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Because bigger is not always better, the IFC-320 is designed to bring sophistication
and superior performance to smaller applications. Auto-programming features
allow fire protection to be established in seconds. Additional programming is
quick and easy and patented technology makes the IFC-320 exceed worldwide
code requirements for response time.

The IFC-320 is not only fast, it incorporates features that minimize installation
time, enable faster response times and simplify usability and maintenance.

• Supports up to 318 intelligent, addressable devices
• Supports one Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) with up to 159 detectors and 159 modules per loop
• Multiple annunciation options provide the type of information and control you need
• FlashScan® fully digital, high-precision protocol,intelligent detectors improve fire protection and reduce maintenance costs
• Network compatible with existing IFC installations
• Autoprogram feature provides immediate fire protection in new installations
• Multiple programming options make on-site or off-site programming and editing fast and easy
• Network option supports IFC-320, IFC-640, IFC-1010, IFC-2020, IFC-3030, JNCA Network Annunciator, and Intelligent Fire Workstation using wire or fiber
• Seamless integration to the Metasys® building management system and others using industry standard BACnet™ protocol
• Flash memory eliminates need to change EPROMs
• Built-in Degraded Mode capable of general alarms even if CPU fails
• Voice and telephone features available via networked DVC: Eight channels of high quality, digital audio used for emergency paging and simultaneous broadcasting of multiple messages; standard or customizable audio files; five channels of firefighter telephone; 50-watt amplifiers with four outputs per amplifier
• Releasing features: 10 independent hazards, sophisticated cross zone, delay timer and discharge timers, abort (four options), low-pressure CO2 listed
• Automatic detector test
• Detector maintenance alert
• 800-event capacity in non-volatile memory, plus 200-event alarm-only file
• Powerful Boolean logic equations
• Johnson Controls Web Server (JWS-2): Optional web-based device that acts as an HTML server that allows remote access to the IFC Network via the Internet or an Intranet. User can view the history of a fire alarm control panel (FACP), event status, device properties, and other information based on pre-defined access permissions. All data available is a “snapshot” of the data on the IFC Network at the time the browser requested the information.