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ITEM PART # MANUF. DESCRIPTION
Panel Equipment
1) IFP 1000 Farenhyt 1 Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel
w/ DACT and back-up batteries
2) RBB Silent Knight 1 Accessory Cabinet
3) RA-100 Farenhyt 1 Remote Annunciator
4) 5499 Silent Knight 7 Notification Appliance Booster Power Supply
5) SK-2190 Silent Knight 3 Accessory Cabinet
6) 5815XL Silent 3
Addressable Devices
6) SD500PS Farenhyt 28 Addressable Manual Pull Station
7) SD505-APS Farenhyt 434 Smoke Detector
SD505-6AB Farenhyt 80 base for head
8) SD505-6SB Farenhyt 348 Smoke Detector Sounder Base (head ordered seperately)
9) SD505-AHS Farenhyt 10 Addressable Heat Detector
10) SD505-6AB Farenhyt 10 base for head
11 ) SD505-ADHR Farenhyt Duct Detector Housing w/ onboard relay
use SD505-APS head - ordered seprately
12) SD505-ADH Farenhyt 12 Duct Detector Housing
use SD505-APS head - ordered seprately
13) STS-5.0 Farenhyt 12 2.5' - 5.0' Sampling tubes (not included with Duct det)
14) SD505-DTS Farenhyt Remote indicator
15) SD500-AIM Farenhyt 47 Addressable Input Module - in 4"sq
LED visable through faceplate
16) SD500-ARM Farenhyt Relay Module
17) SD500-ANM Farenhyt 36 Control module - supervised from mod to device
Hardwire Devices
18) PAM-1 AP&C 12 10.0Amp Hardwire Relay
19) CM-15A Macurco 2 Carbon Monoxide Detector
20) DH1224FC RSG 16 24/120V DC Door Holder
Notification Appliance Devices
21) NS-24MCW-FW wheelock 95 Multi-Candela Horn/Strobe Series
22) RSS-24MCW-FW wheelock 14 Multi-Candela Strobe Series 185CD
14 Multi-Candela Strobe Series 75CD
23) DSM wheelock 7 Sync Module
SurQe Suppression Devices
24) DTK-120HW Ditek 1 120 VAC Surge Suppression
25) DTK-4L VLP Ditek 1 24 VDC Surge Suppression
26) 955 ELK 1 Dact Phone Line Suppression
Wire
27) 1 pair 18 AWG WPW 980 1 SLC - Addressable Data Loop
28) 1 pair 14 AWGITHHN Encore 1 24 V DC Power (White/Black)
29) 1 pair 14 AWGfTHHN Encore 1 NAC Horns/Strobes (Red/Blue)
Misc.
30) PS-12330 Power Sonics 1 35 Ahr FACP/DACT batteries
31) ELK-1270 Elk 1 8 Ahr Sub-Panel Facp Batteries
32) Battery Calculations
100349 RESIDENCE INN FARENHYT 1000 SUBMITTAL 12-7-05.xls 12/8/2005 11:47 AM submittal cover page
Farenhyt Analog/Addressable Fire Alarm Control
System
IFP-1000 Intelligent <S>
Fire Panel
The IFP-1000 is an intelligent analog/addressable fire control panel.
The basic IFP-1000 system has a single SLC loop, which can APPROVED
support 127 SLC devices, and can be expanded to 1016 points by @ MEA
adding 5815XL (127 points each) Signalling Line Circuit Expanders.
The IFP-1000 has six on-board FlexpuFM circuits that can be 429-92-E Vol. 9
configured for notification outputs, or for conventional smoke
detector (either Class A or Class B) inputs. The control panel also
has a built-in dual line digital fire communicator, Form C trouble
relay, and two programmable Form C relays. The firmware has
powerful features such as detector sensitivity, day/night thresholds,
drift compensation and pre-trouble maintenance alert.
Other devices that can be added to the system are the RA-1000
Remote Annunciator, the Model 5824 Serial/Parallel I nterface (for
printing system reports), and the RPS-1000 Intelligent Power
Module.
Features
. Built-in support for 127 analog addressable points, expandable to 1016
analog addressable points. .,
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. Uses standard wire-no shielded or twisted pair required.
. Built-in UL listed digital communicator for remote reporting of system
activity and system programming.
. Central station reporting by Point or by Zone.
. Supports Class B (Style 4) and Class A (Style 6) configuration for SLC,
and SBUS.
. Distributed, intelligent power.
. Sensor sensitivity settings.
. Day/Night sensitivity setting.
. Automatic drift compensation.
. FlexpuFM itO circuits. Flexput circuits can be configured for notification . JumpstarfBl auto-programming.
outputs, or conventional smoke detector inputs. Notification circuits can . Modular design.
be configured as Class A (Style Z) or Class B (Style Y). 2- and 4-wire . System can be uploaded or downloaded on
smoke detectors can be configured as Class A (Style D) or Class B site or from a remote location with a PC.
(Style B). . Non volatile event history stores up to 1000
. Built-in annunciator with a backlit BO-character LCD display. events.
. RS-4B5 bus provides communication to system accessories. . 125 Software zones.
. Built-in RS-232 interface for programming via PC. . 250 output groups.
. Built-in Form C trouble relay rated at 2.5 amps at 24 VDC. . 5 amp power supply and maximum
. Two built-in Form C programmable relays rated at 2.5 amps at 24 charging capacity of 33 amp hours. (An
VDC. additional cabinet enclosure is required for
. Individual addressable devices can be tested. batteries in excess of 17 amp hours.)
. SLC device locator can be used to locate a single or multiple devices . SLC Supports multiple Device types. (See
on a SLC loop. compatible addressable devices.) Any
. System automatically tests the addressable devices. combination of addressable devices can be
. 13 preset notification cadence patterns including ANSI 3.41 and four used on a single SLC loop (up to a 127
user programmable patterns. devices)
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Built-in Digital Communicator Operation
The communicator has the ability to seize two telephone lines to report alarms
and troubles to a monitoring facility. Both phone lines are supervised and will
activate a trouble signal if a line failure is sustained for more than 45 seconds.
Other communication features include:
. Retry if communication fails
. Dual phone line capability
. programmable download computer number
. touchtone or rotary dialing
. Can communicate in SIA or Ademco Contact 10.
. The communication format is programmable by account number. (Up to 4
accounts per panel.)
Accessory Product Information
The 485 SBUS is a 4-wire data communication link between the IFP-1000 and the
devices listed below. The 485 SBUS uses non-shielded wire up to 6,000 feet in
length.
RA-1000 Remote Annunciator-Has an 80 character backlit LCD display
with a built-in keypad and firefighter's keyswitch. (Same as the IFP-1000
control panel annunciator.) The system can be fully programmed and
operated from any remote annunciator. The IFP-1000 can support up to 8
RA-1000 remote annunciators per system.
5815XL Signal Line Circuit Expander-The SLC expander is used to add
more analog addressable devices to the system. The IFP-1000 can support
seven 5815XLs. Up to seven 5815XLs can be used with the IFP-1000 :..'
II'~ system for a maximum of 1016 addressable devices. Each SLC expander ,!
;, .:.~: ,,1., can support 127 devices. Two 5815XLs can be mounted inside the IFP-1000
'" . t..'. 1: or the RPS-1000 cabinet.
. "Ji,>"" RPS-1000 'otemgeot Powe, Modu'e-Add, 5 ,m", of output powe<, ,;,
programmable Flexput1lol I/O circuits and 2 Form C relay circuits to an IFP-
1000 system. The RPS-1000 connects to the IFP-1000 via the RS-485
system bus. Up to eight RPS-1000 modules can be used on the IFP-1000's
SBUS. Each RPS-1000 has its own optically isolated RS-485 bus to which
other modules such as RA-1000s, 5815XLs, and 5824s can be connected.
5496 Intelligent Power Module-The Model 5496 is a 6 amp.notification
power expander that provides four additional power-limited notification
appliance circuit outputs.
5824 Serial Parallel Module-The 5824 is a seriaUparallel interface that is
used to connect a serial or parallel computer printer to the IFP-1000 control
panel via the RS-485 system bus. Up to two 5824 can be used with a
system. The 5824 can be configured to log events as they occur; print and
event history report; print a status report of all detectors in the system. If the
printer runs out of paper a "Out of paper" system trouble will annunciate at
the control panel.
5880 LED/lnput-Output Module-The 5880 provides 40 programmable
LED outputs and eight supervised dry contact inputs. Up to eight 5880
modules can be used on the IFP-1000's SBUS. The 40 LED outputs can be
mapped to any zone or panel condition. The eight supervised dry contact
. .. inputs can be used for fire pull stations or reset switches. The LED outputs
:i ....,. .... ..... ... '. .' .... . have built-in current limiting resistors.
..J.... ............ .... ......... 5865-3 and 5865-4 LED Fire Annunciators-The 5865 series annunciators
........... . ......... C.;. .... ...... provide a visual indication of the current state of the zone inputs on the
control panel.Up to 8 Model 58655 can be used on the IFP-1000's SBUS.
] . Each 5865 has 30 programmable LED outputs-15 red and 15 yellow. The
J IIIIII 5865s come with a piezo sounder which gives an audible indication during
...:.... .. ..~~ alarms, troubles and supervisory troubles.
. . . . ') 5883- The 5883 Relay Interface Board provides 10 general purpose Form C
, relays that can be used to control any device that requires a dry contact
dosure.
5650 Download Software-User-friendly software for remote programming
of the IFP-1000. The software is compatible with WindowThl 95, WindowsThl
98, and Windows™ NT.
5670 Intelliview Facility Management Software-End-user software allows
viewing of detector status and event history via modem or direct connect.
Compatible Addressable Devices
Each addressable device communicates to the control panel via the
Signaling line Circuit loop (SLC loop) using a two wire connection. Shielded
or twisted wire is not required. Up to 127 addressable devices can
communicate with the control panel on a single SLC loop. Any combination
of addressable devices can be used on a single SLC loop.
S0505-APS-Analog addressable photoelectric smoke detector.
SOS05-AIS-Analog addressable ionization smoke detector.
SOSOS-AHS-Analog addressable heat sensor.
SOS05-6AB-Six inch base designed for use with detector head models
SD505-APS, SD505-AIS, and SD505-AHS.
S0505-4AB-Four inch base designed for use with detector head models
SD505-APS, SD505-AlS, and SD505-AHS.
SOS05-618-6 inch isolator base. The SD505-6IB isolates a short circuit wiring, ....
fault on a Style 7 (Class A) SLC loop. .:><~:~rt
SOS05-6RB--6 inch relay base. The SD505-6RB adds a programmable relay-~
output to any detector on the SLC Loop. '~....~ ;1
50505-658-6 inch sounder base adds an audible output function to Farenhyt'!\1lj1liillliWilT
analog addressable detectors.
SOS05-S0M- Two-wire smoke detector module allows you to assign an I
address to a loop of conventional detection devices.
SOSOO-P5- The SD500-PS is a single action addressable fire pull station .
featuring rugged metal construction.,.
SOS05-AOHRJOTS- The SD505-ADHR analog addressable duct smoke
detector with built-in relay module detects products of combustion present in air
moving through an HVAC system. The SD505-ADHR is compatible with the
SD505-DTS, which provides remote annunciation and testing capabilities for
the SD505-ADHR.
S0505-AOH-Analog addressable duct housing. Unit ships with an attached
detector base which is compatible with the SD505-AIS or SD505-APS smoke
detectors. (Detector and sampling tubes ordered separately.)
SOSOO-AIM-Addressable input module used to connect pull stations, water
flow switches, and other applications requiring dry contact alarm initiation
devices. The module is a Class B supervised, single input contact monitoring ~. ,.mJ
device. The AIM mounts into a 4" square electrical box. c- i-.~
SOSOO-MIM-Mlni Addressable input module used to connect pull stations,
water flow switches, and other applications requiring dry contact alanm initiation tII. .....
devices. The module is a Class B supervised, single input contact monitoring Iii!
device. The MIM mounts into a single gang electrical box. '.
S0500-ARM-Addressable Relay Module allows you to control a normally
open or closed device such as; elevator recall, door closing, fan operations, ~.. . . ....
and auxiliary notification. Relay can be mapped to any zone condition. The : . .r!J",\
ARM has two Fonm C contacts and mount into a 4" square electrical box. ""'" i n'l
SOSOO-ANM-Addressable Notification Module. The SD500-ANM is an . ,."-:,,,
supervised addressable notification device that provides an additional circuit on ',! . "';.
th, IFP-1DDD SLe laap. Paw" i, p""id,d "am a "par.rl, pow" ,upply aod r;,c~
is controlled by the main contr~1 panel. The SD500-ANM can be programmed :.".,.........:....:................. .. I...............'...,. ;
to use any of the IFP-1000 notification patterns. "c...... '_.
SOSOO-L1M-Addressable Line isolator module.that isolates a short circuit ):~; . ~
wiring fault on a Style 7 (Class A) SLC loop.
SOSOO-LEO-An Addressable LED driver module that connects to the SLC
loop and is capable of driving 80 LEOs. Up to 40 SD500-LED modules can be
used SLC loop with a maximum or 100 SD500-LED modules per system.
Miscellaneous Accessories
AB-33 Accessory Cabinet-Used when your backup battery requirements
use backup batteries that are too large to fit into the IFP-1000 control panel
cabinet. Hold up to two 12 VDC 33 Ah batteries. The IFP-1 000 has a charging
capacity to support up to a 33 Ah battery. The AB-33 dimensions are 16" W x
12" H x 6" 0 (40.64 em W x 30.48 cm H x 15.24 cm D).
IFP-l000 FACP RPS-1000
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RS-4BS System Bus ",""','-:", ');('~' ~
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Convenllonal
pull stallon 24 In
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SDSOO-PS SD50Q-AIM SDSQO-MIM SDSOO-ARM I 'I"
SD50o-ANM _ :-(1
Max. 127 devices per SLC loop; SDSOS- 'B'" /.
I FP-1 000 supports up to 8 SLC loops. ADH R '.'.. ''"'. / ..
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Specifications System Troubles
Electrical Specifications (Yellow) On when a trouble
. condition exists
Pnmary AC: 230* 1120 VRMS @ .
50 1 50 hz 2.5A System Silenced On when an alarm,
, (Yellow) trouble or supervisory
Total Accessory Load: 5 A @ 24 VDC condition has been
5 Amps @ 24 VDC of power-limited notification power silenced but not yet '~i
Standby Current: 140 mA cleared
Alarm Current: 250 mA System Power (Green) On when power
Battery Charging Capacity: Up to 33 All systems are normal;
*Order high voltage power supply version IFP-1000HV flashes for AC or DC
Flexput™ Circuits failure
Six programmable circuits which can be programmed Mechanical Specifications
individually as: Flush Mount
Notification Circuits: 3 amps of power-limited power per Dimensions: 14-1/2"W x 24-3/4"H x 3-7/S"D
circuit at 24 VDC. (36.8 W x 52.9 H x 9.8 D em)
Auxiliary Power Circuits: 3 amps of power-limited power Overall Dimensions: 15-1/S"W x 25-3/8"H x 4-1/S"D
per circuit at 24 VDC. ." (40.6 W x 67 H x 11.S D cm)
Initiation Circuit: 100 mA of power-limited power per Weight: 2Slbs. (12.8 kg)
circuit at 24 VDC. Color: Red
Approvals Telephone
UL Listing Requirements: FCC Part 15 and
NFPA 72 Central Station Part 58 approved
Remote Signalling Type of Jack: RJ31X (two required)
Local Protective Signalling Systems
Auxiliary Protected Premises Unit
CSFM 7165-0559: 135
MEA 429-92-E VoL 9
FM Approved
Indicator Lights
General Alarm (Red) On for alarms
Supervisory (Yellow) On when a
supervisory condition
exists
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RBS Accessory Cabinet 3. Run extended battery cable from control panel cabinet
through conduit to RBB cabinet.
Installation Instructions See Figure 3.
The Model RBB Accessory cabinet can be used when your
backup butteries requirements use backup batteries that are
too large to fit into the main control panel cabinet. The i4
RBB cabinet holds butteries up to the 33 AH size. The
RBB dimensions are 16" Wx 10" Hx6" D(40.64 cm Wx + - + -
25.4 cm H x 15.24 cm D).
Installing the RBB
... . ----
To properly install the accessory cabinet and back-up .......
--,____.. RBB Cabine~
batteries, follow these steps: Cover Screws
l. Mount the accessory cabinet. See figure Figure 1 for Figure 3: Battery Connections in the RBB Cabinet 'J
the four cabinet mounting holes. Note: Figure 3 is an example of how the wire connections
I If mounting onto drywall the accessory cabinet must can be routed. However, any other cabinet knock-
be mounted onto 314-inch plywood. This is necessary outs (on either the main control panel or the RBB
because the weight of the batteries inside the acces- cabinet), that are not previously being used may be
sory cabinet could cause the cabinet to pull away from utilized to connect conduit between the two
the drywdll. cabinets.
I When mounting on concrete, especially when mois- 4. Connect battery leads to the backup battery terminals.
ture is expected, attach a piece of
3/4-inch plywood to the concrete surface and then See Figure 3.
attach the RBB cabinet to the plywood. Observe the proper polarity to prevent damage to the
I If using the battery cable extenders provided (pIN batteries or the control panel.
140643), mount the RBB cabinet no more than 18" 5. Insert the RBB cover screws into the cover mounting
away from the main control panel cabinet. This will holes (see Figure 3).
ensure that the battery cables reach the battery termi- Screw the cover screw 3/4 of the way into the cover
nals. mounting hole.
6. Align the cover plate mounting keyhole over the
cover mounting screws. See Figure 4.
Figure 1: RBS Cabinet Mounting Holes
2. Connect the main control panel battery cables to the
battery cable extenders as shown in Figure 2.
',':'!",c;:",,,,,,,c=8 ~,.,,~,,~"""'~~;~ Figure 4: Cover Plate Mounting Keyholes and Cover
Mounting Screws Alignment
... .... 7. Slide the cover into place and tighten the cover
";~'~;'-''-<- "'i:"'::ifL;:fF.'-;;ii':,'L1!.:.",;.~""t~,-"'ii\E" mounting screws. See Figure 4.
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Figure 2: Splicing Control panel Battery Cables
PIN 151306
Farenhyt For Remote Annunciation
RA-1000 Remote Annunciator
The RA-1000 Remote Annunciator can be used to operate and pro-
gram F arenhyt Fire Control Panel. The RA-1000's keypad and dis-
play match the built-in annunciator of the IFP-1000 control panel.
The remote annunciator connects to the control panel via the RS- <8>
485 system bus. When the system is in normal operation and has
AC power, the Power LED is lit and all other LEOs are off. The
other LEOs turn on as alarms, supervisories, troubles, system
silenced and AC power losses occur. APPROVED
Features
. 80-character backlit LCD display @
(4 lines with 20 characters each) MEA
. Tactile/audible feedback
. Accepts user codes or fire fighter's key 429-92-E Vol. 9
. Larger keypad buttons for system Reset and Silence
. RS-485 interface to panel :,y,
. Can be f1ush- or surface mounted. Trim ring available for sur-
face mounting.
. Operation and appearance is identical to I FP-1 000 built-in
annunciator
. Supports simultaneous use by multiple users from up to 8 sepa-
rate RA-1000s
. on-board piezo sounder audibly indicates alarms, troubles, and
supervisories
. Five Status LEOs for; alarms, supervisory, trouble, silence and
AC power indications.
. UL listed, complies with NFPA 72
. CSFM approved
. MEA approved
. FM approved
. Wiring lengths up to 6000 ft. from the control panel
Specifications Dimensions: Height: 7-3/8" (18.73 cm)
Width: 9-1/8" (23.18 cm)
Operating Voltage: 24 VDC Depth: 1-1/2" (3.81 cm)
Standby Current: 20 mA Colors: Lt. Gray (RA-1000)
Alarm Current: 25 mA Red (RA-1000R)
Maximum Per System: 8 Compatible
Operating Temperature: 320 F to 1200 F (00 C to 490 C) FACPs: IFP-1000
IFP-100
Mounting: Surface or Flush
Wiring Distance: Up to 6,000 feet from control panel
(depending on wiring method)
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RA-1000
80 Character Display
LED Status
Indicators
Large Buttons for
System Reset and Silenc
Numeric
Keypad Ergonomic Designed
Keypad
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IFP-1000 FACP
RA-1000 RA-1000 RA-1000
. Up to 8 RA-1000 per system
. aO-character backlit LCD display
(4 lines with 20 characters each)
. Wiring lengths up to 6000 ft. from
the control panel
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Firepower 5499
Distributed Power Module
The NAC expander that packs quite a combination
punch, a whopping nine amps and built-in
synchronization for appliances
The Firepower 5499 Distributed Power Module by Silent Knight is the most-
powerful and cost-effective power supply available today. It delivers 9 amps of
notification appliance circuit power and built-in synchronization for appliances from System Sensor@,Gentex@,
Faraday, and Wheelock@ - what you need to drive power-hungry components like ADA notification appliances.
