Important Information About This Product For the 7704-DMS to function properly, all AES central station receivers must be updated to the latest software versions. Reach out via AES's tech. support scheduler to schedule your upgrade today.

7704-DMS Dedicated Monitoring System

Perfect for dedicated functions (e.g., waterflow, tamper), or as an integrated 2.0 conventional panel for small installations.

The AES 7704-DMS Dedicated Monitoring System is a fully integrated monitoring system that combines panel functionality with the connectivity of a 2.0 AES Fire Subscriber. With 6 zones and 1 NAC circuit, this single-box solution enables AES providers to easily monitor and send alarm signals over a new or existing network.

This product includes the 1650 (16.5V AC 50 VA) Transformer.

For the 7704-DMS to work on your existing network all headend equipment must be updated to the latest software releases listed below.

7705ii MultiNet Receiver – V2.0.8a
7275 Network Management Software – V9.0.5
8705 IntelliNet Network Control Center – V10.0.4

Note: The 7704-DMS will not work with the discontinued 7705i receivers. Please reach out to a member of the AES Sales Team for more information about upgrading your equipment.

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Benefits

Faster installation saving you time and money
Compatible with many manufacturers’ devices
User-friendly programming

Technical Specifications

DIMENSIONS
13”H x 10”W x 4.5”D
(33 cm H x 25.2 W x 11.4 cm D)

WEIGHT
Approx. 8.1 lbs (3.7 kg) without battery
Approx. 16.3 lbs (7.4 kg) with 12 aH battery

RADIO FREQUENCY
Standard frequency range: 450-470 MHz
Contact AES for other UHF and VHF frequencies

ANTENNA
3.3 dB Phantom Antenna with NMO Mount

POWER INPUT
16.5V AC 50 VA Transformer

BACKUP BATTERY
12 Ah battery

CURRENT CONSUMPTION
See AES Battery Calculator

ALARM SIGNAL INPUTS

6 Programmable Initiating Device Circuits Input Zones
Type B input (2-wire)

CERTIFICATIONS

Intertek (ETL) Listed to UL 864 Standards
CALFire and FDNY Listed

RESET BUTTON
Silence/ Reset Button located on main circuit board

OPERATING TEMPERATURE
32° to 122° F

STORAGE TEMPERATURE
14° to 140° F

RELATIVE HUMIDITY
0 to 93%, non-condensing

PORTS

(1) ETHERNET
(2) USB

ANNUNCIATOR
Integrated buzzer or remote annunciator, AES Part #7740

PROGRAMMING INTERFACE
Web browser capable device accessible via smartphone, tablet, laptop, or PC

POWER OUTPUT
2 Watts

ENCLOSURE MATERIAL
Metal

ENCLOSURE COLOR
Red

VISUAL INDICATORS

Front Panel LCD (2×20 alphanumeric character back-lit display)
Power and Trouble LEDs (Control Panel and Subscriber, ALM,Trouble, Tx, Rx, WA)

COMPATIBLE RECEIVERS
7705ii MNR, 8705 INCC
(Receivers must be upgraded to latest software versions: MNR: 2.0.8a; NMS: 9.0.5; INCC: 10.00.04)

SMOKE DETECTOR COMPATIBILITY
Compatible with a large number of listed 2-wire models: System Sensor, Hochiki, Potter

NAC POWER
0.5 Amps

NAC OUTPUT
Models including: Gentex, System Sensor, Potter Note: Strobe synchronization available with Gentex and System Sensor

NAC PATTERNS
Temporal & Cadence patterns

Features

6 Programmable Initiating Device Circuits (IDC), Class B (2-wire)
Built-in Silence / Reset button
1 Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC)
NAC strobe synchronization for Gentex and System Sensor (Temporal/Cadence patterns)
Intertek (ETL) Listed to UL 864 Standards

Use Case & Application Examples

The 7704-DMS gives you a compact, all-in-one way to monitor small fire system applications on your AES network. It’s ideal where simplicity, code compliance, and reliable communication matter most.

Common Applications:

Small Commercial Buildings – retail shops, small offices, restaurants; monitor sprinkler waterflow/tamper, smoke detectors, pull stations, or heat detectors.
Retrofits & Upgrades – modernize older sprinkler systems with supervised communication without the added cost and complexity of addressable panels.

Perfect For:

Sprinkler system monitoring (flow/tamper) in small commercial buildings
A couple smoke detectors and/or pull stations in offices or restaurants
Simple, reliable monitoring where addressable systems are more complex than needed