Kidde Commercial

Universal Input/Output Module Motherboard - 6 Position. Use For M Series Modules

SKU KD-GSA-UIO6

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The GSA-UIO6 motherboard gives you six plug-in positions for Kidde Signature Series UIO modules on a single board, with all field wiring landing on the motherboard's terminal blocks so a module swap for troubleshooting doesn't mean re-landing wires.

Built for the commercial fire installer

It slides into the included rigid extruded track for quick mounting into almost any equipment enclosure, and its two riser inputs are common to all six module positions, keeping riser wiring simple on jobs that don't need per-module riser isolation. Because each UIO module reports its circuit location automatically, device mapping happens without extra field programming.

Key features

  • Six plug-in positions for Kidde Signature Series (GSA-M) UIO modules on one motherboard
  • Terminal-block field wiring survives module swaps for fast troubleshooting
  • Two riser inputs common to all six positions simplify riser wiring
  • Slides into included extruded mounting track for use in standard equipment enclosures
  • Supports automatic device mapping — no manual location programming

Compatibility

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

Specifications

SKUKD-GSA-UIO6
BrandKidde Commercial
Form factor6-position UIO module motherboard
Riser inputsTwo, common to all 6 positions
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-UIO6 support?
Up to six Kidde Signature Series (GSA-M series) UIO plug-in modules on a single motherboard.
How is this different from the GSA-UIO6R?
The GSA-UIO6 has two riser inputs common to all six positions, while the UIO6R's riser 1 input can be jumper-split between individual module positions.
Do I need to reprogram module locations after a swap?
No, compatible UIO modules automatically report their circuit position to the loop controller.
How does it mount in an enclosure?
It slides into the included rigid extruded track, which has mounting pads for most standard equipment enclosures.