The 5499's advanced microprocessor design is years ahead of the competition. Its switch mode power supply
design is up to 50% more efficient than competitive linear mode power supplies. And, ADA retrofits are easier
and less expensive with the 5499 because it integrates into current systems without the costly investment in new
components.
For the most sophisticated and cost-effective notification power supply available, you need the Firepower 5499. '~i
Call Silent Knight today for more information at 1-800-446-6444.
Firepower 5499 . 3 amps per output circuit Firepower 5499, which provides
Distributed Power Module . 2 inputs; 2 Class B (Style B) supervision between the 5499 and the
The firepower 5499 is a 9 amp or 2 Class A (Style D) fire control panel. Polarized audible
notification power expander that . Ground fault detectorlindicator and/or visual notification devices are
provides its own AC power connection, . Independent trouble relay then connected to the 5499 signal
battery charging circuit, and backup . AC loss delay option shuts off power circuits using the 4.7kn end-of-line
battery for use with fire and security resistors provided. Since the 5499
controls that have 9-32 VDC outputs, to non-essential high-current draws very little power from the control,
such as the Silent Knight Model 5208 accessories like magnetic door it is possible to connect one Firepower
Fire Control/Communicator. The 5499 holders 5499 to each notification circuit on the
is the cost-effective solution for . Stand alone operation. control panel and still provide full
powering notification appliances . Lightweight design adds to ease of supervision of the notification circuits all
required by the Americans with installation and reduces shipping the way back to the control panel.
Disabilities Act (ADA). The 5499 has costs
built-in ANSI cadence pattern, which . Operates with most polarized, UL
can upgrade older control panels that Listed notification devices
lack cadence Capability. . UL 864 & 1481 listed
Features . CSFM approved
. UL Listed for 9 amps of notification
power . MEA approved
. Built-in synchronization for . ANSI Cadence pattern output
appliances from System capability built-in
Sensor@,GenteX@, Faraday, and Connection to Local Fire Control
Wheelock@
. Power supply's advanced switch Firepower 5499 may be connected to a
mode design reduces damaging local fire control which utilizes Class A
heat and manages power up to 50% or Class B type notification circuits
more efficiently than other systems operating between 9 and 32 VDC. The
control panel's notification circuit is
. Dip switches allow for easy connected to one of the inputs on the
reconfiguration 5499. The control panel's notification
. 24 VDC filtered output voltage circuit end-of-line resistor is also
. Four power-limited notification connected across two terminals on the Firepower 5499
outputs; 2 Class A (Style Z) or 4 ~ SILENT Distributed Power Module
Class B (Style Y),
or 1 Class A and 2 Class B KNIGHT
. Additional continuous auxiliary ..
output
FACP/5815XL
Connection FACP/5815XL
~ Connection
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Class B (Style 4) Class A (Style 6)
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DTS connections
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Firepower 5499
Disfribufed Power Module
Supervision Auxiliary Ambient
Firepower 5499 supervises a variety of power circuit: 1 Temp.: 320 to 1200 F
functions including: Notification 00 to 490 C
. Low AC power. circuits: 4 Humidity 85% non-condencing
. Low battery condition. Output max.
. Earth ground fault configuration: 2 Class A (Style Z) Mechanical
. Auxiliary output power limit 4 Class B (style Y) Dimensions: 12.25" W x 16" H x
condition. (1 Class A & 3" D (30.88 cm W
. EOL supervision trouble or power 2 Class B) x 40.64 em H x
limited condition at an output Amps per 7.62 D cm)
When a trouble condition occurs, output circuit: 3.0 (9.0 amps total) Indicator Lights
Firepower 5499 creates a trouble Notification AC power on : Green
condition on the host control signal circuit output: 20.4 to 27.3 VDC Battery trouble: Yellow ;~
circuits to which it is connected. @ 3.0 amps each,
Firepower 5499 still maintains the 4.7 kG EOL Ground fault: Yellow
ability to be activated by the host resistor required Aux Trouble: Yellow
control. In addition, the 5499 provides a on each Class B Output
Form C trouble relay output as an circuit troubles (1-4): Yellow
alternative to using the notification
circuit trouble. No. of inputs 2 Approvals:
Electrical Specification Input UL: 864 & 1481
configuration: 2 Class B (Style Y) or NFPA: 72
AC Input: 120 VAC at 3.6A 2 Class A (Style Z)
Output: 24 VDC at 9 A Input
Current: voltage range: 9 - 32 VDC
Standby 75mA Battery charging
Alarm 175 mA capacity: 33.0 AH
Model 5499 Block Diagram
Signal Circuit Output Sianal1 Signal 1
Input
Distributed Signal 2
Signal Circuit Output Sianal 2 Power
Input Module 5499 Signal 3
(Optional)
Signal 4
120 VAC Aux. Power
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Trouble Output
L.ocal Fire Control (Alternative to notification
circuit trouble.)
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SK-2190
Accessory Cabinet
All accessorized and no where to go, The
SK-2190 provides additional mounting
space when no more space is available in
the main control cabinet for the SK-2224,
-4224,-6324, and -5208 controls.
The SK-21 90 Accessory Cabinet provides a convenient way to mount your accessory modules. The sturdy metal
cabinet includes a lock set that uses the same key as the Silent Knight FACP. The cabinet assures that acces-
sories are solidly mounted and protected from tampering.
The SK-2190 is designed to house
a variety of accessories including:
. SK-2104 - DACT (used with the
SK-2224, -4224, -6324 FACPs)
. SK-5217 - Zone Expander (used
with the SK-5208 FACP)
. SK-5280 - Status Display
Module (used with the SK-5208
FACP)
. 5883 - Relay Expander Module
(used Silent Knight Addressable
FACPs)
. SDSOO-LED - LED Driver
Module (used with Silent Knight
Addressable FACPs)
Dimensions:
Height: 10-3/16" (25.88 cm)
Width: 10-3/8" (26.35 cm)
Depth: 3" (7.62 cm)
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SK-2190
Accessory Cabinet
Engineering Specifications:
The SK-2190 Accessory Cabinet should be used whenever installation requirements demand the accessories be
mounted outside the main system enclosure. The accessory cabinet have a lock set that uses the same key as
the fire alarm control panel.
Front View Of Cabinet
Example of Accessory In Cabinet
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Model 5815XL
Signaling Line Circuit
Expander
Add flexibility to IntelliKnight@ applications
with the 5815XL SLC Expander
The Model 5815XL SLC Expander is a signaling line circuit controller for Silent Knight's IntelliKnight
5820XL addressable fire control panel. It allows you to add 127 addressable devices to the
IntelliKnight system. Three 5815XLs can be added to the 5820XL for a maximum of 508 addressable
devices per IntelliKnight system.
5815XL signaling circuits have the same functionality as the SLC that is built into the IntelliKnight
panel and support the same addressable devices as the main panel. The 5815XL connects to the
panel via the RS 485 bus and is housed in the IntelliKnight 5820XL or 5895XL cabinet.
Model 5815XL Features
Signaling Line Circuit
Expander . Adds 127 addressable devices
The 5815XL expands the to an Intel Ii Knight system
capabilities of the IntelliKnight . Three 5815XLs per system
fire control panel by allowing . 5815XL SLCs have same
127 additional addressable functionality as the 5820XL,
devices to be attached to the including Style 6 (Class A)
system. configuration
All functionality of the built-in . Communicates with the Model 5815XL
SLC is provided with the IntelliKnight panel via RS 485 Specifications
system bus
5815XL. Three 5815XLs can be System Capacity 5820XL FACP supports
added to an IntelliKnight system . LED indicates good three 5815XL SLC
for a total of 508 addressable communication Expanders.
devices per system. . House two inside the 5820XL Each expander
cabinet, remotely mounted in the supports 127
addressable devices.
Operation 5895XL cabinet, or mounted in The 5820XL supports
the 5815RMK cabinet 508 devices total.
The 5815XL communicates with . UL 864 listed, complies with Operating Voltage 24 VDC
NFPA 72 and 101
the IntelliKnight FACP via an . Communicates on most Current 55 mA minimum -
RS 485 system bus. A green standard wiring systems (ideal Consumption 125 mA max. (with 127
LED on the 5815XL board (standby and devices)
for retrofits) alarm)
blinks to indicate good . FM approved Ambient 320F to 1200F
communication. If an Temperature (OOC to 49OC)
addressable device on a
5815XL fails, the loop ~ SILENT Mounting Inside 5820XL FACP,
communicates the failure to the '. .... t......... " I(NIG.ffT 589SXL cabinet, or
5815RMK cabinet
panel and continues to operate
normally. by
Model 5815XL
Signaling Line Circuit Expander
Engineering Specifications
The contractor shall provide a signaling circuit expander compatible with the IntelliKnight
5820XL fire control panel that allows 127 addressable devices to be added to the system.
The IntelliKnight panel shall support three expanders for a total of 508 addressable devices
per system. The expanders shall mount inside an IntelliKnight system cabinet, the FACP, the
5895XL, or the 5815RMK. The expanders shall provide signaling line circuits that have the
same installation and functionality as built-in SLCs and shall communicate to the main panel
via an RS 485 system bus. A green LED on the expander board shall blink to indicate
communication with the main panel.
FACP Gablnet
5815XL Block Diagram
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keep our product information up-to-date and accurate. We cannot cover all
specific applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are FORM# 350098 Rev C, 10/05
subject to change without notice. For more information, contact Silent Knight
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Farenhyt Addressable Pull Station
Model SDSOO-PS and SDSoo..PSDA
Addressable Pull Station @
The SD500-PS is a single action addressable fire pull station, and MEA
the SD500--PSDA is a dual action addressable fire pull station. The
SD500-PS/PSDA feature rugged metal construction. A terminal 429-92-E Vol. 9
strip on back of the pull station allows interconnection of the pull
station to the SLC loop of a Silent Knight analog/addressable fire
alarm control panel. The SD500-PS/PSDA is designed for indoor
use in non-explosive environments. The normally open initiating
point contacts are gold-plated to avoid risk of corrosion. The
SD500-PS/PSDA has been tested by UL for compliance to the
requirements of the Americans with Disabilities ACT (ADA).
Features
. UL Listed
. CSFM listed
. ADA compliant
. Key reset (Same key as Silent Knight enclosures)
. Surface mount back box available i'l
. Terminals - accept up to 14 gauge wire
. Extremely easy to operate
. Corrosion-resistant gold-plated contacts.
. Reflective label makes it easier to locate in low light
Opelllfion
The SD500-PS single action pull stations are operated by a pull on
the front pull cover of the station. The SD500-PSDA dual action pull SDSOO-PS
stations are operated by lifting up an access plate and then pulling
forward on the front cover of the pull station. A plunger switch, Specifications
wired to a self contained addressable module, is released as the
pull station opens to initiate the alarm. Once operated, the cover Operating Voltage: 24VDC
hangs down and can be seen up to 100 feet away. The pull station Standby Current: .55mA
is reset by returning the front cover to the normal upright position Alarm Current: .55mA
and relocking the station with a reset key. The reset keys are the Ambient
same keys used on Silent Knight enclosures. Temperature: 320F to 1200F
The SD500-PS/PSDA includes a status LED which blinks, indicating (OOC to 49OC)
that the addressable module is communicating with the loop. The Mounting: Single gang box
status LED lights continuously during an alarm. A dip switch on the Optional Red Surface
addressable module is used to set the unique address. Mount Box PS-SMBB
Dual Action Conversion Kit
SD500-LK Included with SD500-
PSDA or it can be
ordered separately and
used to convert
SD500-PS to
SD500-PSDAs
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Farenhyt Detects product of combustion
SD505.APS
Analog / Addressable Photoelectric Type Smoke Defector
In addition to accurately detecting a smoldering fire, each SD505- <2>
APS photoelectric detector has a unique address, which is MEA
recognized by the FACP.
The SD505-APS compensates automatically for contamination in
the environment. Detector calibration testing is simple-even from a 429-92-E, Vol. 9 APPROVED
remote site. The SD505-APS offers a low profile installation and
uses the Model SD505-6AB base, compatible with other detectors
in the series, allowing for complete application and placement
flexibility. Like other Farenhyt smoke detectors, the SD505-APS
offers easy installation, stable operation, RF/transient protection,
and vandal-resistant locking.
Features "
. Low profile, 2 inches, including base ;1
. Simple and reliable addressing without mechanical switches
. Automatic compensation for sensor contamination
. Built-in fire test feature
. Simple detector calibration testing through the control panel or
remotely through a Windows™ based computer. (Windows™
software required for remote testing.)
. Vandal-resistance locking features
. Field cleanable
. UL listed, meets NFPA 72 Ch 7 requirements
. CSFM Approved
. MEA Approved
. FM Approved
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 17-41 VDC
Current Consumption:
Standby: .55 mA
Alarm: .55 mA
Operating Temperature: 320F to 1200F
(OOC to 49OC)
Relative Humidity: 85% noncondensing
Sensitivity: 0.88% - 3.56% FT
Air Velocity: o - 300 FPM
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Diameter = 3-15/16"
Height = 2 inches,
including base
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Farenhyt Adds audible output to an
analog/addressable detector
SDS05-6SB
6- Sounder Bose
The 50505-658 adds an audible output function to Farenhyt
analog addressable detectors. This means that a sounder can
be associated with an individual smoke detector rather than
an entire zone. You could use these detectors in applications
such as hotels or high-rise buildings where you need to pre-
vent an entire floor from being evacuated unnecessarily.
Features
. Adds an audible output function to an analog addressable detec-
tor ~~
. Fully supervised
. Can be used with either Style 4, Style 6 or Style 7(using SD500-
L1Ms) supervsion
. Mounts to detector base
. UL Listed (meets or exceeds UL 464 requirements for evacuation
signal sound level of 85 dB at 10ft.)
. CSFM approved
Specifications
Aux Current Draw:
Standby: 1 mA
Alarm: 32 mA
Operating Voltage:
SLC Loop: 32 VDC
Auxinput: 24 VDC
SLC Current Draw: .082 mA
Operating Temperature: 320F to 1200F
(OOC to 49OC)
Humidity: 10 to 85% RH
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50505-65B with Detector and Base
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Farenhyt Provides detection of heat.
SDS05-AHS
Analog I Addressable Heat Defector
The SD505-AHS is a heat detector suited to virtually any commer-
cial setting. The SD505-AHS is an absolute temperature device.
This means that it generates an alarm if the temperature goes MEA <S>
above the trip point (programmed at the panel).
The SD505-AHS provides accurate temperature measurement data 429-92-E, Vol 9
to the fire alarm control panel. This heat detector is particularly .APPROVED
suited to environments where smoke detectors cannot be used
because of the presence of steam or cooking fumes, such as in a
kitchen.
Features
. Low profile, 2 inches, including base
. Absolute temperature device
. Simple and reliable addressing
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. Uses digital communication protocol ~
. The SD505-AHS is UL Listed and meets the requirements out-
lined in NFPA 72 Inspection Testing and Maintenance,
Chapter 7.
. CFSM listed
. MEA listed
. FM approved
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 17 to 41 VDC
Current Consumption:
Alarm: .55 mA
Standby: .55 mA
Detection Temperature Range: 1350F to 1500F
(570C to 65OC)
Ambient Temperature: 320F to 1200F
(DOC to 49OC)
Mounting: 4 SQR, 4"OCT Single gang
mud ring
Rated Spacing: 70' between sensors on
smooth ceilings
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Height = 2 inches, .
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Farenhyt Duct detector housing with
Relay module (SD505-AHDR) and
Remote Test Switch (SD505-DTS)
SDSOS-ADHR I DTS
Dud Detedor Housing with Relay Module ond Remote Test
Switch
The SD505-ADHR analog addressable duct smoke detector with
built-in relay module detects products of combustion present in air
moving through an HVAC system. The SD505-ADHR is compatible
with the SD505-DTS , which provides remote annuncaition and
testing capabilities for the SD505-ADHR.
The SD505-ADHR is a heavy duty metal housing with a pre-
installed detector base. When smoke is detected in a duct, the unit
communicates the condition to the FACP. The panel, in turn,
depending on programming, turns off fans, blowers, and other
devices.
The SD505-ADHR is designed to be used with the SD505-APS
Photoelectric Smoke Detector and SD505-AIS Ionization Smoke
Detector.
Features '"!
. Two-wire connection to SLC Ii
. LED alarm indication and communication on sensor head
. Rugged steel backbox with clear plastic cover
. Installation template included
. Large terminal connection screws
. Interchangeable "plug-in" photoelectric or ionization heads
. UL listed
. Alarm Relay rated at 120/240 VAC @ 1 OA to control HVAC 5D505-ADHR
power.
. Built-in Trouble Relay
SDSOS-ADHR Specifications SLC Current: .082 mA
Included Parts: Alarm Relay: 10A @ 120/240VAC
Metal housing with 7.5" exhaust tube 10A@24VDC
SD505-4AB detector base Trouble Relay: 2.5 A @ 30VDC
Installation template Air Velocity: 500-4000 fpm
(SD505-AP8)
4 mounting screws 300-4000 fpm 5D505-DT5
Accessories: (SD505-AIS) SDSOS-DTS Spedftcutions
Photoelectric Smoke Det.8D505-AP8 Sensitivity: 1.1 (SD505-AP8)
Dimensions:
Ionization Smoke Det.SD505-AIS 0.8 (SD505-AIS)
Height: 4.5"
Sampling tube for 6" to 2.5' duct width Ambient Width: 2.75"
STS-2.5 Temperature: 320F to 1000F Depth: 1-5/8"
Sampling tube for 2.5' to 5.0' duct (oac to 370C) Color: Red
width 8TS-5.0 Humidity: 10 to 85% RH
Sampling tube for 5.0' to 10.0' duct Dimensions: 10" H x 8.25" W x
width 8TS-10.0 2.25" D
Operating Voltage: 24VDCNDC, Color: Gray
120/240 VAC
Current:
Alarm: 75 mA @ 24 VDC
Standby: 35 mA @ 24 VDC
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SDSOS-ADH
Analog Dud Detector Housing <S>
The SD505-ADH analog addressable duct smoke detector detects MEA
smoke and products of combustion present in air moving through an
HVAC air handling system. The SD505-ADH is a heavy duty metal 429-92-E, Vol. 9
housing with a pre-installed detector base, compatible with the
SD505-APS Photoelectric smoke detector and the SD505-AIS APPROVED
Ionization Smoke Detector.
When smoke is detected in a duct, the unit communicates the con-
dition to the fire alarm control panel. The panel can be programmed
to turn fans, blowers, and other devices off or on.
Features
. Two-wire connection to SLC
. LED alarm indication and communication on sensor head
. Rugged steel backbox with clear plastic cover
. Installation template included
. Large terminal connection screws
. Interchangeable "plug-in" photoelectric or ionization heads
. UL listed, complies with NFPA 72 and 101
. CSFM listed
. MEAApproved 429-92-E, Vol 9
. FM Approved
Specifications
Included Parts: Metal housing with 7.5" exhaust tube
SD505-4AB detector base
installation template
4 mounting screws
Accessory model SDS05-APS Photoelectric Smoke Detector
numbers: SD505-AIS Ionization Smoke Detector
(parts not included SD500-ARM Relay Module
with SDSOS-ADH) STS-2.S Sampling tube for 6" to 2.5' duct width SD505-ADH Shown with Detector
STS-S.O Sampling tube for 2.5' to 5.0' duct width (Detector Sold Separately)
SDS-10.1 Sampling tube for 5.0' to 10.0' duct width Ambient Temperature: 320F to 1000F
Current: .5S mA (alarm and standby) (OOC to 37"C)
Air Velocity: S00-4000 fpm (SDS05-APS) Humidity: 10 to 85% RH
300-4000 fpm (SD505-AIS) Dimensions: 10' H x 8.25" W x 2.2S" 0
Sensitivity: 1.1 (SD50S-APS) % obs Color. Gray
0.8 (SDS05-AIS) % obs Compatible Control Panels
IFP-1000
IFP-100
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Farenhyt Monitors Dry Contacts
Standard size (SOSOO-AIM)
and miniature (SOSOO-MIM)
SD500-AJM I MJM
Addressable Input Modules
The S0500-AIM and S0500-MIM are addressable input modules for
use with the Farenhyt fire control panels. The S050Q-AIM and MEA <S>
S050Q-MIM are designed to be used with pull stations, water flow
switches, and other applications requiring dry contact alarm 429-92-E, Vol. 9
initiation devices.
