NFPA 72 & UL 864 Compliant Cellular Communicators
Copper lines are being retired nationwide, but your fire alarm panel still needs two reliable communication paths to stay code-compliant. The POTS Box replaces analog fire alarm POTS lines with a UL-listed, dual-SIM cellular device that keeps your building compliant, monitored, and inspection-ready.

Fire alarm communicators depend on two active phone lines under NFPA 72. When the carrier retires copper, panels lose their signal path — and building owners face failed inspections, insurance issues, and life-safety exposure.
The POTS Box 90X2 is a UL 864-listed, NFPA 72-compliant cellular communicator engineered to sit between your existing fire alarm panel and the central station. Keep your panel. Swap the line.
UL 864 listed and NFPA 72 compliant as a sole-path or dual-path communicator
Dual-SIM (AT&T + Verizon) cellular with automatic failover for uninterrupted reporting
Compatible with virtually every fire alarm panel — no panel replacement required
24-hour battery backup and supervised signaling to the central station
Nationwide deployment with white-glove install and ongoing monitoring support
We inventory every fire alarm panel, existing POTS lines, DACT type, and central station account across the portfolio.
The POTS Box 90X2 is installed alongside the panel with dual-SIM cellular provisioning and central station testing.
We coordinate with the fire alarm company and AHJ so the retrofit passes NFPA 72 acceptance testing on first inspection.
24/7 device health monitoring, battery reporting, and dispatch coordination with your existing central station.
UL 864 listing — designed specifically for fire alarm signaling
Preserve existing panels — no expensive rip-and-replace
Predictable flat monthly rate versus rising copper POTS bills
Dedicated fire-alarm implementation team and 24/7 U.S. support
Nationwide multi-carrier coverage with automatic SIM failover
Resources & Insights
NFPA 72 checklists, code guides, and migration playbooks used by fire alarm professionals.
Printable NFPA 72 / UL 864 checklist for replacing the lines on a fire alarm communicator.
Read guideHow fire-alarm communicators stay compliant after copper retirement.
Read guideTen expensive failure modes we see across hundreds of installs — and how to avoid each one.
Read guideAvoid failed inspections and emergency migrations. Schedule a fire alarm POTS assessment for your building or portfolio.
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