HomeMy WebLinkAboutFIRE ALRAM SUBMITTAL - 07-00297 - Lincoln Elementary - Fire Alarm SystemDOLLAR TREE
VA Y RIVER C N R SHOPPING C N R
125' VALLEY RfVER CENTER, UNIT `C'
NA'T'IONAL GUt1RDIAN SECURITY
870 N. Dorothy Drive, Suite 710
Richardson-, TX 75081
(800)720-.1102
CHARLES R. SMITH
APS 0236 and NICET Level IV
Certification #079171
Questions should be directed to Charly Smith @ 1-800-720-1102
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SUBMITTAL OUTLINE
06/12/07
1, LOCATION
Dollar Tree
Valley River Center Shopping Center
125 Valley River Censer, Unit
Rexbur, ID 8X440
iI. CODES
A. NFPA 72 (2002.), Chapters 1-S, Certified as —Remote Station (Sprinkler Supervisory)
B. NFPA 70 NEC
C. Local pity & State
III. CONTROL EQUIPMENT
A.
(I)Mrrtone/Fire
Shield (MIR-FS1004)w/D1g1'ta1D1'aler
B.
(1)
Remote System Indicator (FSRSI)
C.
(2)
Remote done Indicateres (FSRZI)
D.
(z)
AmseGo sync Module (SMD 10-3A)
IV. INITIATING
DEVICES
A.
(1)
Smoke Detector Head (Mir -tone MC30CJ) (Panel Protection)
B.
(1)
Smoke Detector Base (Mil -tone CSBU-1)
C.
(3)
Pull Stations (Potter #P32 -1'I' -LF)
D.
(1)
Connection to existing 'mater Flaw Switch
E.
(3)
Connection to existing Tamper Switches
F.
(I)
Connection to existing Duct Detector with Remote Test Switch (General Alarm)
V. NOTIFICATION DEVICES
A.
(2)
Strobe Only -walk
mounted -Patter (AS24-15307'5W) IScd
B.
{4}
Strobe Only -ceiling mounted - Amseco (SL24C-30751 IOW} 30cd & 11Qcd
G.
(8)
Horn/Strobe -ceiling mounted - Amseca (1S,H24C-30751 IQW) ?Scd & f 1(3cd
D.
(1)
Horn/Strobe - WP wall mounted —Potter (SASH. -24) 117cd
VI. ZONES
Z 1. (1) Water Flow (panelprogranimed Alarm circuit)
Z2_ (3) Tamper Switches (panel programmed Supervisory circuit)
Z3. (1) Smoke Detector (Panel Protection)
Z4. (1) Pull Station
Z-)-. (1) Pull Station
Z6. (1) Pull Station
Z7. (1) Duch Detector -- RTU -1 (Powered and Installed by Others) with Remote
Z$. (1) Spare Zane
L9. (1) Spare Zone
Z10. {1} Spare Zone
V11. WIRING
A. Class B. Style A 18/2 P ini"ti .tin circuits)
B. Class B5 Style Y 16/2 FPLPti i n circuits
VIII. LISTING
A. All Equipment is U.L. Listed
IX. POWER SUPPLY
A. Primary — 110'V AC on Dedicated Outlet
B. Secondary — (2) 12V 7Ah Batteries (24 hours standby and 5 minutes alarm)
X, ALARM SUPERVISION
A. Human ` Site Personnel
B. Monitonnor Station'. National u r li n Security
N. Dorothy Drive Suite 7 1
Richardson rFX 75081
(972) 792-1900 or (800) 720-1102
Test Switched
Scope of Work
06/12/07
An automatic, sprinkler supervision system with a digital communicator will be installed
at this location. The system ��fIII utilize manual pull station, duck detector supervision, an
automatic smoke detector (Panel Protection); a tamper switch, and water flow switch
monitoring. The, Fire Alarm Control Paned will beinstalled next to the electrical panels.
