ANU Network Unit

FW2361 - Advanced Network Communication Module

Intelligent Network Control • System Integration • Real-time Communication

NETWORK COMMUNICATION
Network Component

ANU Network Unit

FW2361

Network Integration
Intelligent
Secure
Easy Install

The FW2361 ANU (Alarm Network Unit) provides intelligent network communication capabilities for fire alarm systems. It enables system scalability, real-time data exchange, and integration with building management systems.

Technical Specifications

Model NumberFW2361
Product NameANU Network Unit
CategoryNetwork Communication Module
CertificationComponent Rated
ManufacturerMaple Armor / Tongfang
Warranty2-Year Standard
Network ProtocolTCP/IP, UDP
Communication Ports2x Ethernet (10/100BASE-T)
Maximum DevicesUp to 250 nodes per network
Data RateUp to 100 Mbps
Power Supply24VDC @ 300mA
Power ConsumptionStandby: 50mA, Active: 200mA
Operating Voltage18-30VDC
Operating Temperature0°C to +60°C (32°F to 140°F)
Storage Temperature-20°C to +70°C (-4°F to 158°F)
Humidity10% to 90% RH (Non-condensing)
EnclosureMetal, DIN Rail Mount
Dimensions (HxWxD)4.5" x 7.5" x 2.0" (115 x 190 x 51mm)
Weight1.5 lbs (0.68 kg)

Product Overview

The FW2361 ANU (Alarm Network Unit) is an intelligent network communication module designed to enhance the connectivity and integration capabilities of Maple Armor fire alarm systems. It provides reliable network communication for system expansion and BMS integration.

Dual Ethernet Ports

Two independent 10/100BASE-T Ethernet ports for network redundancy and flexibility.

Advanced Processing

High-performance microprocessor with real-time data processing capabilities.

Secure Communication

Built-in security protocols and data encryption for secure network communication.

Network Capabilities

TCP/IP protocol support

UDP broadcast capabilities

DHCP client support

Static IP configuration

Network time protocol (NTP)

Remote diagnostics

Firmware updates over network

Event logging and reporting

Product Features

Network Features
  • Dual 10/100BASE-T Ethernet ports
  • Auto-negotiation and auto-MDI/MDIX
  • Network redundancy support
  • VLAN tagging support
  • Quality of Service (QoS) prioritization
Communication Features
  • Proprietary fire alarm protocol
  • BACnet/IP protocol support
  • Modbus TCP support
  • SNMP monitoring capabilities
  • Real-time event reporting
Security Features
  • User authentication and authorization
  • Data encryption (AES-128)
  • IP address filtering
  • Port security
  • Audit logging
Physical Features
  • Rugged metal enclosure
  • DIN rail mounting (35mm)
  • LED status indicators
  • Removable terminal blocks
  • Industrial-grade components
Network Integration: The FW2361 ANU Network Unit enables seamless integration of fire alarm systems with building management systems, allowing for centralized monitoring and control across multiple buildings or campuses.

Installation & Configuration

DIN Rail Mount
Standard 35mm DIN rail mounting
Panel Mount
Optional panel mounting kit
Industrial Rack
19" rack compatible
Installation Guidelines
  • Install in well-ventilated area
  • Maintain proper cable management
  • Follow local network cabling standards
  • Use shielded Ethernet cables
  • Proper grounding of network cables
Network Requirements
Power Requirements

24VDC power supply, 300mA minimum. Use regulated power source.

Network Cabling

CAT5e or better Ethernet cable. Maximum cable length 100m (328ft).

Network Configuration

DHCP or static IP addressing. Configure network parameters via software.

Configuration Steps
  1. Mount the ANU Network Unit on DIN rail
  2. Connect 24VDC power supply
  3. Connect Ethernet cables to network ports
  4. Connect to fire alarm control panel
  5. Power up and verify LED indicators
  6. Configure network settings via software
  7. Test network communication and integration

Applications & Compatibility

Compatible Systems
  • Maple Armor FW2000 Series
  • Maple Armor FW2100 Series
  • Maple Armor FW2200 Series
  • All Maple Armor FACP with network ports
Integration Capabilities
  • Building Management Systems (BMS)
  • Security Systems
  • Access Control Systems
  • HVAC Systems
  • Lighting Control Systems
Application Scenarios
Campus Networks

Connect multiple buildings across large campuses or complexes.

High-Rise Buildings

Network integration for vertical building management systems.

Industrial Complexes

Network communication across large industrial facilities.

Benefits

Scalability: Easy expansion of fire alarm networks

Performance: High-speed network communication

Flexibility: Multiple protocol support

Security: Built-in network security features

Integration: Seamless BMS integration

Maintenance: Remote diagnostics and updates