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NIM-1W | Siemens XNET Network Interface Module for MXL/XLS Fire Alarm Systems
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Product Description P/N: NIM-1W
Description
The Siemens NIM-1W Network Interface Module provides advanced networking capability for Siemens MXL and XLS fire alarm systems. It enables the interconnection of up to 63 panels through the XNET communication network, ensuring centralized monitoring, control, and coordination. Designed for large-scale fire safety systems, the NIM-1W enhances system reliability, scalability, and performance in complex building networks.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Siemens |
| Category | Fire Alarm System Components |
| Part Number | NIM-1W |
| Subcategory | Network Interface Module |
| Network Type | XNET Fire Alarm Network |
| Compatible Systems | Siemens MXL and XLS Control Panels |
| Supported Platforms | Siemens NCC and Desigo CC |
| Programming Software | CSG-M Version 6.01 or higher |
| Maximum Connected Panels | Up to 63 |
| Wiring Configuration | Style 4 or Style 7 |
| Communication Functionality | Monitoring and control across connected panels |
| Power Requirement | Supplied through system backplane connection |
| Enclosure Type | Rack-mountable module |
| Operating Environment | Indoor, controlled conditions |
| Manufacturer | Siemens Industry, Inc. |
| Production Status | Active |
| Unit of Measurement | Each (EA) |
| Weight | 5.34 lbs |
Information About NIM-1W
The NIM-1W is a Siemens XNET network interface module designed to link multiple MXL and XLS control panels into a unified communication network. It supports bidirectional data transfer for real-time control and supervision and integrates seamlessly with Siemens supervisory platforms such as Desigo CC and NCC. Using CSG-M programming software (version 6.01 or higher), users can define output logic between panels for coordinated alarm responses and system-wide control. Each connected system is assigned a unique panel number, allowing precise interactive programming and efficient event management across the entire network.
Key Features:
- XNET Networking Interface: Connects up to 63 MXL and XLS systems to form a unified Siemens fire network.
- Comprehensive System Integration: Supports Siemens NCC and Desigo CC for centralized monitoring and control.
- Advanced Programming Logic: Enables interactive programming via CSG-M version 6.01 and higher.
- Flexible Wiring Options: Configurable for both Style 4 and Style 7 network topologies.
- High-Speed Communication: Provides fast and reliable data exchange between connected panels.
- Fault-Tolerant Design: Maintains communication integrity even under network disruption or hardware failure.
- Panel Number Assignment: Assigns unique identifiers for each system to ensure accurate data routing.
- Robust Build Quality: Designed for consistent operation in demanding industrial and commercial environments.
The NIM-1W delivers the reliability and precision required for advanced, large-scale fire alarm networking and centralized system management.
Description
The Siemens NIM-1W Network Interface Module provides advanced networking capability for Siemens MXL and XLS fire alarm systems. It enables the interconnection of up to 63 panels through the XNET communication network, ensuring centralized monitoring, control, and coordination. Designed for large-scale fire safety systems, the NIM-1W enhances system reliability, scalability, and performance in complex building networks.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Siemens |
| Category | Fire Alarm System Components |
| Part Number | NIM-1W |
| Subcategory | Network Interface Module |
| Network Type | XNET Fire Alarm Network |
| Compatible Systems | Siemens MXL and XLS Control Panels |
| Supported Platforms | Siemens NCC and Desigo CC |
| Programming Software | CSG-M Version 6.01 or higher |
| Maximum Connected Panels | Up to 63 |
| Wiring Configuration | Style 4 or Style 7 |
| Communication Functionality | Monitoring and control across connected panels |
| Power Requirement | Supplied through system backplane connection |
| Enclosure Type | Rack-mountable module |
| Operating Environment | Indoor, controlled conditions |
| Manufacturer | Siemens Industry, Inc. |
| Production Status | Active |
| Unit of Measurement | Each (EA) |
| Weight | 5.34 lbs |
Information About NIM-1W
The NIM-1W is a Siemens XNET network interface module designed to link multiple MXL and XLS control panels into a unified communication network. It supports bidirectional data transfer for real-time control and supervision and integrates seamlessly with Siemens supervisory platforms such as Desigo CC and NCC. Using CSG-M programming software (version 6.01 or higher), users can define output logic between panels for coordinated alarm responses and system-wide control. Each connected system is assigned a unique panel number, allowing precise interactive programming and efficient event management across the entire network.
Key Features:
- XNET Networking Interface: Connects up to 63 MXL and XLS systems to form a unified Siemens fire network.
- Comprehensive System Integration: Supports Siemens NCC and Desigo CC for centralized monitoring and control.
- Advanced Programming Logic: Enables interactive programming via CSG-M version 6.01 and higher.
- Flexible Wiring Options: Configurable for both Style 4 and Style 7 network topologies.
- High-Speed Communication: Provides fast and reliable data exchange between connected panels.
- Fault-Tolerant Design: Maintains communication integrity even under network disruption or hardware failure.
- Panel Number Assignment: Assigns unique identifiers for each system to ensure accurate data routing.
- Robust Build Quality: Designed for consistent operation in demanding industrial and commercial environments.
The NIM-1W delivers the reliability and precision required for advanced, large-scale fire alarm networking and centralized system management.