The activation of any alarm in the bui'ldi'ng will cause the horns to sound and strobes light
to flash. The Remade System Indicator will sound and the point of alarm will be
displayed on the demote Zane Indicator (LEI]). The digital communicator will notify
our AUL listed) central Stadion, and we will contact the proper authorities.
Sequence of Events
Alarm condition:
The activation of any manual pull station, smoke detector, duct detector and/or
water flow switch will cause the notif catzon devices to activate, the Remote
System Indicator to sound and then display the point of alarm on the Remote
Zone Indicator {LED}, and the digital communicator will communicate to our LCL
listed Central Station the point of alarm.
Trouble Condition:
Any abnormal condition at master Control Panel, individual building's power
supply, and or their connected components will sound a trouble condition at the
Master Control Panel, the Remote System Indicator, and the digital communicator
will communicate the trouble condition to our UL 11'sted central Station,
Supervisor
Condition :
A gaffe valve closure will cause a supervisory alarm at the Master Control Panel,
the Remote System indicator, and the digital communicator will communicate the
supenlisory point to our UL listed Centrad Station.
Svstem Silence
The horns will silence and the strobes will continue to flash. The hom will
resound if a new alarm reports in to the system.
Svstem Reset
The strobes will stop flashing and the FACS' will reset to a normal condition.
bim
Fm -a
1000
S.
Voltage drop Calculation Mable
National Electrical Code (NEC) - Direct -Current Resistance at 75 G (167 F).
Table 8. Conductor Prortle
x
Coated (ohl 10 00 ft)
1,93
3.19
5.08
8.08
Project Name: DOLLAR TREE I Rexburg, I
Project Number. 4945
Panel, FRCP
it uit- �f
Voltage Drop _ Total current draw of appliances ( Resistance of irE �
vDrop = Arps x resistance
12 Awg = 0.592 VDD 1,202 amps x 0.492 resistance
14 Awg = 0,978
16 Awg = 1.557
D
1.202
amps x 0,813 resistance
VDCT 1.202 .laps x 1.295 resistance
M stance
12
Awg
14
Awg
1
Current increase
Voltage [drop
Voltage available
Voltage Drop
Voltage available
Voltage Drop Voltage available
in Amps
increase
at device
increase
at device
increase
at device
0.242
7 8
0.242
0.041
23,959
U.
23.933
0.107
23.893
0.242
4 1
0.4840.121
a
.1
23.801
O.317
23.683
0.242
4 171
1
0.240
23.x'60
0.396
23.604
-0.631
23.36
4
0,960
0.395
23.605
0.652
21348
1.039
. 2.'961
0.242-1--4.
255
1.202
0.592
255
1.202
0.592
y4 08
0.978
23 . x 22
1.557
22.443
7
255
`1.202
�
23.408
0 a 97
23.022
1.
22.443
255
"1,.02
0.592
23.408
0.978
2.022
.1.557
22.443
9
255
a1 a0
a
23.408
9.978
23,022
1,557
2.443
1
255
1.202
9.92
23.498
9.98
a
4.557
22.443
11
255
1.202
0.592
23.408
0,978
23.022
1.557
22.443
1
255
0-592
23.408
0,978
23.022
1,557
22.443
1
255
+1,202
0.592
23.408
0..97821022'1.557
22.443
14
255
1-
0.592
23.408
0.978
-
1:557___
22.443
15
255
1.202
0,592
23.4080.978
21022
1,557
22.443
16
255
1.202
0.592
23.498
0.978
23.022
1.557
22,443
17
255
1.202
9.592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
22.443
255
1,202
0.592
23.408
0.978
23.02.E
1.557
22.443
19
255
1.202
0.592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
2.2.443
20
255
1.202
0.592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
22.443
1
255
1.202
0..592
21408
0a
1.557A4
22
255
1 202
0,592
21408
M78
21022
1.5,57
22.443
3
255
1.202
0-592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
22,443
4
255.