APPROVED
The S05QQ-AIM addressable input module mounts to a 4"-square
box. The SOSOO-MIM mini input module fits inside a single gang
box. The modules are supervised, single input contact monitors.
Using an EOL resistor, they monitor for alarm contact closures and
for open circuit wiring fault conditions.
Features
. Operates on Class A (Style 6 & Style 7) or Class 8 (Style 4)SLC
Loop. ;;1
. Single contact monitor.
. Up to 127 modules per SLC loop.
. S0500-MIM mounts in a single gang box.
. SOSOQ-AIM mounts in a
4"-square or double gang electrical box, and has an attractive
ivory cover plate.
. S050Q-AIM/MIM are DIP switch programmable. n--'
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. Accepts up to 14 gauge wire.
. 80th modules UL 864 listed; comply with NFPA 72
. 2500 ft max. wiring distance from input module to contact.
. CSFM listed. SD500-AIM
. MEA 429-92-E, Vol. 9
. FM approved
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 24 VOC
Standby Current 0.55 mA
Alarm Current: 0.55 mA
SD500-M1M
Ambient Temperature: 320F to 1200F Compatible Control Panels
(DOC to 49OC) IFP-1000
Mounting: SO-SOQ-AIM: IFP-100
double-gang box or
4 n square electrical box
SO-500-MIM:
single-gang box
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Farenhyt Two Form C contacts, 2.0A @ 30 VDC
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SD500-ARM
Addressable Relay Module MEA
The SOSOO-ARM is an addressable device that adds two 0
Form C contacts to the Farenhyt system. The contacts are
rated at 2.0 amps @ 30 VOCor .6 amp @ 120 VAC. The 429-92-E, Vol. 9
SDSOa-ARM allows you to control a wide variety of normally APPROVED
open and normally closed applications, including elevator
recall, door closing, fan operation, and auxiliary notification.
And, because the relay module is addressable, these applica-
tions can be located at any point in the signaling line circuit.
Features
. Two sets of Form C contacts. (Double pull/Double Throw relays)
. Contacts are rated at 2A @ 30 VDC or .6A @ 120 VAC.
. Up to 127 relays can be used on each SLC loop. ;:;,)
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o Relay programming is completely flexible-can be mapped to
zone conditions.
o Polling LED visible through cover plate.
o UL listed, complies with NFPA 72. ['~~~
. CSFM approved
o MEA approved
o FM approved
Specificafions
Contact Rating: Form C
2A @ 30 VDC or
.6A@ 120 VAC
Standby Current: .55 mA
Alarm Current: .55 mA
Operating Temperature: 320F to 1200F (DOC to 490C)
Dimensions: 4-7/8"H x 4-7!8"W x 1"0
Mounting: 4-square
Compatible Control Panels
IFP-1000
IFP-100
7550 Meridian Circle
~ SILENT Maple Grove, MN 55369-4927
KNIGHT 1-800-328-0103
763-493-6455 (in Minnesota) PIN 350219, 12/01
@ Fax: 763-493-6475 Copyright IQ 2001 Silent Knight
http://www.farenhyt.com
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Dimensions
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SD500-ARM Wiring
~ SILENT 7550 Meridian Circle, Maple Grove, MN 55369-4927 ~~
1-800-446-6444 or in Minnesota 763-493-6435 ~-~'!l.l',~1l
KNIGHT FAX: 763-493-6475 ;~'~'!';:~~"'l:~
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Farenhyt Adds notification circuits to the SLC loop
SDSoo..ANM
Addressable Notification Module
The S0500-ANM gives you the flexibility to add notification circuits MEA
wherever you need them. The S0500-ANM is a supervised
addressable notification device that provides you with additional
notification circuits on the control panel SLC loop. Up to 127 429-92-E, Vol. 9
SD500-ANM modules per loop can be used. The SD500-ANM
provides a reverse polarity Class A or Class B notification appliance
circuit, with supervised aux power input. Each S0500-ANM is
provided power from a separate power supply and is controlled by
the main panel. Power can be provided near the signaling
appliance to reduce the wire gauge requirements. Power can also
come from a main power supply and be controlled separately by the
individual notification modules. The S0500-ARM can produce all 16 APPROVED
of the notification patterns available on the fire alarm control panel.
Features
. Class A (Style Z) or Class B (Style Y) Notification Circuit. ..
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. Flexible programming-choose the cadence pattern (twelve
standard & four user-defined). .,
. Polling LED visible through cover plate.
. UL listed, complies with NFPA 72.
. CFSM approved.
. MEA approved.
. Adds up to 127 independent output circuits on each SLC loop.
. Supervised auxiliary power input.
. Completely supervised.
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 24 VOC
SLC Current: .55 mA
Aux. Power Current:
Alarm: 56 mA
Standby: 6mA
Notification Appliance Current: 2 Amp max.
Operating Temperature: 320F to 1200F
(OOC to 49OC)
Mounting: 4-square
Compatible Control Panels
IFP-1000
IFP-100
7550 Meridian Circle
~ SILENT Maple Grove, MN 55369-4927
@ KNIGHT 1-800-328-0103
763-493-6455 (in Minnesota) PIN 350221, 11/01
Fax; 763-493-6475 Copyright @ 2001 Silent Knight
http;//www.farenhyt.com
Dimensions
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To Aux Power .
Class A Wiring
~ SILENT 7550 Meridian Circle, Maple Grove, MN 55369-4927 ~
1-800-446-6444 or in Minnesota 763-493-6435
KNIGHT FAX: 763-493-6475
" World Wide Web: http://www.farenhyt.com Made in the U.S.A.
PAM SERIES
MUL TI-VOL T AGE RELAY MODULES
The PAM Series Relays are encapsulated multi-voltage devices with "flying" leads that offer versatile, reliable performance
in a convenient package. Several of the versions contain a red LED which indicates when the relay coil is energized.
The PAM Series Relays are packaged with a self-tapping screw and a piece of double sided tape for easy installation
almost anywhere. The relays are also packaged with wire-nuts to aid installation.
PAM Relays are ideal for applications where remote relays are required for control or status feedback. They are suitable
for use with HVAC, Temperature Control, Fire Alarm, Security, Energy Management, Lighting Control Systems and
Building Automation Systems.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PAM-l
The PAM-l Relay provides 10.0 A form "C" contacts. The relay may be energized by
one of three input voltages: 24VDC, 24VAC, or 120VAC. The input voltages are polarity .~~
sensitive and diode protected. PAM-I Relays contain a red LED which indicates -:f?;
'i'T
when the relay coil is energized.
PAM-2
The PAM-2 Relay provides 7.0 A form "C" contacts. The relay may be energized
by one of fYio input voltages: 12VDC or 24VDC. The input voltages are polarity
sensitive and diode protected. PAM-2 Relays contain a red LED which indi-
cates when the relay coil is energized.
PAM-4
The PAM-4 Relay provides 10.0 A form "C" contacts. The relay may be energized
across a wide voltage range from 9VDC to 40VOC, making it ideal for 12VOC
and 24VOC EOL circuits. The l5mA operating current is constant across the
operating range. The input voltages are polarity sensitive and diode protected.
PAM-SD
The PAM-SO Relay provides 7.0 A form "C" contacts. The relay may be
energized by an input voltage between l8VDC to 32VOC, making it ideal
for 24VDC NAC circuits. The input voltages are polarity sensitive and diode
protected. The PAM-SO provides an additional set of wires for redundant
input voltage (circuit supervision pass through).
@ LISTED I CSFM LISTED MEA APPROVED
Distributed By:
Air Products and Controls Inc. -A-
1749 E. Highwood HALMA
Pontiac, M/48340 GROUP
(888) 332-2241
(248) 332-8807 Fax COMPANY
www.ap-c.com
WiRING
RELAY ENERGIZED LED
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HC CONTACTS ""H
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NO +24VDC @ 0.0154
12l1VAC @ 0.019A +12VDC @ 0.0154
24VAC @ 0.1l31A
~24VDC@0.0154 PAM-2
PAM-1
9VDC (,"~, J 18VDC (H~' J
TO YEl TO H YEt
40VDC HC 10.0 A 32VDC Ne 7.0 A
@ Bu( ORG CONTACTS ell (+) ORG CONTACTS
0.01511 H NO 0.015.0\ (+) RED NO
PAM-4 PAM-SD
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL NUMBER I PAM-1 PAM-2 PAM-4 PAM-SD
COIL VOLTAGE: 24VAC/24VDC/120VAC 12VDC/24VDC 9 to 40VDC 18 to 32VDC
POLARIZED: Yes Yes Yes Yes
ENERGIZED LED INDICATOR: Yes Yes No No
CURRENT REQUIREMENT:
@112VOC 1 SmA 1 SmA
@24VDC 1SmA 1 SmA 1SmA 1 SmA
@24VAC 31mA
@120VAC 19mA
CONTACT CONFIGURATION: (1) SPOT dry form .C" (1) SPOT dry form "C" (1) SPOT dry form "C" (1) SPOT dry form .C"
CONTACT RATINGS:
(contact rating/ power factor)
@SVDC 2S0IJA 1 .3S PF 2S0IJA 1 .3S PF 2S0IJA 2S0IJA 1 .3S PF
@24VDC 7A/.35PF 7A/.35PF 7A 7A/.35PF
@120VAC 10A 7A/.3S PF 10A 7A/.3S PF
WIRE LEADS: 6 "flying" leads 6 "flying" leads S "flying" leads 7 ''flying" leads
12"/18 AING 12-/18 AWG 12"/18 AING 12"/18 AWG
Wire-nuts provided Wire-nuts provided Wire-nuts provided Wire-nuts provided
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE: -S8"Fto 185"F -S8"Fto 18S"F -S8"Fto 18S"F -58'Fto 18S'F
(@ 100% RH, condensing) (-SO'C to 8S'C) (-SO'C to 8S'C) (-SO'C to 8S"C) (-SO'C to 8S'C)
CONS I KUC liON 100% potted (sealed) with "flying- leads
MOUNTING: Pre-drilled mounting screw hole and self tapping screw provided. Double sided tape provided.
DIMENSIONS:
H 1.S" (38.1 mm) 1.S- (38.1 mm) 1.S' (38.1 mm) 1 .S' (38.1 mm)
W l' (2S.4mm) 1" (2S.4mm) 1" (2S.4mm) l' (2S.4mm)
o 0.8' (20.3mm) 0.9" (23mm) 0.9' (23mm) 0.8" (20.3mm)
LISTINGS AND APPROVALS:
UL': UOXXJ2I7.S3403 UOXX/217.S3403 UOXX/217.S3403 UOXXJ217.S3403
MEA: 73-92-E Vol. 21 73-92-E Vol. 21 73-92-E Vol. 21 73-92-E Vol. 21
CSFM: 7300-1004:101 7300-1004:101 7300-1004:101 7300-1004:101
'UOXX=Conlrol Unit Accessories, System; 12=also Component; /7=also Certified for Canada
NOTICE; The infonnatbn contained In lt1is oocumert IS inlImde<J only as a summary and IS sub,.c::o change wrthout nOOce Tte prodUClS described h<Ne sp>c1f<: InstrucIionaV
installatlon documentation, which covers various technical, approval, coae, limitatioo ard liablity Information. Copies of this documentation along 'NittI arry general product
warning and limitatJon documents, which also contain important information, are prOlJided with the product and are also available from Air Products and Controls Inc
The information contained in all of mese document3 should be considered before spec;tylng or uSing ttle prodl..lC1:3. Any example applications shown are subject to the
most current enforced locaUnational COdes, standards, approvals, certifications, and/or the autnority having jUrisdiction. All of tr1ese resources; as well as the specIfic
manutactJrer of any shown or mentioned re1ated eqUlpnert. should t:e consutled pnor to any ImplementatJon. For fuf'tt)er IntarmatJon or asslStan:e a:mcemirg the productS,
contact A~ ProdLJdS and Controls Ire. AIr ProoUC1S and Conrrols Inc. feser\leS the nght to change arry ard all documentation witilout rotlCe.
~ Air Products and Controls Inc. 2003 DS-RL-1 VER0603
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LISTED
Carbon Monoxide Detector
FOR USE WITH ALA..RM CONTROL P A.l\fELS
CM-15/15A
i CAROON MOUOJOOE OEnCTOR
I .
!__ __ eM.'S SPDT alarm relay
~~~T:;:;lrr ~k .
. LED for operating status
. 12-24 VDC / 13-24 V AC Input
. Flush or surface mount
. Long life sensor
. All units individually calibrated ~~
FEATURES
. Listed to UL Standard 2075 for carbon monoxide detectors.
. Tested to UL Standard 2034 for carbon monoxide detectors.
. Smface mounts to a wall over a single gang electrical box.
. Flush mounts to the wall over a 4 X 4 or two gang electrical box.
. Small, low profJ.le, attractive unit in a white plastic case. It looks similar to a thermostat.
. Detector alarms at multiple levels of exposure to carbon monoxide based on time weighted averages of
the gas present.
. Inexpensive, easy to install. Microcomputer control allows mostly automatic operation.
. Test & Reset switch conducts internal tests and actuates relays.
. Visual display: GREEN - Normal operation.
FLASHING AMBER - Trouble Contact your installer or Macurco Tech Support
RED - Danger! Move to fresh air (hazardous condition is present.)
. Solid state sensor. No maintenance or periodic sensor replacement needed.
. SPDT Relay to connect to Alarm Control Panels or switch external alarm devices.
. Normally closed SPST Trouble relay provides means for system-wide supervision.
CONFIGURATIONS SPECIFICA TIONS
CM-15 Voltage: 12-24 VDC or 13-24 VAC (50-60 Hz)
SPDT Alarm Relay Current (standby): 45 ma @ 12V, 31 ma@ 24V
SPST Trouble Relay Current (alarm,CM-15): 62 ma @ 12V, 45 ma @ 24V
Current (standby, CM-15A): 47 ma @ 12V, 32 ma @ 24V
Current (alarm, CM-15A): 66 ma @ 12V, 46 ma @ 24V
CM-15A Size: 4 12 X 5 X 1 5/8 inch
SPDT Alarm Relay Alarm Relay: I Amp, 125V, 30V A
SPST Trouble Relay Trouble Relay: 0.5 Amp, 200V, 10VA
Loud Buzzer Buzzer Rating: 85 dBA at 10 Feet
(May be used with a Shipping Weight: One pound
UL Listed Class 2 Oper. Temp. Range: 320 to 1200 F
Power Supply) Alarm Setting: Per UL 2034 (Oct.98)
Color: White
Manllfac!ll.red By: Di:,trWllted By:
Macurco
3946 S. !viariposa Street
Englewood, CO 80110
303-781-4062 Fx: 303-761-6640 REV: 06/03
www.rnacurco.com
TYPICAL CONNECTION OF TVVO CM-15/15A's TO AN ALARM CONTROL PANEL
&ENSURE POWER IS OFF WHEN CONNECTING TERMINALS A AND 81
ULlisted Alarm Conlrol Panel
N.O. inibabng 0 CM-15 CM-15 N.C.
SPOTt:::: N.O.
dralit alarm
Q relay Cem.
Babery backed up 12 or "'>
24 VDC Power suppiy. Q ~~
Fuse or OJrrent limit at 0",
0.5 VA for each CM-1St "-~
0 ~ 0
o ~ 0 ~ A B
,
NOTE: CM-15/15A refers to both the CM-15 and CM-15A
1. The CM-15/15A is for use with U.l. Listed Alarm Control Panels (Fire or Fire/Burglar type or Critical Process
Management Equipment) that have 12 to 24 Vdc power and 12 to 24 Vdc alarm initiating circuits.
2. The Alarm Control Panel (Ul Listed Fire or Fire/Burglar type or Critical Process Management Equipment)
must be dedicated to CO detection or have alarm devices that provide a distinctive alarm for carbon
monoxide detection. Do not connect the CM-15/15A to Fire Alarm Circuits. For CM-15 installations, a Ul
Listed audible device must be connected that provides at least 85 dBA sound output
3. The CM-15/15A is intended for installation in buildings in non-hazardous locations such as residences, retail
stores, office buildings, and institutional buildings.
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4. The CM-15/15A is NOT intended for use in industrial applications such as refineries, chemical plants,
etc. The CM-15/15A is NOT intended for use in parking garages, as the controller of exhaust systems.
5. lOCATION: Place the unit at a level where people breathe: about 5 feet (1.5 meters) above the floor. Mount
the CM-15/15A in a vertical position on a wall or column. Do NOT mount the CM-15/15A in a comer.
6. SPACING: Use the same spacing as for smoke detectors- 30 foot (9 meters) centers, 900 sq. feet (83 sq.
meters) per detector.
7. INSTALLATION: In the configuration as normally shipped, the CM-15/15A has a three part case. This
allows the unit to mount flush to a wall over a single gang electrical box (not included). If the back cover is
removed (remove the two screws inside), the CM-15/15A Gas Detector mounts on a two gang, old work box
or a 4 X 4 electrical box, provided by the installer. The CM-15/15A has a terminal strip to connect the cables
from the control panel or other device. Access to the terminal strip will be easier if the back cover is
removed first.
8. The alarm control panel zone inputs must be terminated with end of line resistors (E.O.L.R.), that are
provided with the panel.
9. \^men using the Cl\1-15/15A wrth normally closed initiating circuits, use the "N.C:' and "COtv1" alarm relay
connections.
The CM-15 and CM-15A has not been evaluated as a stand-alone unit by U.L.
CM-15/15A CM-15 CONTROLLING A REMOTE ALARM
SPOTt:::: Alann Relay: SPOT,
alarm 1.0 Amps., 125Vdc, 30 VA
relay dry contacts, no pdartty
"'> +
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0",
"-~ The Blann must not require over
~ 0 1 amp.
A Trouble Relay: SPST
0.5Amp.200V. 10VA A
UL Usted Class 2 dry contact, no poianty
Power Source'
13 to 24 Vac 50-60 Hz +
ex 12-24 VDC, 1 VA
01/00
REV: 06/03
MACURCO GAS DETECTORS CM-I5 and CM-I5A INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION
The CM-15 and CM-15A ("CM-15/15A" when both units are referred to) are low voltage (12-24 VAC or VDC) all electronic
detectors of carbon monoxide. The CM-15/15A's are designed for connection to UL Listed alarm control panels (Fire or
Fire/Burglar or Critical Process Management Equipment).
NOTE: Any time the words "Control Panel" or "Alarm Panel" or "Alarm Control Panel" are used in these instructions, what is
meant is a UL Listed Fire or Fire/Burglar or Critical Process Management Equipment.
See the CM-151l5A data sheet for general information and wiring diagrams. Alarm control panels, that work on 12 or 24
VDC, can provide battery back-up to the CM-15/15A detectors. Additionally, the CM-15A may be used as a standalone unit
with a UL Listed class 2 power supply, however, UL has not evaluated the CM-15A in this configuration.
This carbon monoxide detector is designed to detect carbon monoxide gas from ANY source of combustion. It is NOT
designed to detect smoke, fIre or any other gas.
LOCATION N01ES
1. o Normal CM-15/15A location.
0 Bedroom 0 Bedroom 0 2 o Alternate CM-15!15A location.
Faml y room 3. Do NOT rnoWlt the CM-15!15A within
0 r-t 5 feet (Urn) of any cooking appliance. i
Garage Kitchen W Fireplace
LOCA TION
There are two usual sources of Carbon Monoxide (CO) in homes--defective heat sources (furnaces or wood burning stoves) and
automobiles running in adjoining garages. The CM-15/15A can provide protection from these sources, as well as from any
other sources of co.
