Kidde Commercial

Universal Input/Output Module Motherboard - 2 Position W/Riser Selection. Use For M Series Modules

SKU KD-GSA-UIO2R

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The GSA-UIO2R gives you two plug-in positions for Kidde Signature Series UIO modules where a job only needs a couple of points, with riser 1 jumper-selectable to share a single riser between both positions and cut wiring runs.

Built for the commercial fire installer

All field wiring lands on the motherboard's terminal blocks rather than the plug-in modules themselves, so swapping a module for troubleshooting doesn't mean re-landing wires. It slides into the included rigid extruded track for mounting into standard equipment enclosures, and compatible UIO modules report their own circuit location automatically for device mapping.

Key features

  • Two plug-in positions for Kidde Signature Series (GSA-M series) UIO modules
  • Riser 1 input jumper-selectable to share a single riser between both positions
  • Riser 2 input fixed per position for applications needing separate risers
  • Terminal-block field wiring survives module swaps for fast troubleshooting
  • Slides into included extruded mounting track

Compatibility

Kidde Signature Series plug-in UIO (GSA-M series) modules on intelligent addressable fire alarm systems.

Specifications

SKUKD-GSA-UIO2R
BrandKidde Commercial
Form factor2-position UIO module motherboard with riser selection
Riser inputsRiser 1 jumper-splittable; riser 2 fixed per position
MountingRigid extruded track (included)
CompatibilityKidde Signature Series GSA-M series UIO plug-in modules

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FAQs

How many modules does the GSA-UIO2R support?
Up to two Kidde Signature Series (GSA-M series) UIO plug-in modules.
What does the "R" mean in GSA-UIO2R?
It denotes riser selection -- jumpers on the riser 1 input let both module positions share a single riser to reduce wiring.
Do I need to reprogram module locations after a swap?
No, compatible UIO modules automatically report their circuit position to the loop controller.