarm and life-safety systems.