For best protection, mount a CM-15/15A in the hallway near each bedroom area. In addition, another CM-IS/15A may be
mounted just inside the door from the adjoining garage. Consider placing another detector in a bedroom that is adjacent to a
furnace room.
Do NOT mount the unit in the garage. Do NOT mount the CM-IS/1SA where the normal ambient temperature is below 32
degrees F (0 degrees C) or exceeds 122 degrees F (SO degrees C), or within S feet (I.S meters) of a cooking appliance.
INSTALLATION
See the back of the data sheet for information on connections of the CM-IS and CM-I5A.
Motmt the CM-IS/1SA at the height that people breathe--four to fIve feet above the floor. Mount the unit vertically on a wall,
so the information on the front of the CM-IS/ISA can be read in a normal manner. The word TOP on the internal cover
indicates the normal mounting position of the detector.
In the coooguration as normally shipped, the CM-IS and CM-ISA have a three part case. This allows the unit to mount flush
to a wall over a single gang electrical box (not included). If the back cover is removed, (remove the two screws inside), the
CM-IS/1SA's mount on a two gang, old work box or a 4 X 4 electrical box, provide by the installer. The CM-IS/1SA's have
terminal strips to connect to the cables from the control panel or other device. \Vhen connecting the unit, follow good wiring
practices, and ensure the power is turned off. Access to the terminal strip will be easier if the back cover is off.
The relay of the CM-ISIlSA is dry contact. It is rated at I Amp, I2SV, and 30 VA When connecting the units to remote
buzzers or other devices (all buzzers or "other devices" must be UL approved), make sure that the load does not exceed this
rating. Make sure that power supplies to power the CM-1S/1SA do not have outputs greater than 26.4 volts or less than 10.8
volts. External buzzers must be capable of generating a sound output greater than 8S dBA
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
When the detector is first powered, the status light will alternately switch between RED and GREEN, as the unit
performs a two and a half minute warm-up and self-test procedure. On CM-15A units the buzzer will cycle twice, emitting it's
1 REV, 01100
characteristic 4-chirp tone. At the end of this 2 1/2 minute cycle, the status light will turn GREEN to indicate normal operation
and good, safe air. The alarm relay is energized during the 2 Y2 minute wamlUp cycle.
The CM-15/15A continuously monitors the air. If the CM-15/15A measures levels of CO greater than the danger level, the
RED light will turn on, the Alarm Relay will switch to actuate the alarm circuits in the control panel, and the buzzer on CM-
15A units will sound. The computer in the CM-15/15A is programmed to alarm if the danger levels of carbon monoxide is
exceeded, which are time and concentration related. The alarm points are 70 ppm of carbon monoxide after 60 to 240 minutes,
150 ppm of CO after 10 to 50 minutes, and 400 ppm of CO after 4 to 15 minutes, per UL Standard 2034.
WHEN AN ALARM OCCURS (INSTALLER NOTE: A placard with the information below should be posted near the
control/alarm panel.)
A WARNING Actuation of this device indicates the presence of CO which can be
FATAL. If alarm sounds:
1. Operate the reset button;
2. Call your emergency services ( ) [fire dept. or 911];
3. Immediately move to a location which has fresh air, outdoors or by an open
doorlwindow. DO A HEAD COUNT TO CHECK THA TALL PERSONS ARE ACCOUNTED
FOR. DO NOT REENTER PREMISES UNTIL THE EMERGENCY SERVICES
RESPONDERS HA VE ARRIVED, THE PREMISES HAS BEEN AIRED OUT, AND THE
ALARM REMAINS IN ITS NORMAL CONDITION.
4. After following steps 1 - 3, if your alarm reactivates within a 24-hour period, repeat ~:~
steps 1 - 3 and call a qualified technician ( ) to examine anellor
turn off appliances, vehicle, or other sources of combustion at once [furnace, water
heater, wood (coal, kerosene) burning stove or heater, RVautomobile, or the like.
CAUTION This detector will only indicate the presence of carbon monoxide gas at the sensor. Carbon monoxide may be
present in other areas. Accommodation spaces should be well ventilated when household cleaning supplies or similar
contaminants are used.
W ARNIN G This device may not alarm at low carbon monoxide levels, The Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) has established th.at continuous exposure to levels of 50 ppm should not be exceeded in an 8 hour
period. This alarm has not been investigated for carbon monoxide detection below 70 ppm.
Individuals with medical problems may consider using warning devices which provide audible and visual signals for carbon
monoxide concentrations below 30 ppm.
The following symptoms are related to CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING and should be discussed with ALL members of
the household:
Mild exposure: Slight headache, nausea, vomiting, fatigue (often described as "Flu-like" symptoms).
Medium Exposure: Severe throbbing headache, drowsiness, confusion, fast heart rate.
Extreme Exposure: Unconsciousness, convulsions, cardiore~;piratory failure, death.
Many cases of reported CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING indicate that while victims are aware they are not well, they
become so disoriented they are unable to save themselves by either exiting the building or calling for assistance. Young
children and household pets may be the fIrst affected.
NOTICE: Transient CO situations can occur:
1) Excessive spillage or reverse venting of fuel burning appliance caused by outdoor ambient conditions, such as:
i) Wind direction and/or velocity, including high gusts of wind. Heavy air in the vent pipes (cold/humid air
with extended periods between cycles).
ii) Negative pressure differential resulting from the use of exhaust fans.
iii) Simultaneous operation of several fuel burning appliances competing for limited internal air.
iv) Vent pipe connections vibrating loose from clothes dryers, furnaces, or water heaters.
v) Obstruction in or unconventional vent pipe designs which can amplify the above situations.
2) Extended operation ofunvented fuel burning devices (range, oven, frreplace, etc.).
3) Temperature inversions which can trap exhaust gasses near the ground.
7. RFV' 01/00
Transient CO situations (continued)
4) Car idling in an open or closed attached garage, or near a home.
The CM-15115A will automatically reset once the air clears.
RESETrrEST SWITCH
The switch on the front of the CM-15115A's, labeled "PUSH HERE TO TEST OR RESET" performs a dual function. During
normal operation., one push will place the unit into a test mode, where it will perform various tests, including switching the
alarm relay and turning the status light RED for five seconds, and the CM-15A buzzer will cycle twice during the 5 seconds.
When the alarm relay switches, the Normally Open contact becomes closed, and vice versa.
If the CM-15115A is in an alarm condition due to detection of carbon monoxide, one push of the switch will cause the alarm
buzzer to turn off, the status light to turn GREEN and the alarm relay to switch, after the five second test. If CO is still present,
the status light will again switch to RED and the alarm relay will close; and the buzzer will sound after a one-minute delay.
TROUBLE SIGNAL
The Trouble signal is determined by the configuration of the alarm panel. The CM-15115A trouble relay provides an open
circuit for actuation of the control panel circuits. See ERRORS below. Various parameters are continuously monitored by the
CM-15115A computer, and will open the Trouble relay when such a condition occurs. Failure of power supplies in the CM-
l5115A or a lack of power to the detector will result in the Trouble relay opening, and the status light will be OFF (blank). The
most common expected trouble would be a break in the wiring between the control panel and the CM-15115A.
ERRORS
The computer in the CM-15/15A continuously monitors various operating parameters. If a problem is found, the unit will
switch to an Error mode. The status light will flash AMBER, and the trouble relay will open. Turn off the power to the unit, ~!
wait a few seconds, then tu,,"1l power back on to reset the unit. If this problem persists, your detector requires repair.
WHEN A TROUBLE SIGNAL OCCURS
Call the alarm panel installer for advice. The CM-15/15A does not require periodic maintenance, and there is no field
calibration procedure. The unit should be returned to Macurco in order to comply with your Warranty.
SENSOR POISONS
The gas sensor in the detector is designed with extreme sensitivity to the environment. As a result, the sensing ftmction of the
tip may be deteriorated if it is exposed to a direct spray from aerosols such as paints, silicone vapors, etc., or to a high density of
corrosive gases (such as hydrogen sulfide or sulfur dioxide) for an extended period of time.
LIMITED WARRANTY
The CM-15 and CM-15A CO detectors are warranted to be free from defective material and workmanship for a period of two
(2) years from the date of manufacture (stamped on the unit). If any component becomes defective during the warranty period,
it will be replaced or repaired free of charge, if the unit is returned in accordance with the instructions below. This warranty
does not apply to units that have been altered or had repair attempted, or that have been subjected to abuse, accidental or
otherwise. The above warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties, obligations or liabilities. THE IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO A PERIOD
OF TWO (2) YEARS FROM THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE. Macurco shall not be liable for any incidental or
consequential damages for breach of this or any other warranty express or implied arising out of or related to the use of said CO
detector. Manufacturer or its agents liability shall be limited to replacement or repair as set forth above. Buyer's sole and
exclusive remedies are return of the goods and repayment of the price, or repair and replacement of non-conforming goods or
parts. (The Uniform Commercial Code applicable in the State of Colorado shall govern)
RETURN INSTRUCTIONS
Call (303) 781-4062 for a Return Authorization number. Then carefully pack the detector with a written description of the
nature of the return. Send the unit to the following address:
Macurco Ine.
3946 South Mariposa Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Electromagnetic RSG
330D E. 59th 81.
Fire Door Holders Long Beach. CA 90805
DH Series P: (562) 529 5100
F: (562} 529 5102
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DH( }FE DH( )FC DH( )FPC DH( )GC 1 DH{ )INC
(Bras.s ,Plated) (Chrome Plated) {PowdercOOted)
Description: DH series fire door holders are constructed of the finest materials and workmanship avai:1able. The door holder is
made of durable die-cast metal and offered in a high luster plated or powdercoated finish.
;
Other features Include standard dual voltage ac or de inputs of 12 & 24V, 24 & 120V and 24 & 220V models. \Nhile reducing
stocking requirements. model 24120 draws a mere .020 ma. @24VOC lowering overall job costs. nn large installations the cost
savings can 00 subslamial),
Other features: sing.1a or double cO,j[ floor mounting, surface mounting and direct wall mounting. No brackets are .required. The
PH series door holder offer$'. a new in$'.tallation te-cnnique using an adhesive templale assuring <!!ignment WithQut secondary
adjustments.
Accessories indude extension and misalignment rods (various lengths) enabling parallelis.m between door and wan at dlstances
greater than 12 inches and misalignment over 4 inches.
Aiding in instaUationis the alrCl'att quality DH drUI !hat reduces h'i$.taUation time and provide.s a near pertect alignment of
catch-plate and armature ~ again., lowering overaW Installation costs,
Basic units cffer superior holding force and low reSIdual magnetlsm. Models 1224 and 24120 can opetate at higher listed
Yoltages producing holding 'orees In e'xcess of 10Ofbs. (45.3kg.) For special applicatIons,
PERFORMANCE DATA: ORDERING JNFORMATION:
MODEL VOLTAGE DOmA AClmA Terminals lB. KG. DH = Doaf Holder :
1224 12\1 40 38 C&L 30 13.6 F = Flush Mount
24\1 40 Ju C&H 30 13,6 S = Surface Mount
24\1 20 19 C&L 40 18,1 R = Recessed
24120 10 _ C&H 35 15.8 G:: Ground Mount
..OV 20 P = Powdercoated
24420 24V 20 19 C&L 40 18,1 C = Chrome Plating
220\1 - 15 C&H 2511.3 8 = Brass Plating
1 = Single Coit
NOTE: Holding forces listed in above table correspond with shaded 2 = Double Coil
values, non shaded values are slightly jess. NOTE: #2 indicates double coil ground
mount model.
Exampl~: DH (24120) (S) (P) (C} (1)
MODEL VOLTAGE DelmA ACJmA Terminals LB. KG. j
Door holder
1224 24V 85 81 C&L 75 34.0
24120 120V - .100 C&L 110 49.8 ModelNoltage I
1224,24120,24220
HIGH HOLDING FORCEfSPECIALAPPLlCATlONS:
To obtam periormance values in table above apply hIgh listed voltage to low Mount Style
voltage terminals (C & L). Surface, Flush. Ground. Recessed"
NOTE: This configuration can only b-e applied to models 1224 & 24120, ;j
_",.'.d I
ACCESSORIES finish _.. _
- Chrome, 8~ss
Extensions: S~rf~C8 MOI.mUng: Coils
Extension rods DfiBB (back box) 1,2
-r-~~ ~~:-1 _ [>>.u .1 ACCE~SO~ES:
L'.:.- ~ i.. ._~.-. i 1--' h._.. Extensions.
fiS.~~- .1<T!!'IJ "1I~ ' :
.... .. .
.... '.. '. - ~ t-. -+ . + . 1 inch extension chrome.
. I !!!4----,--- t""" ~ ; 2-~' 1 Inch extension brass,
L. M_ 11. >: J .J .- -... J i 6D 1M\. - 1-112 Inch extension chrome
, 1.:rIII ........,. ,..l..."'-"-rlJIJl.El1t. :J...fY1G. I 1I:;l'...5.mJ.\. . '. >-
....rnn i 1-1/2 Inch extension brass.
I L- ...... .. I 2 inch extension chrome.
~- ---.. I 2 inch extension brass,
, 3 inch extension chrome.
2:: ) 3 inch e~en5ion brass... ..
4 inc:hadJustabrB extansJOn
chrome; . -'
Models Available
Strobes
Red White
S1224MC S1224M CW
S1224MCP S1224MCPW
S1224MCK
S1224MCSP
Horn/Strobes
Red White
P1224MC P1224MCW
P1224MCP P1224MCPW
P1224MCK
P1224MCSP
Horns
Red White
H12/24 H12/24W
H12/24K
Product Overview
Operates on either :12V or 24V SpectrAlert" Selectable Output Horns, Strobes, and Horn/Strobes offer enhanced fea-
Widest range of candela options: tures that include the widest range of candela options available and the capability to
12V: 15 and 15/75 candela recognize and self-adjust for either 12 or 24 volt operation. With an overall feature
24V: 15, 15/75, 30, 75, 110 candela set that combines performance, installation ease, flexibility, and a consistent,
aesthetically pleasing appearance, the SpectrAlert Selectable Output devices
Easy candela selection provide both the innovation and efficiency synonymous with the SpectrAlert name.
Lower current draw Performance. SpectrAlert selectable output wall-mount horns, strobes, and horn/strobes
Easy DIP switch selection for horn offer key performance features long associated with the SpectrAlert name. The select-
options able candela strobes and horn/strobes offer average current draws that are not only
Easy mounting with QuickClick™ lower than conventional fixed-candela SpectrAlert products, but also lower than similar
selectable candela products. By consuming less current, the ability to connec.1: even more
Synchronizable with MDl devices per loop is possible, resulting in a lower installed cost.
Sync .CircuiFM module Installation. SpectrAlert selectable output horns, strobes, and horn/strobes offer the
Meets UL197:t, NFPA 72, and ADA same installation-friendly features synonymous with the SpectrAlert name, such as the
signaling requirements option of 2- and 4-wire operation; the ability to use standard size backboxes with no
All strobe and horn/strobe models incorporate a encroachment into the box; and universal mounting incorporating the labor-saving
new patent-pending voltage booster design that QuickClick'" feature. Such labor-savings features make wire connections simple and fast,
has a more consistent flash bulb voltage over further reducing installed cost.
the range of candela selections. The benefit to Flexibility. SpectrAlert selectable output strobes and horn/strobes offer the broadest
the customer is a high quality strobe device. range of candela options_ In addition, the selectable output strobes and horn/strobes
can operate on either 12V or 24V, with no setting required; the device recognizes and
~ @ self-adjusts to the correct current automatically. Temporal 3 or Continuous tone options
continue to be available, in either an Electromechanical or 3kHz pattern.
USTED
S6612 Aesthetics. SpectrAlert selectable output horns, strobes, and horn/strobes incorporate
7125-1209:222 $40U
7135-1209:223 the same stylish, low profile design of the conventional SpectrAlert products, for a con-
<8> rvE4 sistent and aesthetically pleasing appearance across the entire product line.
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Engineering Specifications
General fire protectIve service. Horn/strobe shall be wired as a primary
SpectrAlert horns, strobes and horn/strobes shall be capable of signaling notIfication appliance and comply wIth the Americans
mounting to a standard 4' x 4' x 11/2- back box or a single gang with Disabilities Act requirements for visible signaling appliances,
2- x 4- X 17/s' back box using the universal mounting plate flashing at 1Hz over the strobe's entire operating voltage range.
included with each SpectrAlert product. Also, SpectrAlert prod- The strobe light shall consist of a xenon flash tube and associated
ucts, when used in conjunction with the accessory Sync-Circuit lenslreflector system. The horn shall have two tone options, two
Module, shall be powered from a non-coded power supply audibility options (at 24 volts) and the option to switch between
and shall operate on 12 or 24 volts. 12 volt rated devices shall a temporal 3 pattern and a non-temporal continuous pattern.
have an operating voltage range of 9-17.5 volts. 24-volt rated Strobes shall be powered independently of the sounder with the
devices shall have an operating voltage range or 17-33 volts. removal of factory installed jumper wires. The horn on horn!
SpectrAlert products shall have an operating temperature of strobe models shall operate on a coded or non-coded power sup-
320 to 1200F and operate from a regulated DC or full wave ply (the strobe must be powered continuously).
rectified, unfiltered power supply.
Synchronization Module
Strobe Module shall be a System Sensor Sync-Circuit_ listed
Strobe shall be a System Sensor SpectrAlert Model _ to UL 464 and shall be approved for fire protective service. The
listed to UL 1971 and be approved for fire protective service. The module shall synchronize Spe(.1:rAlert strobes at 1Hz ;md horns
strobe shall be wired as a primary signaling notification appliance at temporal 3. Also, the module shall silence the horns on horn!
and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act require- strobe models, while operating the strobes, over a single pair of
ments for visible signaling appliances, flashing at 1Hz over the wires. The module shall be capable of mounting to a 411/16- x
strobe's entire operating voltage range. The strobe light shall con- 411116- x 21/S' back box and shall control two Style Y (class B) or
sist of a xenon flash tube and associated lens/reflector system. one Style Z (class A) circuit. Module shall be capable of multiple
zone synchronization by daisy chaining multiple modules together
Horn/Strobe Combination and re-synchronizing each other along the chain. The module
Horn!Strobe shall be a System Sensor SpectrAlert Model shall not operate on a coded power supply.
_listed to UL 1971 and UL 464 and shall be approved for
Specifications
Walk Test Weight, horn only Voltages
SpectrAlert horn/strobe and horn only 7.2 oz. 12 or 24VDC and FWR unfiltered
work on .walk tests' with time dura- Weight, strobe and horn/strobe Operating voltage range
tions of 4 seconds or greater 8.8 oz. 12V: 8-17.5V; 24V: 16-33V
Input Terminals Mounting Operating voltage range (with
12 to 18 AWG 4* x 4- x 11/2- or 2* x 4* X 17/s- Sync -Circuit module, MDL)
Dimensions standard boxes 12V: 9-17.5V; 24V: 17-33V
Strobe and horn/ strobe with universal Operating Temperature (Indoor) U.S. Patent Numbers
plate
5- x 55/s- X 215/16- 320F to 1200F (OOC to 49OC) 5,593,569
5,914,665
Strobe and horn/strobe with small Maximum humidity (Indoor) 6,049,446
footprint plate 95% as tested per UL464
33/8* x 55/8- X 25/16- Outdoor (K Series) Operating Temperature
Horn with universal mounting plate -400F to 1510F
5- x 55/8- X 15/16- (-400c to 66OC)
Horn without mounting plate Outdoor rating
215/16* x 55/16- X 15/16- NEMA 3R (per UL 50)
SpectrAlert Current Draw Horn Current Draw Maasuremenb (RMS):
DC Operating Current- DC FWR
Strobe Selectable Horn Tones 12V 24V 12V 24V
Candela (mA RMS)
Series Settin 12V 24V Temporal Low Electromechanical 15 23 13 23
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 15 33 13 23
S1224MC 127 59
Strobes 127 69 High Electromechanical 36 53 20 44
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 43 57 21 40
90
160 No... Low Electromechanical 16 37 19 29
Temporal Volume
209 3000 Hz Interrupted 16 32 18 33
P1224MC 59 High Electromechanical 38 49 46 49
Horn/ Strobes Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 44 56 42 58
NOTE: Horn/strobe current draw can be calculated by adding the strobe
current draw to the hom current draw for the chosen setting.
SpectrAlert Mounting and Operation
Candela Selections Horn Sound Measurements (dBA): .,..
