Jack Fuse Atmod with 10k/10k Resistors - Pack Of 48

Jack Fuse ATMOD Quick-Connect Module – Pack of 48

The Jack Fuse ATMOD is a compact, quick-connect End of Line (EOL) resistor module designed to speed up alarm device terminations and reduce wiring errors. Instead of soldering or crimping loose resistors, the ATMOD allows installers to twist and insert conductors into push-in terminals for a clean, repeatable connection.

This format is commonly used in security alarm installations where consistent resistor placement and reliable joins are essential, especially when multiple technicians or apprentices are working across a site.

Key Features

• Quick-connect, push-in terminals for fast field wiring.
• Pre-built printed circuit board with surface mount resistors.
• Colour coded insulation to assist correct identification.
• Orientation tab to help reduce installation mistakes.
• Rugged, insulated construction for on-site handling.
• Compact size fits inside alarm devices, door frames and ducting.

Compatibility

• Designed for security alarm system End of Line (EOL) resistor installations.
• Commonly used for alarm sensors and devices where resistor termination is required at the device end.
• Suitable where compact modules are needed inside device housings or tight cavities.

Full Specifications

Available Finish Variants

• 
  Red
• 
  Black
• 
  Orange
• 
  Green
• 
  Yellow
• 
  Brown

What's In The Box

• 48 x Jack Fuse ATMOD quick-connect modules (pre-fitted with resistors).

Dimensions

PDF Resources

• ATMOD Datasheet

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need to solder resistors when using the ATMOD?
  No. The ATMOD uses push-in terminals and pre-fitted resistors, so soldering and crimping are not required.
• Where does this module typically get installed?
  It is typically installed at the alarm device end where End of Line resistors are required, including inside sensors, door frames or small cavities.
• What is the most common mistake this helps prevent?
  It helps prevent broken resistor joins and wiring errors caused by incorrect resistor placement or orientation.

Additional Information

• Useful on multi-tech jobs where consistent termination practices reduce call backs.
• Compact form factor is handy when fitting EOL resistors inside slim sensor housings.
• Orientation tab is helpful during commissioning when quickly checking multiple devices.