For strobe candela selection, adjust slide switch located on the .-,
',<
rear of the product while watching the viewing window on the Selectable Horn Tones 8-17.5V 18-33V
side of the reflector. T.....por..1 Low Electromechanical 67 75
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 68 75
Pennissible Candela Settings
Candela Operating Voltage High Electromechanical 71 80
Setting Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 72 81
12V 24V
15 OK OK Non- Low Electromechanical 71 79
T.....poral Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 72 79
15(75 OK OK
30 OK High Electromechanical 76 84
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 77 86
75 OK
1:10 I I OK
AOl33-00 DIP Switch Operation
Factory
OFF ON D"'.." ~ Sw''''
Low I: :-II""h [J
T empora! I_I I Nnn-TP.mpora! 10: ~
l~r" LID
Eleclromech. lIIC::J 3000Hz 0 0 Base (rear)
=
Typical weatherproof mounting with universal plate A0110-OO
rWBB
A0120-00
SpectrAlert Ordering Information
Model Description Model Description
P1224MC Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, red H12/24 Horn, 12/24 volt, red
P 1224MCW Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, white H12/24W Horn, 12/24 volt, white
P 1224MCP Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, H12/24K Horn, 12/24 volt, red, outdoor
plain housing Accessories
P1224MCPW Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, MOL Sync -Circuit Module, red
white, plain housing
P 1224MCK Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, MOLW Sync -Circuit Module, white
outdoor MOLA Sync -Circuit Module, red, Canadian model
P 1224MCSP Selectable Output Horn/Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, MOLWA Sync -Circuit Module, white, Canadian model
"FUEGO. housing S-MP Small Footprint Mounting Plate, red, for single-
S1224MC Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, red gang back box
S1224MCW Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, white S-MPW Small Footprint Mounting Plate, white, for single-
S1224MCP Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, plain gang back box
housing BBS Surface Mount Back Box Skirt, red
S1224MCPW Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, white, BBSW Surfac e Mount Back Box Skirt, white
plain housing O-MP Universal Mounting Plate (replacement), red
S1224MCK Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, O-MPW Universal Mounting Plate (replacement), white
outdoor
S1224MCSP Selectable Output Strobe, 12/24 volt, red, WBB Weatherproof Back Box
"FUEGO. housing
;1
Notes
All of these SpectrAlert produas are designed for wall mount only. All outdoor models Il!1!.tt use weatherproof back box model WBB. Installation of
less than 75 candela strobes may be permissible under the equivalent facilitation clause of the ADAAG (Sec. 2.2). However, it is the responsibility of
the person or entity designing the fire alarm system to determine the acceptability of less than 75 candela strobes. All 15175 candela strobes or horn/
strobes are recommended for 20' x 20' rooms or less.
System Sensor Sales and Service
System Sensor Headquarters System Sensor Canada System Sensor In China System Sensor - Far East System S8lIsor - India
3825 Ohio Avenue Ph: 905.812.0767 Ph: 86.29.8832.0119 Ph: 85.22.191.9003 Ph: 91.124.237.1770 x.2700
St. Charles. IL 60174 Fx: 905.812.0771 Fx: 86.29.8832.5119 Fx: 85.22.736.6580 Fx: 91.124.237.3118
Ph: 800/SENSOR2 System Sensor Europe System Sensor In Singapore System Sensor - Australia System Sensor - Russia
Fx: 630/377-6495 Ph: 44.1403.891920 Ph: 65.6273.2230 Ph: 613.54.281.142 Ph: 70.95.937.7982
www.systemsensor.com Fx: 44.1403.891921 Fx: 65.6273.2610 Fx: 613.54.281.172 Fx: 70.95.937.7983
o 2005 System Sensor. The company reserves the nght to change product specifications Without notice. AOS0325-005. 5/ 05.#1438
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ~ SYSTEM
Spectr AJert Selectable Output Strobes,
SENSOR 8
Horns, and Horn/Strobes
For use with the following models: 3825 Ohio Avenue, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Strobes - 12/24 volt: S1224MC, S1224MCW, S1224MCSP, S1224MCSPW, S1224MCP, S1224MCPW j-800-SENSOR2, FAX: 630-377.6495
Combo - 12/24 volt: P1224MC, P1224MCW, P1224MCSP, P1224.MCSPW, P1224MCP, P1224MCPW www.systemsensor.com
Horns - H12/24, H12/24W SPEClT~Jert
Suffix 'W- indicates white housing models. Suffix 'SP- indicates "FUEGO' (Spanish word for -FIRE") lettering on housing.
Suffix 'P" indicates plain housing (no lenering).
The Products to which this manual applies may be mvered by one or more of the
following U.S. Patent number.;: 5,914,665; 5,850,178; 5,598,139; 6,049,446; 6,133,843; 6,522,261; 6,661,337; 5.931.569; 6,i93,375; 6,822,400; 6,833,783; 6,838,997
Specifications
Automatic selection for 12 or 24 volt rated operation (DC or Full-Wave Rectified)
Electrical
For Horns, Strobes, and
Horn/Strobes Voltages: Regulated 12 DC/FWR and Regulated 24 DC/FWR
Operational Voltage Ranges: 12V=8-17.5 Volts; 24V= 16-33 Volts
Synchronous Applications
with MDL Module: 12V=9-17.5 Volts; 24V= 17-33 Volts
Operational Humidity Range: 10-93 % RH (non-condensing)
NUfE: Horn units will operate on walk tests with on-time durations of .25 sec. or greater.
Flash Rate: 1 flash per second l
Operating Temperature: 320 F to 1200 F (00 C to 490 C)
Selectable Light Outputs: All candelas are selectable via a manual slide switch.
12/24 Volt Applications: 15 or 15/75 candela
24 Volt Application: 30, 75, 110 candela
15/75 is listed at 15 candela per UL 1971 but will provide 75 candela on axis (straight
ahead). 15,30, 75, or 110 are rated for that candela.
Sound Output: Sound output levels are established at Underwriters Laboratories in their reverberant
room. Always use the sound output specified as UL Reverberant Room when compar-
ing products.
Listings: UL S5512 (Strobe); UL S4011 (Combo)
Note for Strobes: Do not exceed: 1) 8-17.5 or 16-33 voltage range limit; 2) maximum number of 70
strobe lights when connecting the MDL Sync module with a maximum line imped-
ance of 4 ohms per loop and; 3) maximum line impedance as required by the fire
alarm control manufacturer.
The models S1224MC, S1224MCW, S1224MCSp, S1224MCSPW; S1224Mcp, S1224MCPW; P1224MC, P1224MCW, P1224MCSp, P1224MCSPW, P1224MCP, and
P1224MCPW incorporate a. ne..v pa.tent-pending vol1age booster design tha.t has a more corl.sistent {lash bulh voltage over th.e range of C1lndela selectUlns. The
bene(il to the customer is a high quality strobe d.evire
General Description Fire Alarm System Considerations
The SpectrAlert series notification appliances are designed Temporal and Non-Temporal Coded Signals:
to meet the requirements of most agencies governing these The American National Standards Institute and the Na-
devices, including: NFPA, ADA, The National Fire Alarm tional Fire Alarm Code require that all horns used for build-
Code, UL, ULC, FM, CSFM, MEA. Also, check with your ing evacuation installed after July 1, 1996, must produce
local Authority Having Jurisdiction for other codes or stan- Temporal Coded Signals.
dards that may apply. Signals other than those used for evacuation purposes do
The SpectrAlert series can be installed in systems using 12- not have to produce the Temporal Coded Signal. Temporal
or 24-volt panels having DC or full-wave rectified (FWR) coding is accomplished by interrupting a steady sound in
power supplies. The series can also be installed in systems the following manner:
requiring synchronization (module MDL or compatible
equivalent required) or systems that do not require syn- ~
chronization (no module required). 'h Sac. II2Sec. 1/2 Sec. '''See. IhSec. 11/2Sec RepealS
en OIl On OIl en OIl
NUfICE: This manual shall be left with the owner/user of
this equipment.
D900- 28-00 j J56-j796-010R
Power Supply Considerations Typical wire size resistance:
Panels typically supply DC filtered voltage or FWR (full- 18 AWe solid: Approximately 8 ohms/l,OOO ft.
wave rectified) voltage. The system design engineer must 16 AWe solid: Approximately 5 ohms/I ,000 ft.
calculate the number of units used in a zone based on the 14 AWe solid: Approximately 3 ohms/I ,000 ft.
type of panel supply. Be certain the sum of all the device
currents do not exceed the current capability of the panel. 12 AWe solid: Approximately 2 ohms/l,OOO ft.
Calculations are based on using the device current found ift Example: ASSUIIle you have 10 devices OIl a zone and each
the subsequent charts and must be the current specified for requires 50 mA average and 2000 Ft. of 14 AWG wiring (to-
the type of panel power supply used. tal length = outgoing + return). The voltage at the end of the
Wire Sizes loop is 0.050 amps per device x 10 devices x 3 ohms/l,OOO
The designer must be sure that the last device on the circuit ft. x 2000 ft = 3 volts drop.
has sufficient voltage to operate the device within its rated Note: If class UK wiring is installed, the wire length may be
voltage. When calculating the voltage available to the last up to 4 times the single wire length in this calculation.
device, it is necessary to consider the voltage drop due to The same number of devices using 12 AWG wire will pro-
the resistance of the wire. The thicker the wire, the less the duce only 2 volts drop. The same devices using 18 AWG
voltage drop. Generally, for purposes of determining the wire will produce 8 volts drop. Consult your panel manu-
wire size necessary for the system, it is best to consider all facturer's specifications, as well as SpectrAlert's operating
of the devices as "lumped" on the end of the supply circuit voltage range to determine acceptable voltage drop.
(simulates "worst case").
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Figure 1A: Current Draw Measurements (RMS) Figure 18: Horn Sound Measurements (dB A):
NOTE: All 'S' and 'p' models were only tested at the 8-17.5 and
16-33 Volt-FWR/DC limits. This does not include the 80% low- Selectable Horn Tones IH7.5V 16-33V
end or 110% high-end voltage limits. Temporal Low Electromechanical 67 75
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 68 75
Strobe Current Draw Electromechanical 71 80
High
FWR DC Volume
Operating Operating 3000 Hz Interrupted 72 81
Current Current Non- Low Electromechanical 71 79
Candela Strobe Strobe Temporal Volume
3000 Hz Interrupted 72 79
Settin 12V
15 127 High Electromechanic al 76 84
1!i175 127 I I Volume I 3000 Hz Interrupted I 77 I 86 I
30
75 Figure 2: Candela Selections
110 For strobe candela selection, adjust slide switch located on the
Figure 1C: Horn Current Draw Measurements (RMS): rear of the product while watching the viewing window on the side
of the reflector.
DC FWR Permissible Candela Settings:
Selectable Horn Tones 12V 24V 12V 24V OIMnrtlng Voltag.
Candela
Temporal Low E1ectromechanlcal 15 23 13 23 setting 24V
Volume 12V
3000 Hz Interrupted 15 33 13 23 15 OK OK
High Electromechanical 36 53 20 44 OK OK
Volume 15/75
3000 Hz Interrupted 43 57 21 40 30 OK
Non- Low Electromechanical 16 37 19 29
Temporal Volume 75 OK
3000 Hz Interrupted 16 32 18 33 110 OK
High ElectromechanIcal 38 49 46 49
Volume 3000 Hz Interrupted 44 56 42 58 NOTE: SpectrAlert selectable output strobes, set at 15 and 15;7500,
automatically work on both 12V and 24V power supplies.
NafE: Regulated 12 DC, max operating current 44.4 mA NOTE: The strobe is not listed for 12V operating voltages
Regulated 24 DC, max operating current 57.0 mA when set to 3D, 75 or 110 candelas. Use only those settings
Regulated 12 FWR, max operating current 45.7 mA marked as OK in the chart above.
Regulated 24 FWR, max operating current 57.5 mA
NafE: Horn/Strobe current draw can be calculated by adding
the strobe current draw (Figure 1A) for chosen candela setting to
the horn current draw (Figure 1C) for chosen setting.
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Figure 3: Horn Factory Default Setting NaTE: The low volume setting of some tones must NOT be
The factoI)' default setting is High, Temporal 3, and Electro- used for public mode applications when the device is pow-
mechanical tone. ered from a 12-volt panel. Refer to the Sound Output Guide
Factory on the previous page.
OFF ON De"'" gSW",'
Low c::J:I!j] High [J Temp/Non-Temp
ON = NON-Temporal, OFF = Temporal
o @
T emporai I-I i M>>-T'"'P''''l1!rJ 3 KHz/Electromechanical
@@ ON = 3KHz, OFF = Electromechanical
Electromech. I-I I 3000Hz 0=0 Base (rear)
ADlIO-OO
Horn selections using 3-position DIP switch on horn/
strobe (refer to Figure 3):
NaTE: When powered from a FWR supply, the horn will
be modulated (turned on and off) by 120Hz causing it to
sound different than if powered by a DC supply.
High/Low Volume
ON = High Volume, OFF = Low Volume
I AWARNING I Check terminal polarity before wiring. For proper operation, make snre the correct wire :;.
polarity is applied to the unit. ',f
I
System Operation - Non-Synchronized Devices: Ftgure 6: Any combination of models powered by a
Figure 4a: Any combination of models powered by a 4-w..e circuit to provide independent horn and strobe op-
2-wire circuit: eration (remove factory installed jumpers, see Figure 8)
(+) HORNISTROBE Na:rE: Strobes must be powered continuously for horn operation.
(+)
lWO WIRE SYSTEM
ANY "'X OF MODELS
WIRED FOR TANDEM (+)
OPERATION
H H
0
R
N
System Operation - Synchronized Devices: H
Figure 4b: Any combination of models powered by a
2-wire circuit:
HORNISTROBE STROBE ONLY (+)
(+) (+) S
oJ lWO WIRE SYSTEM T
0 ANY "'X OF MODELS R
:i WIRED FOR TANDEM 0
OPERATION B
H E
SYNa-tRONIZA nON MODULE AOlll-OO ADm-OIl
Figure 5: Horns and strobes powered in tandem Figure 7: Horns and strobes powered independently
NarE: Supply power must be continuous for proper operation. (horn operated on coded power supply)
NarE: Strobes must be powered continuously for horn operation.
TANDEM OPERATION INDEPENDENT OPERATION
HORN/STROBE COMBO HORN AND STROBE
HORN +
Ham. FACTO At lNSTM.I..fO
JUMPER WIRES REYOVEO
TO NEXT STRa3.E +
FACTORY NOTE: STROBES YUST
DEVICE OR INSTALLED FROM: TO NEXT {<< HOOH. BE POWERED CONTINUOUSLY
EOL JUMPERS FACP, MODULE DEVICE OR FOR HORN OPERATION.
Strebe ... OR PREVIOUS EO L << smoeE
Strobe - Hem- - DEVICE
- TO NEXT {<< smalE- STROBE - FROM:
FAC? MOOULE (MDt..)
DEVICE OR OR PREVIOUS
EOL <<HORN _ \ HORN _ DEVICE
\ \
AD1l2-00 ~..."..--'"
\ SUtI<<'VI.icn of conMCtic:n
00 HOT ..lIow ~tiW" WI'.
I..-d. to extend ~ond swItch
l'Iou&in~ 00 NOT oap WI'." AD1l4-0Il
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Figure 8: Removal of horns and strobes from
mounting plates - ---
To remove units from mounting plates, insert Quick Click Re-
moval Tool as shown to unlock snap. While pushing in Re-
moval Tool to release the snap, pull back on the horn/strobe.
Hinge the horn/strobe module, disengage the Locking Rib,
and lift the horn/strobe away from the mounting plate.
Mounting Diagrams: Strobe or Horn/Strobe with small footprint
mounting plate: S-MP,S-MPW
Screw types used for mounting: 1. Mount plate to back
A - 8-32 x 'I. fiat head box using screws B.
B = 6-32 x 1'/.. pan head 2. Break off four tabs
from unit.
3. Complete field wir-
Strobe or Horn/Strobe with universal mounting plate: ing, making sure
wall opening is large
enough for terminals
to fit through.
0 4. Insert locking rib into AQ116-00
0 slot on plate.
S. Press into plate; unit will make a "click" when it has locked into place.
0 Strobe or Horn/Strobe surface mount:
4-INCHBACl(8CDl:
A0117..oo
0
l. Mount plate to back box using screws A, making sure 0
wall opening is equal to the plate opening. A011S-QO 0
2. Complete field wiring. 1. Mount skirt to back box
3. Insert locking rib into slot on plate. with screws A.
4. Press into plate, unit will make a "click" when it has 2. Complete field wiring.
locked into place. 3. Insert locking rib on unit into slot on skirt.
4. Press into skirt; UI'jt will ma.ke a "click" when it has locked into place.
(NarE: Strobe and skirt may also be mounted to a 2-incb box using screws
B instead of screws A.)
Please refer to insert for the Limitations of Fire Alarm Systems
I AWARNiNG I
Th. limitations of Hom/Strob..
The horn and!oc strobe w1ll not work wltlwul power. The hom/strobe gelS Its power from the The signal strobe may not be seen.. The electronic visual warning sigDa! uses an extremely fellable
Ilre/securtty panel monitoring the alarm s}'ltem. Il power is cut 011 tor any reason. the hom/strobe xenon flash tube. It fia5hes alleast once every second.. The strobe fllIlst not be installed in direct
will not provide the de,ired audio or visual waming. SUDligllt or areaa 01 high light inlerl3.ty (over 60 foot candles) where the visual fia5h nught be d1sre-
The horn may not be heard.. The loudness of the hom meets (or eu:eeds) current Underwrtter5 garded or not seen. The strobe may not be seen by the visually impaired..
Laboratones' standards. However. the horn may not alert a 50und sleeper or one who has recently The signal strobe rna:y cause selzu.res. IndiVlduals who have positive photol.c re5poQ:le to visual
used drugs or lw been drtnklng alcoholic beverages. The horn may not be heard il it u placed on a stimuli with seizures. such as persons with epilepsy. should avoid prolonged exposure to environ.
different floor trom the person in hazard or il placed too tar away to be heard over the ambient no1&e ments in which strobe signals, including this ,trobe. are activated..
such as traf.lic. air conditioners. machinery or music appliances that may prevent alert penlons from The stgnal strobe cannot opera" Irom coded power supplies. Coded power supplies produce
hearing the alarm. The hom may not be heard by persons who are hearing lmpau:ed.. interrupted power: The strobe must have an unintenupted :iOurce of power in order to opeI'ale cor-
NarE: Strobes must be powered continuously for horn operation. rectly. S}'ltem Sensor recommends thai the horn and signal strobe always be used in combination
50 that. the risks from any of the above limitations are minimized.
Thr...Vur llmlttld Warranty
System Sensor Warrants its enclosed horn. strobe. or hom/strobe to be free from delects in materials to: System Sensor. Retwns DepartmerlL RA . ~ 3825 Ohio Avenue. St_ Cb.arles, lL 6017~.
and worknLmshlp under nOI1ll<ll use and service for a penod 01 three years from date 01 manu. ptease include a note descrtbing the maliunCIlOn and suspected cause 01 failllre. The Company
facture. System Sensor makes no other express warranty lor this horn. strobe. or hom/strobe. No shall not be obligated to repair ex; repface trnits which are lound to be delective because of dam-
agent. representative. dealel; or employee 01 the Company lw the authortty to iner.....e or alter age. unreawnabie use.. modifications. or alterations ocoming after the date af manwactille. In no
the obligations or linutations 01 this Warranty. The Company's obligation of this Warranty shall be caoe sltaJlthe Company be liable lor any consequenllal or incdental darnage;llor breach or this or
linnted to the repair or replacement of any pan 01 the homo strobe. or horn/strobe which is round any other Warranty. expressed or implied whal5Oevel; even if the 10.. or damage ill caused by the
to be defective in materials or warkman..ship tmder normal use and service during the three year Company's negligence or faulL SOme sL1I.es do not allow the aclusion ex limitatim of inddenlal or
penod commenClllll with the dale or manufacrure. Alter phoning System Seo.so(, toil free number consequenllal damages, 50 the above imutatiOll ex; exclusion may not apply to yolL This Warranty
8OQ-SENSORl (736-7672) lor a Rerum Allthorizatloo number. ,end defe:!ive umts postage prepaid gives you 'pecilic legal nghts, and you may also have other rights wluch vary from slate to stale.
FCC Sbltement
SpectIAlen Strobes and Hom/StIobes have been tested and round to comply WIth the linnts lor a and. if not I..IUItalled and tl5ed in accordance with the instruction m.anual. may call3e harmful
Clas, B digltal device. pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limit, are designed to provide interference to radio commumcatlotl!. O~n.on of this equipment Ul a residential area is likeiy
rea:m.nable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a com~ to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference
meraal enVlIOIlment 'This equipment generates.. uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy at ws own expen5e.
D900-28-00 4 156-1796-01OR
.. 2005 System Sensor
Models Available
MOL (Red)
MOLW (White)
Canadian Models
MOLA (Red)
MOLWA (White)
Product Overview
Two wire operation from module Technology. The Sync-Circuit module synchronizes SpectrAlertO strobes at
to the devices 1 Hz and horns at temporal 3 over a single pair of wires. Patented module tech-
Silences horns over a two wire loop nology also allows the silencing of horns on horn/strobe models over a pair of
WIres.
Synchronizes strobes at 1 Hz
Synchronizes horns to temporal Application Flexibility. The Sync-Circuit module is designed to power and syn-
3 pattern chronize either two 3-amp circuits wired in Class B or one 3-amp circuit
powered as Class A. Should more than two zones require synchronization,
Patented technology additional modules can be added by interconnecting the "slave" input and
Allows slave module operation output terminals between modules.
Generates synchronized temporal 3 Additional Capabilities. The Sync.Circuit module is also designed to generate tem-
tone for Multi.Alert~ and PA400 poral 3 tone for System Sensor's Multi-Alert and PA400 Mini-Alert sounders.
horn products Existing installations can be upgraded to comply with NFPA 72.
Engineering Specifications
Synchronization Circuit Module shall be a System Sensor Sync-Circuit Model
listed to UL464 and shall be approved for fire protective service. The
module shall synchronize SpectrAlerr" strobes at 1 Hz and horns at temporal 3.
Also, the module shall be capable of silencing the horns on horn/strobe models,
@ while operating the strobes, over a single pair of wires. The module shall be
@ capable of mounting to a 411/1.'X 411/1."X 21/8" back box and shall control two
USTCD Style Y (class B) or one Style Z (class A) circuit. The module shall be capable
55512 CS548/549 of multiple zone synchronization by connecting multiple modules together via a
S40U slave-in/slave-out arrangemenr and re-synchronizing each other along the chain.
g Note: The module shall not operate on a coded power supply.
1'\ <$> M:A
~~V,;
1c5 apprond
7300-1209:179 OD4A7.A't 2"'-4-97.M
General Specifications
DimensIons Mounting Indoor Operating Temperature
5r;." L x 5'/," W 4".1.6'.4""6".2'11;" back box 32' to 120' F (0' to 49' C)
Operating Specifications
Operating Voltage Operating Voltage Range (12 V) MaXimum Load on Loop
12 or 24 VDC and FWR unfiltered 9 to 17.5 VDC 3 Amps/zone
Operaling Voltage Range (24 V) U.S. Patent Nos
17 to 33 VDC 5.598.139 5.850.178
Horns Silenced Over Two-Wire Circuit
1. Any mix of Horn/Strobes or Strobe only devices is acceptable
2. Horn control connects to Interruptible power source
MASTER MODULE SLAVE MODULE
FACP,1 HORN ZONE 1 ;:> FACP 12 HOON ZONE 1
(+) CONTROl. OUT TO NEXT CCfHROL OUT
NAC1 SPECTRALERT
H ~~OO
(+) ,.,1 zoo., zo.., r," ~ EOL N-C(1+) ZO'"
HAC2 H IN OUT H "' IN
H '> (-)
l+) {g '> (+) {g
NAC3 ZONe 2 ".He 1+1 NAC2 ZONE :I' S'l"NC 1+1
(-) IN ERROR H TO NEXT _ IN ERROR I..
$PECTR ALERT ( )
OEVlCE OR
8l SLAVE SLAVE fl..t EOl 1..1 SLAV! 3...A.VE f8
Q.; IN OUT H > Ht'N 0011.0 ~
· [!J . [!J All SpectrAlerl horns,
TEMP JUMPER Off TEUP JUUp!;'R Off horn/strobes, and strobes
will operate in sync.
Temp 3 Coding of Multi-Alert and PA400 Sounders
Strobes must be powered from non-coded supply
J HORN ZONE 1 ::>
CONTROL OUT
FACP TO NEXT
DEVICE OR
EOL
NAC1 (-.j ZONE 1 ZONE2 ~
H IN OUT
'>
NAC2 l~ f..ONE 2
TO NEXT
DEVICE OR
g} {B EOL
{-+l !tlAYE SLAVE (+-I
HIN OUTH
I I lie .q I Homowlllb.Tom;:;or'"
Ta.lP. JUMPER ON ooded and In .ync.
Ordering Information/Current Draw
M d I Average Current (mA) Peak Current (mAl In-rush Current (mA)
o e No. (Red) Model No. (White) Voltage
DC FWR DC FWR DC FWR
MOL, MOLW 12 10 12 30 31 87 122
MOLA (Canadian) MOLWA (Canadian) 24 11 15 35 37 198 262
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02004 System Sensor. The company reserves the nght to chooge product specificatiOns without no(lce. A05-1007-004-Sj04-#1287
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ~ SYSTEM
MDL Module SENSDR~
For use with the following series models:
H12/24, HC12/24, PA400, S1224MC, SC24XX., P1224MC, PC24XX, 3825 Ohio Avenue, St. Charles, 11lillOis 60174
SP2C24XX, SP2R1224MC, SP2W1224MC, CH24MC Add suffix "W" for 1-800.SENSOR2, FAX; 630-377.6495
www.systemsellsor.com
white models.
Refer to System Sensor product installation manuals
for model specifications. SPECTH~~ert
U.S. Patent Nos. 5,850,178 culd 5,598,139
Specifications
Input Voltage Range: DC or Full Wave Rectified
9 to 33 Volts
I ACAUTION I
When MDL module is used, supply voltage range at 12 volts: 9 to 17.5 VDC;
at 24 volts: 17 to 33 VDC
Maximum Load on Loop: 3A
Current: Average Peak In-rush
Voltage DC FWR DC FWR DC FWR
12V lOmA 12mA 30mA 31mA 87mA 122mA
24 V 12mA 15mA 35mA 37mA 198mA 262mA
Operating Temperature: OOC to 490C (320F to 1200F)
Listings: UL S4011 , S5512
Note for Strobes - Do not exceed: 1) 9-17.5 or 17-33 voltage range limits when the MDL module is used; 2) Maximwn
nwnber of 70 strobe lights when connecting the MDL Sync module with a maximum line impedance of 4 Ohms per
loop and: 3) Maximum line impedance as required by the fire alarm control manufacturer.
General Description through the MDL module. When either or both outputs
The MDL Module is designed to work with the SpectrAlert from the module are wired to the SpectrAlert products, the
series of horns, strobes, and horn/strobes to provide a horns and strobes in both zones will be synchronized.
means of synchronizing the temporal-coded horns, syn-
chronizing the one-second flash timing of the strobe, and The MDL module can be configured so that more than two
silencing the horns of the horn/strobe combination over a zones can be synchronized by the interconnection of the
two-wire circuit wpile leav:l.'1g the strobes active. slave input and output (see Figures 1 and 2).
NOTICE: This manual shall be left with the owner/user of Zone 1 Input: This input powers the MDL module. This
this equipment. input must have voltage present from the FACP
before anything will work. This also supplies
voltage to Zone 1 output.
Module Configuration This input only supplies voltage to Zone 2
Each MDL module has the capability of connecting two Zone 2 Input:
output. Note: If ZOlle 1 input is not powered,
Style Y (Class B) circuits or one Style Z (Class A) circuit: the notification devices attached to the ZOlle 2
output will not be powered.
The zone output(s) from the panel are connected to the Horn Control: This input enables the horns on the SpectrAlert
zone input(s) of the MDL module and the zone output(s) notification appliances. Voltage present means
from the MDL module are connected to the notification horns are enabled. No voltage present means
loop(s). Supervision is accomplished in the module by a horns are disabled.
direct connection between the zone input and the zone Slave In: Connects to Master MDL Module slave out.
output of each of L1J.e two zone circuits connected to the
normal end-of-line device. The FACP "sees" the EOL device Slave Out: COllnects to Slave MDL slave in.
D900-14-00 1 156-0983-014
Synchronize SpectrAlert Horns and Strobes Figure 1:
. Each module can power two 3-amp circuits wired in NOTE: If zone 1 output of module is connected to strobes
class B or one 3-amp circuit powered as Class A. or horn/strobes, zone 1 input supply poWer must
. Each module will synchronize 2 zones. be continuous for proper operation.
. Additional modules can be added and may be syn- MASTER MODULE
chronized to all other modules by interconnecting the
"slave" input and output terminals between modules.
I ACAUTION I NAC1
> 2 STYU. Y (CLASS B)
Horn control wiring must be contained within common HAC' l'l} IONIi:t
(-I ..
enclosure of module.
I ACAUTlON I
Slave Out - Slave In wiring must be contained within either
the common enclosure of modules or enclosures within 20
feet of each other with wiring inside conduit. (+,
NAC30llT
(Cm~"1 H
I ACAUTlON I (+,
HAC4 FlETURN
H TO NEXT
DEVICE OR
If Zone 1 input is not powered or fails during alarm, the .ot
notification devices attached to the Zone 2 output will not AD181.00
be powered. NOTE: The penel (or FACP) must be capable of providing SIyle Z (Cia.. A)
nomlcalion (or HAC) c1rcull/y. Con.un wnh panel manufacturer.
Controlling Sounder On/Off Over 2-Wires Using Figure 2:
Module Horn Control NOTE: If zone 1 output of module is connected to strobes
. Connect the current source to the horn control input. If
a zone output is used for the source, you must use an or horn/strobes, zone 1 input supply power must
EOL on the horn control input terminaL be continuous for proper operation.
. When multiple modules are used, the horn control cir- HORNS SILENCED OVER TWO WIRE CIRCUIT
cuits can be wired in parallel. If wired in parallel and a MASTER MODULE HORN CONTROL CONNECTS
zone output is used from panel, use an EOL on the last TO INTERRUPTABLE POWER SOURCE
module for supervision. MASTER MOOULE
F ACP .1
I ACAUTlON I \~} HOON
(+) CONTRa.. TO NEXT
HAC1 SPECTRALERT
Horn control wmng must be contained within cornman H DEVICE OR
(+) EOL
enclosure of module. HAC: ""
(-)
(+)
I ACAUTlON I HAC:
H
Slave Out - Slave In wiring must be contained within either
the common enclosure of modules or enclosures within 20
feet of each other with wiring inside conduit.
I ACAUTlON I St.A VI: MODULE
If Zone 1 input is not powered or fails during alarm, the FACP U
notification devices attached to the Zone 2 output will not
be powered. (+)
HAC1
H ""
Special Considerations (+) SYNC {8 ""
A latching relay contact is provided in case the synchroniz- NAC: ERROR (5 TO NEXT
H SPECTRALERT
ing signal to the notification devices is interrupted. The DEVICE OR
output can be wired so that a trouble signal will be annun- EOL
""
ciated at the paneL If the synchronization pulse fails in the All Spectr Alert horns,
MDL module, the strobes will shut off. Affi8Z-00 horn/strobes, and strobes
will operate in sync.
D90o- 14-00 2 156.0983-014
NaTE: The MDL Module is factory set with the sync error Figure 5: Wiring for Coded Supplies
contacts in the open state. These contacts may ANY SPECTRAlERT 5PECTRALERT
close during shipping. Approximately two seconds HORN STROBE HORN ONLY
MULTI CODE
after power-up, these contacts will open. SOURcE
HORN >Qro~
NarE: This contact could be wired to a separate monitor- pOWER :> :> ~~'6rOWER
ing input at FACP. MOL
I HC I STROBE :> 1 TO NEXT
POWER :> J DEViCE
OR EOl
Figure 3: Single MOL Using Sync Error
NarE: If zone 1 output of module is connected to strobes ~"
IN OUT
or horn/strobes, zone 1 hlput supply power must I I
be continuous for proper operation. A0265-00
NOTE: Horn control must be powered for horn/strobes to
,,} HORN ZONE 1 {2 operate the horn portion.
FACP --0. COKTAOL OUT d
"I} ZONE 1 ZONE 2 {2 NOTE: SpectrAlert horn-only and horn/strobe devices
NAC1
H IN OLfT H must be jumpered non-temporal for multi-code
0
sourcing.
NAC2 "'} ZONE 2 SYNC {"I lEOl
H IN ERROR L6-
Temporal Coding on MA12/24D and PA400 (Non-
~} SLAVE SLAVE {~ SpectrAlert Horns); See Figure 6
I -) IN OUT ,-) I Program module to provide temporai coding by inserting
o 0 .
r;1!Jl
TEMP. JUMPER OFF jumper plug per instructions.
. Connect only sounders producing a continuous tone to
SEPARATE
MONITORING the module zone output(s).
INPUT
AD262.o0
Figure 4: Multiple Devices Using Sync Error I ACAUTION I
NarE: If zone 1 output of module is connected to strobes Strobes cannot be used on a module providing temporal
or horn/strobes, zone 1 input supply power must coding to horns. Strobes must be wired for independent
be continuous for proper operation. operation.
MODULE 1
ZONE 1 {g NOTE: Temporal jumper should be inserted across both
FACP OUT 0 pins only on non-SpectrAlert products that are to
ZO~ {g be powered for temporal sound output.
NAC'
SYNC {I'I Figure 6:
HAC2 ERROR -1
NOTE: If zone 1 output of module is connected to strobes
g} ~LA" .~ {g or horn/strobes, zone 1 input supply power must
.[!] be continuous for proper operation.
TEMP. 4UMPER OFF
SEPAAA TE
MONITORING
INPUT O} HORN
COHTllOL
FACP 0 TO NEXT
DEVICE OR
MODULE 2 EOl
NAC1 "J ZOOE 1
Z"'JJ {g (-] IN
SYNC {2 >
NAC2 I'} ZOOE2
Z"'E2 {~ -, IN ERROR b
HAC3 OUT -I TO NEXT
0 DEVICE OR
?>} SlAVE SLAVE {2 EOl
HAC4 I:I} ~ONE 2 SYNC {I" EOL -! IN 0l.IT H
ERROR -) o 0 :>
~ Horns will be T empor1ll
@} ~UVE .~ {g TEMP. JUMPER ON coded and in sync.
I · [!]I AD263-DO A0l86-00
TEMP. JUMPER OFF
D900-14-00 3 156-0983 -014
Figure 6: Mounting Diagram
0 A
0 ~
OU~ 1
" A
0
0
1. Complete field wiring. AD266.QO
2. Mount unit to 411h6" backbox with screws A.
I AWARNING I
The limitations of Sounder/Strobes
The sounder and/or strobe will not work without power. The sounder/ for private mode viewing. The visual warning signal is suitable for direct
strobe gets its power from the fire/security panel monitoring the alarm viewing and must be installed within an area where it can be seen by
system. If power is cut off for any reason, the sounder/strobe wlll not building occupants. The strobe must not be installed in direct sunlight or
provide the desired audio or visual warning. areas of high light intensity (over 60 foot candles) where the visual flash
might be disregarded or not seen. The strobe may not be seen by the
The sounder may not be heard. The loudness of the sounder meets visually impaired and is not intended to meet American Disabilities Act
(or exceeds) current Underwriters Laboratories' standards. However, the (ADA) requirements.
sounder may not alert a sound sleeper or one who bas recently used drugs The signal strobe may cause seizures, Individuals who have positive
or has been drinking alcoholic beverages. The sounder may not be heard photic response to visual stimuli with seizures, such as persons with epi.
if it is placed on a different floor from the person in hazard or if placed lepsy, shouid avoid prolonged exposure to environments in which strobe
too far away to be heard over the ambient noise such as traffic, air con. signals, including tbis strobe, are activated.
dJtloners, machinery or music appliances that may prevent alert persons
from hearing the alarm. The sounder may not be heard by persons who The signal strobe cannot operate from coded power supplies. Coded
are hearing impaired. power supplies produce interrupted power. The strobe must have an unin.
terrupted source of de power in order to operate correctly. System Sensor
The signal strobe may not be seen. The electronic visual warning signal recommends that the sounder and signal strobe always be used in combi-
uses an extremely reliable xenon l1ash tube. It flashes at least once every nation so that the risks from any of the above limitations are minimized.
three seconds and exceeds current Underwriters Laboratories standards
Three-Vear Limited Warranty
System Sensor warrants its enclosed sync module to be free from delects Department. RA # . 3825 Ohio Avenue. St. Charles, lL 60174.
in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period Please include a note describing the malfunction and suspected cause
01 three years from date of manufacture. System Sensor makes no other 01 failure. The Company shall not be obligated to repair or replace units
express warranty lor this sounder/strobe. No agent, representative, dealer, which are lound to be delective because 01 damage. unreasonable use,
or employee 01 the Company bas the authority to increase or alter the modifications, or alterations occurring after the date of manufacture. In
obligations or limitations 01 tbis Warranty. The Company's obligation of no case shall the Company be liable for any consequential or incidental
this Warranty shall be limited to the repair or replacement of any part damages for breach of this or any other Warranty. expressed or implied
of the sounder/strobe whicb is found to be delective in materials or whatsoever, even if the loss or damage is caused by the Company's neg-
workmanship under normal use and service during the three year period ligence or fault. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
commendng with the date 01 manufacture. After phoning System Sensor's incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion
toll lree number 800-SENSOR2 (736.7672) lor a Return Authorization may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and
number. send defective units postage prepaid to: System Sensor. Returns you may also nave other rights which vary lrom state to state.
0900'14-00 4 156-0983-014
<02004 System Sensor
DTK-120 HW
I Electrical Specifications I
Class: AC Hard-Wired Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor
Installation Point: Single Circuit
Agency Approvals: UL, cUL 1449, IEEE C62.418
Connection Method: Hardwire parallel connection
Continuous Current: Unlimited (Parallel Installation)
Response Time: <5 nSec installed, <1 nSec component level
Diagnostics: Indicator Light
Service Voltage: 110/ 125 VAC
Surge Current: 22,5000 Amps (Max) 1
Max. Energy Dissipation: 190 Joules
MCOV: 130 VRMS / 185VPK
Operating Frequency: 50/60 Hz
AC Protection Modes: L-N, L-G, N-G
EMI/RFI Noise Filtering: Yes
Suppressed Voltage: 660V
Operating Temperature: -40 degrees C to +85 degrees C
Operating Environment: Outdoor use; Out of direct weather (5% to 100% non-condensing)
I Physical Specifications I
Housing: High impact plastic
Housing Color: Black
Housing Size: 3 in. x 1.5 in. x 1.5 in.
Weight: 0.181bs
DTK-120 HW INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
HARDWIRE 120VOLT SURGE PROTECTOR
WARNING: DITEK RECOMMENDS A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN INSTALL THE DTK-120HW.
CAUTION: MEASURE ALL VOLTAGES TO INSURE APPLIED VOLTAGE DOES NOT EXCEED THE VOLTAGE
RATING OF THE UNIT. IMPROPER INSTALLATION VOIDS THE WARRANTY. KEEP LEAD LENGTHS AS SHORT
AS POSSIBLE.
1. TURN OFF THE POWER AT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OR MAIN BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION.
2.IF NECESSARY, REMOVE FRONT COVER FROM THE PANEL.
3. REMOVE 1/2" KNOCKOUT ON SIDE OF PANEL BOX.
4. UNS CR EW NUT FR OM UNIT.
5. FE E 0 ALL WIR E S AND THE DTK-120HW NIPP LE THR OUG H KNOCKOUT HOLE THE N THR OUG H NUT,
TIGHTEN NUT SECURING THE UNIT AS SHOWN.
6. FOR ALARM/CONTROL PANEL INSTALLTION, REFER TO DIAGRAM #1. IN THIS APPLICATION, MAKE SURE
THE LEADS ARE AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE TO THE CONNECTION POINT (ISOLATED LUGS OR TERMINAL).
ALSO, ALLOW THE UNIT REACTION TIME BY ALLOWING 3'-6' OF CONDUCTOR LENGTH BETWEEN THE
DTK-120HW AND THE PANEL IT IS PROTECTING.
7. FOR ELECTRICAL PANELIDISCONNECT INSTALLATION, REFER TO DIAGRAM #2. IN THIS APPLICATION,
CONNECT THE DTK-120HW TO THE LOAD S IDE OF THE FUS E OR CIRCUIT BR EAKE R. ALS 0, MAKE SUR E
THE LEADS ARE AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE WITH THE GROUND WIRE BEING THE SHORTEST OF ALL.
GROUND RESISTANCE RULE: MAX GROUND RESISTANCE IS 25 OHMS,S OHMS OR LESS IS OPTIMUM.
THIS CANNOT BE AN ASSUMED VALUE AND MUST BE MEASURED TO ASSURE PROPER GROUNDING.
8. AFTER ALL CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AND NO HAZARDS EXIST, RESTORE POWER.
9. THIS DE VIC E IS SUIT AB LE FOR US E ON A CIR CUlT CAP AB LE OF DE LIVE RING NOT MOR ETHAN 10,000 R MS
SYMMETR ICAL AMPS, 600 VOL TS MAXIMUM.
10.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT: 1-888-472-6100.
DIAGRAM #1 ALARM/CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION DIAGRAM #2 ELEGRICAL PANEUDISCONNEG INSTALLATION
Isolated Terminal 12QVAC Power In ~ U '"";'"'"
I ALARM/CONTROL PANEL I L I
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Phvsical Soecifications
Product Description: 4 Pair Terminal Strip
Housing: High impact plastic
Color Black
Size 3.01 in. x 1.60 in. x 1.60 in.
Weight 0.200
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Electrical Soecifications
Class: Low voltage line protection
Installation Point: Wire entry to building
Agency Approvals: UL497B
Connection Method: Screw terminals, 22-14 awg wire
Continuous Current: Unlimited
Response Time: <5 nSec (Installed)
MCOV: 38VDC
Service Voltage: 30V
Max Energy Dissipation: 17 Joules
Typical Let Through Voltage: 42 - 52
Protection Modes: L - G (all lines protected)
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DTK-LVLP SERIES
LOW VOLTAGE LINE PROTECTION
I INS T ALLATION INS TR UCTIONS I
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NOTE:THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ON ISOLATED LOOP CIRCUITS, DATA,
OR LOW VOLTAGE TELECOMMUN!CAT!ON CIRCUITS.
1. BE FOR E BE GINNING INS T ALLA TION, DIS CONTINUE POWE R TO THE CIR CUlT.
2. THIS DEVICE MUST BE CONNECTED IN SERIES BETWEEN THE FIELD WIRING AND THE
EQUIPMENT TO BE PROTECTED.
3. SECURELY MOUNT THE BASE CLOSE TO THE CIRCUIT BEING PROTECTED USING THE
DOUBLE SIDED TAPE (SUPPLIED), OR TWO #8 SCREWS (NOT SUPPLIED).
4. ALLOW THE SURGE PROTECTOR REACTION TIME BY PROVIDING 3-6 WIRE FEET OF
CONDUCTOR LENGTH BETWEEN THE DTK- UNIT AND THE EQUIPMENT TO BE PROTECTED.
5. ALLOW FOR THE WIRE DISTANCE FROM THE SURGE PROTECTOR TO PROTECTED
EQUIPMENT TO BE GREATER THAN THE WIRE DISTANCE FROM THE SURGE PROTECTOR TO
GROUND.
6. USE ONE COMMON GROUND PER SYSTEM TO EliMINATE THE POSSIBILITY OF A
DIFFE R E NCE IN GR OUND P OTE NTIALS.
7. CONNECT SIDE #1 "IN" WITH THE INCOMING FIELD WIRES, AND CONNECT THE OPPOSITE
SIDE OF THE TERMINAL BLOCK TO THE EQUIPMENT TO BE PROTECTED.
8. AFTER ALL CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AND NO HAZARDS EXIST, RESTORE POWER.
9.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT: 1-888-472-6100.
SLOT
0.180" x 0.240.
TYP.2PLACES
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DTK-LVLP & LVLP-SCP SERIES
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12170 Sattery, Lead Acid, 12v, 18Ah
12250 Sattery, Lead Acid, 12v, 25Ah · Breakover Voltage, Telephone Line: 300 Volts.
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P124 24 Volts DC, 800mA Power Supply w/Enclosure
P1216 12 Volts DC, 1.5 Amp Power Supply · Ground Wire: 24" - 14 Gauge Stranded.
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P624 Power Supply & Sattery Charger
PD9 Power Distribution Module
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CONNECTIONS
EGND Connect to a good quality earth ground using a 14-16 gauge wire. Best choices of ground are: Copper or
EARTH galvanized rod (6' or longer) driven into the ground QB. a metallic cold water pipe. Do not use PVC pipe!
GROUND If all else fails, a less effective but alternative ground is the screw on the cover of an electrical outlet.
TELCO RING - Connect one side of the Incoming Telephone Line pair. (Commonly colored RED)
UNE 1 TIP - Connect the other side of the Incoming Telephone Line pair. (Commonly colored GREEN)
HOUSE R1 - Connect one side of the pair retuming to the House Phone(s). (Commonly colored BLACK)
PHONE 1 T1 - Connect the other side of the pair retuming to the House Phone(s). (Commonly colored YELLOW)
TELCO RING - Connect one side of the Incoming Telephone Line pair. (Commonly colored RED)
UNE2 TIP - Connect the other side of the Incoming Telephone Line pair. (Commonly colored GREEN)
HOUSE R1 - Connect one side of the pair retuming to the House Phone(s), (Commonly colored BLACK)
PHONE 2 T1 - Connect the other side of the pair retuming to the House Phone(s). (Commonly colored YELLOW)
J1 & J2 Utilizing individual 8 wire modular cords, connect the equipment to be protected (Digital Communicator,
SPIN RJ Telephone Key Set, etc.) to the modular jacks J1 and J2. For optimum surge protection the cords should
MODULAR be 3 feet or longer. Pins 4 & 5 are RING and TIP going to the equipment. Pins 1 & 8 are R1 and T1
JACK returning from the equipment. Pins 2 & 7 are shorted together by jumpers to create closed circuit tamper
loops for supervising the modular plug. To convert to resistored EOL circuits, cut the jumpers and attach
the required resistors in series with the jumpers.
To. Digital Communicator Jumper EOL shorts pins 2 & 7 for
Inputs On Control Panel tamper supervision of each plug
(l1PI GREEN Convenient points for
(RING) RED connecting a telephone
(T1) BROWN linemans testset
(R1) GRAY
Clasod loop {ORANGE
lor T,,"",,"," BLUE
Nal {YELLOW
Used BLACK
To Computer, Fax Machine, etc.
(TIP) GREEN :::===:J
(RING) RED :z>------"
(T1) BROWN
(R1) GRAY
Cia_loop {ORANGE
lor T,,"",,"," BLUE TELEPHONE LINE 2
House
Phone(s)
Line 2
House
Phone(s)
Line 1
UFETlME LIMITED WARRANTY
E1KProducts, Inc. ("Manulaaurer")warrantsto the original purctlaser(the 'CUS1Dmer") thatthe produc:ls tt manulac1lJres rProduct")shall be free from defects in material and
.....,rkmanshipat1ime otshipment MaruladlJre(sobligaoons under1t11s UmlledWarrarty shall be Ilmtedto repaitingorrepiaclng. atlls opIlon, free cj charge, anyprodLCtrellJmed
to Manufacturerlrelgtltprepald. Manufac1lJrershall haYe noobligation under this LlmttedWarranty orothelwise ~ (1) the ProIducthas been damaged ~ negligence, accident
mlshandlng, IIgtirllng or1lood, or other Ads olGod. (2)the Producthas notbeenoperated n accoJdancewllt11ls operating instructions. (3)theProducthas been atteredorrepared
~ anyone 0Ul>lide MarulaClue(sautholized Iacilttles (4) adaptations or accessories haye been made or attad1ed1D the ProdLCtv.nlch, in Manltadl.re(.sole del8rmlnation,
haye adversely alleded Ils performance. safety or reliability. Productlsucl1 as battenes andfusedtJanstormers have their ownwarrantie., and are not Included in thIS Limi1Bd
Warranty.
h Productsheuld mallunct1onorlail, contact ManulacllJrer or one otlls authorized distrtbute",tora ReturnAutholization (RA) number. Returned Prooucts mustindude a
complete descliptJonottheprobem, alongwrth the RA nLmberclea1ty marKed on outs;:;e ctthe pacl<age. MaruladlJrerv.illnotbe responsibelorarT)! unnecessal'/ items ncluded
With arT)! rellJrned Product
THISWARRANTY ISTHE EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY FOR ANY PRODUCT. MANUFACTIJRER SPECIFICALLY DISClAlMSANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF
ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLiED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF FlTNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OF MERCHANT ABILITY. MANUFACTURER
SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN TORT, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR SfRICT LIABILITY, AND SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY AT ALL FOR INJURY TO PERSONS OR
PROPERTY. MANUFACTURER'S LIABiLiTY FOR FAILURE TO FULFILL ITS OBLiGATION UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR ANY OTHER LIABILITY IN
CONNECTION 'NTH A PRODUCT SHALL BE LiMITED TOTHEAMOUNT OFTHE PURCHASE PRICE RECEIVED BY MANUFACTURER FORTHE PRODUCT. THE
REMEDIES Sf A TED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE THE CUSTOMER' S EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES AGAINST MANUFACTURER REGARDING ANY PRODUCT
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR ANY I NDI RECT, INCIDENTAL. SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,INCLUDING
LOSTPROFlTS AND REVENUES, INCONVENIENCE OR INTERRUPTIONS IN OPERATIONS, OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL OR ECONOMIC LOSSES OF ANY
KIND. THESE LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS ARE NOT MADEBY MANUFACTURER \^/HERE PROHIBITED BY LAW, SCMEST ATESPROHIBITLIMITATIONS
OF WAR RANTIES AND THE CUSTOM ER MA Y HAVE ADDfTlONAL RIGHTS IN THOSE Sf A TES.
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 980
Rev. 2-7/97
Fire Protective Signaling Cable Unshielded
Description: ~1iiiiiii
. ASTM bare copper ~ ..\it,,),,:,':':1::"':'''';;;''"C;'':\,-!\,f&'~''':'''''''1'';'"\'0.'
'~"~.' '7"'.'~'~ "'F~",.~ ~_. ,..."-:r.....,~; .::\' .,.
. PVC insulation
. Short overall twist lengths Mechanical Characteristics
(six twists per foot)
. Polyester binders as required NlI11ber of Pairs 1
. Overall PVC jacket
. Standard spool size 1000 feet A we Size 18
Rating: Stranding Solid
. NEC type FPLR Nom. Insulation .010
. (UL) or (ETL)us Listed Thickness (.25 mm)
. Constructed in accordance with Ul
Standard 1424 Nom. Jacket .015
. Complies with Ul 1666 Vertical Thickness (.38 mm)
Shaft (riser) Flame Test Nom. 0.0. .146
(3.71 mm)
. Meets 300 volt requirement as specified
in Section 760-51 (c) of the NEC Electrical Characteristics
Applications Nominal
Indoor Fire Alarm Cable for: 34 pfl ft*
. Audio Circuits Capacitance
. Control Circuits @ 1 KHZ 112 pflM*
. Initiating Circuits Conductor
. Notification Circuits 6.5Q
Color Code: I D.C.P_ (Resistance) I per 1000 feet' I
Conductors: 1. Black, 2. Red @ 200 C
Jacket Red, Blue, White, Yellow, or Green -Nominal capacitance betweoo conduclol1.
CAUTION: Dry locations only. The electronic
characteristics of this cable may change due to
excessive tension, crushing, and application of
pulling compounds during installation. This document is the property of WEST PENN WIRE. The
Information contained herein is considered proprietary and
WEST PENN WIRE not to be reproduced by any means without written
consent of WEST PENN WIRE.
724-222-7060
FAX: 724-222-6420
G~;.~~IIII1EHfFR : I, I : 1II11 ~.r~pa~,..,:=
P. O. Box 762, 2833 West Chestnut St. TOll FREE: 800-245.4964
Washington, PA 15301 PA CAll: 800-222.8883
~@ LISTED
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS: SOLID E-123774
Copper Standards: Underwriters laboratories Standard Ul-83, Ul-1063, Ul-758. STRANDED E-156879
Federal SpecificatIon A~A.59544
Conductor New York State DOS 16120-87-1222-1048
PVC ASTM Class B Stranding AWM Spec 1316, 1317, 1318,
1319,1320.1321
Insulation Canadian Standards Association C22.2 No. 75 Construction:
NEMA WC5/ICEA S-61-402 Conductors:
Packaging: 14 and 12 AWG - 4 x 500' spools, 2,000' per carton or Solid conductors. uncoated copper, per
2.500' reels. 10 AWG - 2 x 500' spools, 1.000' per ASTM B3,
carton or 2.500' reel. 8 AWG - 500' carton. 1.000'.
2,500', or 5.000' reel. 6 AWG - 500'.1,000'.2,500', Stranded conductors uncoated copper per
or 5,000' reel. 4 AWG through 1000 KCMIL- 500', ASTM B3, ASTM B787and ASTM B8.
Nylon 1,000', or longer lengths on reels. Conductors Insulation:
Jacket
Application: Color-coded. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) , heat.
Encore Type THHN-THWN-2 building wire is intended for and Moisture-resistant. flame-retardant
compound per Ul-83 and UL-1063.
general purpose applications as defined by the National Jacket:
Electrical Code (NEe). Suitable for new construction or rewiring A tough, polyamide, outer-nylon covering
for 600-volt applications. When used as type THHN or THWN. per Ul.83 and Ul-1063.
2. conductor is suitable for use in wet or dry locations at temp- Features:
eratures not to exceed 90.C, or not to exceed 7S.C in oil or Slick. outer-nylon jacket for easy pulling.
coolants. When used as type MTW. conductor is suitable for use VW.1 rated 14 AWG - 1 AWG. 1/0
in dry locations at 90.C. or not to exceed 60.C in wet locations AWG and larger is rated for CT use. 6
or where exposed to oils or coolants. When used as type AWM AWG and larger is rated for Sunlight
temperatures should not exceed 10S.C in dry locations. Resistance in all colors. All sizes are rated
"Gasoline and Oil Resistant II."
Print Legend:
Insulaliolt My/all .. Approx-. Conductor Sizes 14 AWG through 10 Awg Solid:
.' _...~...- -;- i1ticlomrS' .tcRkef ~,. AIIowaIHa AliIplmIIe$ Jppm. E12377 4 (SIZE) AWG TYPE THHN OR
Size . Ko~ot: PVC ThIdcness. . Dfometer- Shipping
AWG Size Srrands: (mils) (milS) (rnches} 6QoC 75.0 C 90'" Lbs./M.ft. THWN-2 GASOLINE AND Oil RESISTANT
14 Solid 15 4 0.102 15 15 15 17 II VW 1 600V (Ul) OR AWM OR C-(UL)
12 Solid 15 4 0.118 20 20 20 25 TYPE T90 NYLON OR TWN 75 FT1
10 Solid 20 4 0.150 30 30 30 39 Conductor Sizes 14 AWG through I AWG Stranded:
14 19 15 4 0.110 15 15 15 18 E156879 (S!ZE) AWG TYPE MT\^I OR
12 19 15 4 0.128 20 20 20 27
10 19 20 4 0.161 30 30 30 40 THHN OR THWN-2 GASOLINE AND OIL
8 19 30 5 0.212 40 50 55 69 RESISTANT II VW 1 600V (Ul) OR AWM
6 19 30 5 0.250 55 65 75 109 OR C-(Ul) TYPE T90 NYLON OR TWN 75
4 19 40 6 0.318 70 85 95 166
3 19 40 6 0.345 85 100 110 202 FT1 DATE/TIME/OPER
2 19 40 6 0.375 95 115 130 254 COIlductor Sizes I/O AWG - 500 KCMIL Stranded:
1 19 50 7 0.430 110 130 150 316
1/0 19 50 7 0.470 125 150 170 398 E156879 (SIZE) AWG OR KCMll TYPE
2/0 19 50 7 0.515 145 175 195 488 MTW OR THHN OR THWN-2 GASOLINE
3/0 19 50 7 0.565 165 200 225 603 AND OIL RESISTANT II SUNLIGHT
4/0 19 50 7 0.620 195 230 260 731
250 37 60 8 0.730 215 255 290 903 RESISTANT FOR CT USE 600V (UL) OR
300 37 60 8 0.780 240 285 320 1058 C-(Ul) TYPE T90 NYLON OR TWN 75 FT1
350 37 60 8 0.830 260 310 350 1211 DATE/TIME/OPER
400 37 60 8 0.880 280 335 380 1332
500 37 60 8 0.970 320 380 430 1735 Conductor Sizes 500 KCMIL - 1000 KCMIL Stranded:
600 61 70 9 1.060 355 420 475 1990 E156879 (SIZE) KCMll TYPE MTW OR
750 61 70 9 1.170 400 475 535 2468 THHN OR THWN-2 GASOLINE AND OIL
1000 61 70 9 1.300 455 545 615 3263
Ampacity shown atxwe is per the 2002 Notional Electrical Code. RESISTANT II SUNLIGHT RESISTANT FOR
The above data is approximate and subiect 10 normal manufacturing tolerances. CT USE 600V (UL)
DATE/TIME/OPER
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Rechargeable Sealed Lead-Acid Battery
PS-12330
12 Volt 35 Amp. Hrs.
Features:
. Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology for
superior performance.
. Valve regulated, spill-piCof constiUction.
. Power/volume ration yielding unrivaled
energy density.
. Recessed fold-down handles for safe and
easy handling.
. Approved for transport by air. D.G.T., lATA,
F.AA and C.A.B. certified.
. U.L. recognized under file number MH 20845.
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PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
12 volts (6 cells in series)
(1.75 A to 10.50 volts). ...........:....................................... ..... ................ ........ ............... ............... .... ... ..... ...... .;.....35.0 A.H.
(3.30 A to 10.50. volts).........;........................................................................................................................... 33.0 A~H.
(6.20 A to 10.20 volts)' ........................_...........,............................................................................................... 31.0 A.H. .
(25.0 A to 9.00 volts) ......~................................................................................................................................25.0 A.H;
(70.0 A to 8.25 voits) ........................................................................................................................;.............. .17$ A.H..
.Weight. ........ ...... ................. .................;...........................;;............ ............ ...... ............. ...................... ......... 26.5 pounds (12.0 kg)
Density (20 hour rate).........................................................:.....................................1.72 Watt-hours/cubic inch (104.7 Watt-hours/I)
Energy (20 hour rate)..:.............................................;.........:..................................... 15.85 Watt-hours/pound (35.0 Watt.hours/kg)
Resistance (Fully Charged Battery}.......,...........:................................................................................ 5.6 milliohms (approximately).
Discharge Current ( ;:: 7 Min.)..................................;............;.................................................................................... 100 amperes
Short-Duration Discharge Current. ( ;:: 7. Sec.)........................................................................................................300 amperes
Terminals............................................................................................ "NS": Heavy duty terminal posts with nut and bolt fasieners
Life - % of nominal capacity at 680 F (200 C)
1 Month.... ........... ............. .... ........... .................:............................... ........ ........ ............. ...;.. .... ........ ...... ...... ............ ..... ........ .......... 97%
3 Months..... ......... ...... ......... ......... .......... .......... ........... .................... .:. .................. ....... .... ....... ........ .... ............ ..... .... ............. ...... 91 %
6 Months.................. .......... ..... ......... ................ ......... ........... ..... ..................... .................. ............ ............ ..................... ..... ........ 83 %
Temperature Range
-4aF (-20aC) to 122"F (50aC)
Discharge. .......... ............................................................................................ .................................. ...................... -4aF (.20aC) to 1400F (60aC)
Case............................... ................. ............................ ........... .......... ........ .............. .......... ....................................... ........................... ASS Plastic
TECHNICAL DATA: PS~12330
CONSTANT POWER DISCHARGE RATINGS
FINAL WATTS PER CEll @ 25" C
MODEL VOLTAGE
5 M1N 10 M1N 15 MiN 20 M1N 30 M1N 60 MIN
1.75 245 170 135 108 80 45
PS-12330 1.70 251 174 138 110 82 47
1.67 258 176 140 113 83 48
Discharge Characteristics Shelf Life and Storage
(V) 100 Ola'!Jil'9isrd
14.0 A~~len1 Temperature 20"C {sa"F} ~ necesl;ary unless
1 OO'l'.bf capacity
13.0 g is req'~!red.
Gl - - - .......... '" 80 ~t.fue
E12.0 -.. -- tt: S"C
-- - \ \ c: " use .specessary
g 11.0 -- - "'- .!:! (4~ F) tl) ~elB rerover
\ i: 60 lUll cqpacily.
OJ \ f.---' Gl -"1>. fail
.......1-- 3.5A.1.75A OJ ~:%I
c: 10.0 I y 7.0A tt:
E 17.5A l: capaC#y. Co net
Qj 9.0 Final "0 Ie! baI1eries reach
l- V 37~ '" this't'.
Voltage Co "'"
8.0 '"
I I TOA I u 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
1.2 2.4 6 12 2436481 2 4 6 8 10 20 40 Standing Period
min.--*- hrs.
Discharge Time
CHARGING
Cycle Applications: Limit initial current to 10A. Charge until battery
Discharge Time vs. Discharge Current voltage (under charge) reaches 14.40 to 14.70 volts at 680F (20oC).
Hold at 14.40 to 14.70 volts until current drops to approximately 350mA
20 "Float" or "Stand-By" Service: Hold battery across constant voltage
15 source of 13.50 to 13.80 volts continuously.
10 NOTE: Due to the self-discharge characteristics ofthis type of battery,
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Model Number Product Description
12 Volt, 1.3 Amp Hour
am . Size: L=3.82" x W=1.77" x H=2.24"
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ELK-1212 . Weight = 1.28 Ibs
. Terminal = F1-Faston Tab No. 187
12 Volt, 3.3 Amp Hour
'. ELK-1233 . Size: L=5.27" x W=2.64" X H=2.6"
. Weight = 2.87 lbs
. Terminal = F1-Faston Tab No. 187
II 12 Volt, 5 Amp Hour
ELK-1240 · Size: L=3.5" x W=2.75" x H=4.17"
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. Terminal = F1-Faston Tab No. 187
12 Volt, 8 Amp Hour
. ELK-1270 . Size: L=5.94" x W=2.56" X H=3.98"
= \.^Jeight = 6.17 Ibs
· Terminal = F1-Faston Tab No. 187
12 Volt, 12 Amp Hour
. ELK-12100 . Size: L=5.94" x W=3.9" x H=3.94"
. Weight = 8.82 Ibs
. Terminal = F1-Faston Tab No. 187
. 12 Volt, 18 Amp Hour
ELK-12170 · Size: L=7.12" x W=2.99" x H=6.57"
" . Weight = 13.67 Ibs
. Terminal =F1-M5 bolt & nut
12 Volt, 25 Amp Hour
II ELK-12250 . Size: L=6.53" x W=6.89" x H=4.96"
. Weight = 20.06 Ibs
. Terminal = 81-M5 bolt & nut
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Sealed Lead Acid Battery
ELK-1280 12 Volts, 8 Ah
ELK Sealed Lead Acid Batteries are excellent for the
following applications with regard to size, Amp hour rating,
and proper terminal connections: battery backup (for
Access Control Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, and
Security Alarm Systems), emergency lights, lighted exit
signs, and uninterruptible power supplies.
SPECIFICA T10NS:
. Nominal Voltage: 12 Volts
. Rated Capacity: 8 AH (20 hour rate) U.L. Recognized
. Length: 5.94" (151 mm)
. Width: 2.56" (65mm) Two Year Warranty
. Height: 3.74 (95mm)
. Total Height: 3.98" (101 mm)
. Weight: 6.17 Ibs (2.8kg)
. Terminals: F1-Faston Tab No. 187
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
20 hour rate (0.375A) 8AH
Capacity 10 hour rate (0.71A) 7.1AH
77DF(25DC) 5 hour rate (1.27 A) 6.37 AH
1 hour rate (4.5A) 4.5AH
Internal Resistance, 10mQ
Fully Charged Battery (7TF)
104 OF (40DC) 102%
Capacity affected by 7TF (25DC) 1000/0
Temperature (20 hour rate) 32DF (ODC) 85%
5DF (-15DC) 65%
Cycle: Initial Charging Current less than 2.25A
Charge Constant Voltage Voltage 14.4V - 15.DV at 7TF(25DC)
Standby: Voltage 13.5V - 13.8V at 7TF(25 DC)
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Residence Inn - Battery Calculations
Pg 1 - Cover sheet
Pg 2/3 - Ferenhyt IPF 1000 FACP/DACT Battery Sizing Calculations
Pg 4 - Ferenhyt IPF 1000 FACP PCL and Voltage Drop Cales
Expander # 1
Pg 5 - Silent Knight 5499 Battery Sizing Calculations
Pg 6 - Silent Knight 5499 Per Circuit Loads & Voltage Drop Calculations
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Residence Inn
IPF 1000 Fire Alarm Control Panel - Battery Calculations
Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device
For each device use this formula: This column X This Column =
IPF 1000 Fire Panel 1 Standby: 140 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 260 mA
Addressable SLC Devices 111 Standby: 0.55 mA
Alarm: 0.55 mA
SD500-AIM 21
SD500-MIM
SD500-PS 54
SD500-ARM 16
SD505-AHS 6
CM-15A 3
SD505-APS 11
SD500-ANM
AUX POWER Standby: 8 mA
Alarm: 60 mA
SLC 16 Standby: 0.55 mA
Alarm: 0.55 mA
SD500-SDM
SLC Standby: 0.55 mA
Alarm: 0.55 mA
AUX PWR Standby: 20 mA
Alarm: 106 mA
SD500-DTS
AUX POWER Standby: 220 mA
Alarm: 10 mA
SLC Standby: 10 mA
Alarm: 0.55 mA
ACCESSORY BASES
SD505-RB Standby: 0.082 mA
Alarm: 0.082 mA
SD505-6SB
AUX POWER Standby: 1 mA
Alarm: 32 mA
SLC 386 Standby: 0.082 mA
Alarm: 0.082 mA
SD505-ADHR
AUX POWER Standby: 35 mA
Alarm: 75 mA
SLC 7 Standby: 0.082 mA
Alarm: 0.082 mA
SD505-DTS NONE - INCLUDED WITH SD505-ADHR WORST CASE
SD505-ADHR NONE - INCLUDED WITH SD505-ADHR WORST CASE
SLC ISOLATOR DEVICES
SD505-L1M Standby: 0.092 mA
SD505-61B Alarm: 0.092 mA
continued
02-D3 IPF 1000 FACP Battery SiZlng calculations.xls 12/812005 11:34 AM
Residence Inn
ACCESSORIES MODULES
5815XL SLC Expander 3 Standby: 55 mA
(3 maximum) Alarm: 55 mA
RA-1000 Remote Fire Alarm 1 Standby: 20 mA
Annunciator (8 maximum) Alarm: 25 mA
5824 Serial/Parallel Module Standby: 45 mA
(2 maximum) Alarm: 45 mA
5895 XL IntelliKnight Power 1 Standby: 10 mA
Expander (8 maximum) Alarm: 10 mA
5496 Intelligent Power Module Standby: 10 mA
Alarm: 10 mA
5865-4 LED Annunciator Standby: 10 mA
(with reset and silence switches) Alarm: 10 mA
5865-3 LED Annunciator Standby: 35 mA
Alarm: 145 mA
5880 Generic LED Driver Module Standby: 35 mA
Alarm: 200 mA
5883 Relay Interface Standby: o mA
Alarm: 220 mA
A Total System Current
Alarm/Standby:
Alarm/Standby:
Alarm/Standby:
B Auxiliary Devices Current OmA
see load sheet Alarm: o mA
Alarm mA
Alarm mA
Alarm mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit o mA
0 Total current ratings of all devices in system in mA (Line A + line B + Lince C) 437.076 mA
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line 0 x .001): 0.437076 A
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72. chapter 1.1-5.2.5): 60 H
G Muiiiply lines I:: and F. I otai Standby AH 26.22456 AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = .0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H. Total alarm AH
J .. Add lines G and I. Total Ampere hours required
*" add 20% safety margin of 5.254276186 for total
BATTERIES SUPPLIED ARE: 2 35 Batteries Sufficient
. If you are using door holders. you do not need to consider door holder current for alarm/battery standby,
because power is removed during that time. However, during normal operation, door holders draw current
and must be included in the 5.0 Amp total current that can be drawn from the panel.
02-C3IPF 1000 FAC? Battery Sizing calculations.xls 12181200511:34 AM
RESIDENCE INN
FARENHYT IFP 1000 - Fr.". ,..,;ACT
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
I
Amp draw
Device ty pe each CKT #1 CKT #2 CKT #3 CKT #4
WAll MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 S1224 ~ 15 CD 0.043
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2 S1224 @ 30 CD 0.067
3 S1224 @ 75 CD 0.123
4 S1224 @ 110 CD 0.140
EXPANDER TRIGGER 0.015 2
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WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
5 P1224 @ 15 CD . 0.068
6 P1224 @ 30 CD 0.092
7 P1224 @ 75 CD 0.148
8 P1224 @ 110 CD 0.165
9 PAM-1 0.015 10
PER CIRCUIT DRAW 0.15 0.03 0 0
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 0.180 AMPS
I
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 0.15 0
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOl 500 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 0.394 14 0.000
CiRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE I 4110 USABLE I
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 1.64% 23.606 0.00% 24.000
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 0.03 0
DISTANCE 10 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 0.002 14 0.000
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 0.01% 23.998 0.00% 24.000
I
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
VARIABLES I I
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD - IN FEET ,
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW I I
[CIRCULAR MIL -- IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST
'VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT I
I
USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
WIRE SIZE (AWG) I 12 14 16 18 20
CiRCULAR MILS (C.M.) I 6530 4110 2580 1620 1020
,COPRER RESISTANCE is 10.8 OHM PER LM
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Residence Inn Expander #1
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #1
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: This column X This Column =
5499 Distributed Power Module Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
8 Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 4876 IT'A 4876 IT'A
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 4876 mA
D Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x .001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2.5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = .0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 0.98414966 for total
I Batteries Provided are 2 7.00 AH I
. If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alarmlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time.
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__I RESIDENCE INN_
I Silent Knight 5499 Expander #1
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
Amp draw
Device ty pe each P1 P2 B1 SPARE
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 RSS 24MCW~ 15 CD 0_041
2 RSS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0_063
3 RSS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.109
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4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270
SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032 48 56
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW @ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
8 'NS 24MCW@ 75 CD 0.129 12
9 NS-24MCW ~ 110 CD 0.167
IPER CIRCUIT DRAW 1.536 1.792 1.548 0
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 4.876 AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 1.536 1.548
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 2.018 14 3.661
CiRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE . 8.41% 21.982 15.25% 20.339
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 1.792 0
DISTANCE 350 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 3.296 0 0.000
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 13.73% 20.704 0.00% 24.000
INOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
VARIABLES I
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD -IN FEET
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW I I
ICIRCULAR MIL - IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST
VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT
USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE I
WIRE SIZE (AWG) 12 14 16 18 20 I
CIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) 6530 4110 2580 1620 1020 I
ICOPRER RESISTANCE IS 10.8 OHM PER LM I
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Residence Inn Expander #2
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #2
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: X This Column = Current per number of devices
5499 Distributed Power Module Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
B Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 5407 mA 5407 mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 5407 mA
0 Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x ,001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2.5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (Forexapmple, 5 minutes = ,0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 0.99299612 for total
Batteries Provided are " "7 "" AH
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* If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alannlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time.
07 5499 #2 Battery Sizing calculations, xis 1218/2005 11 :34 AM
RESIDENCE INN
Silent Knight 5499 Expander #2
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
Amp draw I
Device type each P3 P4 I B2 B3
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 RSS 24MCW@15CD 0.041
2 RSS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.063
3 RSS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.109 4
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4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270 , 2
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SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032 48 30
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW@ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
8 NS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.129 15
9 NS-24MCW @ 110 CD 0.167
PER CIRCUIT DRAW 1.536 0.96 0.976 1.935
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 5.407 AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 1.536 0.976
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 2.018 14 2.308
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE I
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 8.41% 21.982 9.62% 21.692
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 0.96 1.935
DISTANCE 350 VDROP 300 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 1.766 0 3.051
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 7.36% 22.234 12.71% 20.949
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
VARIABLES I
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD -IN FEET
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW I
CIRCULAR MIL -- IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST
VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT I
I
,USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
WIRE SIZE (AWG) 12 I 14 16 18 20
CIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) 6530 I 4110 2580 1620 1020
COPRER RESISTANCE IS 10.8 OHM PER LM I I
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Residence Inn Expander #3
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #3
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: X This Column = Current per number of devices
5499 Distributed Power Module Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
8 Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 5464 mA 5464 mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 5464 mA
D Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x .001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2.5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = .0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 0.99394574 for total
Batteries PiOvided are 2 "7"" AH
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" If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alarmlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time.
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RESIDENCE INN
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Silent Knight 5499 Expander #3
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
--.
Amp draw B6
Device ty pe each B4 B5 P5 SPARE
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 IRSS 24MCW@15CD 0.041
2 RSS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.063
3 RSS 24MCW@ 75 CD 0.109 6 8
4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270 3 4
SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032 64
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW @ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
8 NS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.129
9 NS-24MCW @ 110 CD 0.167
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! PER CIRCUIT DRAW 1 .464 1.952 2.048 0
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 5.464 AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 1.464 2.048
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 1.924 14 4.843
CiRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 8.01% 22.076 20.18% 19.157
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 1.952 0
DISTANCE 350 VDROP 300 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 3.591 0 0.000
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 14.96% 20.409 0.00% 24.000
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
VARIABLES
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD - IN FEET
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW
f-- CIRCULAR MIL - IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST I
VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT! I
USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
rWIRE SIZE (AWG) I 12 I 14 16 18 20
ICIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) I 6530 I 4110 2580 1620 1020 I
ICOPRER RESISTANCE IS 10.8 OHM PER LM I I
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Residence Inn Expander #4
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #4
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: X This Column = Current per number of devices
5499 Distributed Power Module Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
B Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 6700 mA 6700 rrA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 6700 mA
0 Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x .001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2.5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = .0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 1.0145375 for total
I Batteries Provided are 2 7.00 AH I
* If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alarmlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time.
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RESIDENCE INN I ~- 1
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Silent Knight 5499 Expander #4 ___-L I ---
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
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Amp draw
Device type each B7 P6 P7 B8 I
I
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 RSS 24MCW@ 15 CD 0.041
2 RSS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.063
3 .RSS 24MCW@ 75 CD 0.109
4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270 I
SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032 48 48
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW@ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
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8 NS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.129 11 14
9 NS-24MCW @ 110 CD 0.167
PER CIRCUIT DRAW 1.419 1.536 1.939 1.806
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 6.rOO AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 1.419 1.939
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 1.864 14 4.586
I CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 7.77% 22.136 19.11% 19.414
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 1.536 1.806
DISTANCE 350 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 2.825 0 0.000
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 11.77% 21.175 0.00% 24.000
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
VARIABLES I I
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD - IN FEET
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW i
CIRCULAR MIL -- IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST i i
IVDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT
iUSABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
WIRE SIZE (AWG) 12 14 16 18 20 I
CIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) 6530 4110 2580 1620 1020
COPRER RESISTANCE IS 10.8 OHM PER LM i
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Residence Inn Expander #5
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #5
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: This column X This Column =
5499 Distributed Power Module 1 Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
8 Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 4906 mA 4906 mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 4906 mA
0 Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x ,001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2,5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = ,0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 0,98464946 for total
I Batteries PiOvided are 2 7.00 AH
* If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alarmlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time,
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RESIDENCE INN
Silent Knight 5499 Expander #5
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
Amp draw
Device ty pe each B9 B10 B11 B12
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 RSS 24MCW@ 15 CD 0.041
2 I RSS24-NiCW @ 30 CD --"~---- f----
0.063
3 RSS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.109 1
4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270 2
SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW@ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
8 NS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.129 10 9 14
9 NS-24MCW @ 110 CD 0.167
--I PER CIRCUIT DRAW 1.29 1.161 0.649 1.806
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 4.906 AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 1.29 0.649
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 1.695 14 1.535
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 7.06% 22.305 6.40% 22.465
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 1.161 1.806
DISTANCE 350 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 2.136 0 0.000
CIRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 8.90% 21.864 0.00% 24.000
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WITH CIRCULAR MIL METHOD
Iv ARIABLES
AMP LOAD IS THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUIT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD -IN FEET
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW
ICIRCULAR MIL -- IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST
VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUIT I
USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
IWIRE SIZE (AWG) 12 14 16 18 20
ICIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) 6530 4110 2580 1620 1020
COPRER RESISTANCE IS 10.8 OHM PER LM
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Residence Inn Expander #6
5499 Power Extender - Battery Calculations Exp #6
Standby Alarm
Device # of Devices Current Per Device Current Current
For each device use this formula: This column X This Column = Current per number of devices
5499 Distributed Power Module Standby: 75 mA
(Current draw from battery) Alarm: 175 mA
A 5499 Current 75 mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
Alarm/Standby: mA mA mA
B Auxiliary Devices Current mA OmA
see load sheet 1 Alarm: 2326 mA 2326 mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
Alarm mA mA
C Notification Apppliances Circuit 2326 mA
D Total current ratings of all devices in system (Line A + line B + Lince C)
E Total current ratings converted to amperes (Line D x .001):
F Number of Standby hours (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter 1,1-5.2.5):
G Multiply lines E and F for Total Standby AH
H Alarm sounding period in hours (For exapmple, 5 minutes = .0833 hours)
I Multiply lines E and H for Total Alarm AH
J Add lines G and I for Total Standby and Alarm Load Total Ampere hours required
Add 20% safety margin of 0.94166666 for total
Batteries PiOvided are 2 "7 'v, AH
I t.uu
* If you are using door holders, you do not need to consider door holder current for alarmlbattery standby
because power is removed during that time.
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RESIDENCE INN ~-~8
Silent Knight 5499 Expander #6
PER CIRCUIT LOADS AND VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
I I
Amp draw I
Device ty pe each B13 B14
WALL MOUNT STROBE ONLY
1 RSS 24MCW~ 15 CD 0.041
--
2 RSS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.063
3 RSS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.109 1
,
4 RSS 24MCWH @ 185 CD 0.270 2
SOUNDER BASES FOR AUX DRAW
5 SD505-6SB 0.032
WALL MOUNT HORN/STROBE
6 NS-24MCW@ 15 CD 0.061
7 NS 24MCW @ 30 CD 0.085
8 NS 24MCW @ 75 CD 0.129 13
9 NS-24MCW @ 110 CD 0.167
PER CIRCUIT DRAW 0.649 1.677 I 0 0
TOTAL AMPS ON POWER SUPPLY 2.326 AMPS
VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS
CKT #1 CKT #3
AMP LOAD 0.649 0
DISTANCE FROM SOURCE TO EOL 250 VDROP 450 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 0.853 14 0.000
CiRCULAR MiL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 3.55% 23.147 0.00% 24.000
CKT #2 CKT #4
AMP LOAD 1.677 0
DiSTANCE 350 VDROP 0 VDROP
WIRE GUAGE 14 3.085 0 0.000
CiRCULAR MIL 4110 USABLE 4110 USABLE
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE 12.85% 20.915 0.00% 24.000
NOTE: BATTERY CALCS DONE WiTH CiRCULAR MIL METHOD ,
VARIABLES
AMP LOAD is THE CURRENT DRAWN FROM A NAC CIRCUiT - IN AMPS
DISTANCE - THE DiSTANCE FROM SOURCE TO LOAD -IN FEET I
WIRE GUAGE - SEE CHART BELOW ,
CIRCULAR MIL - IS THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE WIRE GUAGE CHOSEN I
VOLTAGE DROP PERCENTAGE - PERCENT OF VOLTAGE LOST ,
VDROP - THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF VOLTS DROPPED ON CIRCUiT
USABLE - VOLTAGE LEFT AFTER DROP VOLTAGE IS SUBTRACTED FROM SOURCE
iWIRE SiZE (AWG) 12 14 16 18 20 ,
ICIRCULAR MILS (C.M.) 6530 4110 2580 1620 1020 I
,COPRER RESISTANCE is 10.8 OHM PER LM
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