1.202
0.592
23.408
0-978
23.022
1.557
22.443
255
1.202
0.592
21408
0.97 8
23.022
1.557
22.44
26
255
1202
0.592
23.498
0.978
23.022
1.55'
22.443
27
255
1,.202
0.592
23.408
M78
23.02-2
1.557
22.44
28
255
1.202
-592
23.408
0.978
23.922
1.557
22,443
29
255
1.202
0.592
23,498
0.97821022-
.
1.557
22.443
30
255
1.202
0.592
23,408
0.978
23-022
1.557
22.443
1
.1.202
0.592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
22.443
32
255
1.202
0.592
23.408
0.978
23.022
1.557
22.443
33
255
1.202
O�592
21408
0.97834
1.22.443
255
1
0, 592
23.408
0.978
23,122
1.557
22.443
35
255
1.202
0.592
23.403
0.97
3.
1.557
22A43�j
Voltage Drop _ Total current draw of appliances ( Resistance of irE �
vDrop = Arps x resistance
12 Awg = 0.592 VDD 1,202 amps x 0.492 resistance
14 Awg = 0,978
16 Awg = 1.557
D
1.202
amps x 0,813 resistance
VDCT 1.202 .laps x 1.295 resistance
Volta e Drop Calculation Table
National Electrical Code (NEC) - Direct -Current Resistance at 7 (167 F),
Table 8. Conductor Properties
Coated (ohm/1000 1't)
1,93
3.19
5.08
8.0$
Project Name: DOLLAR TREE I Rexburg, ID
Project Dumber: 4045
Panel: FP
Circuit:
x
Voltage Drop = (Total current draw of appliances ) x ( resistance of wire )
12.12.Awg a 0.708
14 Awg = 1.170
16 Awg = 1,864
D mp = Amps x Resistance
DC 1-360 amps
'VDC 1,360 amps
VDC 1 � 369 _ pis
0,517 resistance
1.805 resistance
1-.301 resistance
M
current lamps
Between To ta I
Current increase
Voltage Drop
Nonage -available
Voltage Drop
'voltage available
Voltage Crop Voltage available
in Amps
increase
at device
increase
at device
increase
at device
.4
59 59
74
0.027
23-973.3.056
0,070
73.930
0.242
42 101
0,47
0.003
23.90'
0.153
23.84'
0,244
23.756
3
0.234
42 143
0.710
1
20804
0.324
23.676
0.516
23.434
-0-242
4 185
0-952 52
0.340
23.660
0.562
23-438
0.895
-10
0.242
42 227
1,194
0,523
23.477
0.865
23135
1. 7
1-377--
22,623
OA75
41 268
1.369
0.708
23.202
1.170
2.830
-1,04
22,136
7
268
1.369
0.708
23..292
1.170
�i •
a �1
8
268
1 •
r7
�1 •
22,830
1.864
22.136
9
268
1.369
0.708
.292
1A70 170
.830
1.864
22.136
10
268
f1.369
0.708
23.292
1.170
22-830
1.864
22,136
11
268
1.360
0.708
23.292
1,17022.830
1.864
2 a 1
12
268
1.309
0.708
23.202
1-170
22.830
1.864
22.136
13
208
1.360
0.708
23.292
1.170
22.830
1.864
22.136
14
268
1.369
0,708
X 3.292
1.170
22.830
1,864
22.136
15
268
1.369
0.708
23.202
1.170
22.830
1.86422'.136
10
208
1.309
0.708
23.202
1.170
2.2.830
1.864
22.136
17
268
1.360
0.708
23.292
1.170
22.830
1.364
22.130
18
268
1.360
0.708
23.202
1.170
22,830
1.864
22.136
19
268
1-360
0.703
23.20.E
1.170
22.830----1.864
22,136
0
258
1.369
0,708
23.292
1.170
22,830
1.864
-22.136
21
268
'I0.70811.170
22.830
1,884
22-136
22
268
1,369
0.708
23.202
1.170-
1.864
22.136
23
0
1.309
0.708
s
1.170
22.830
1.864
22.136
4
208
1.369
0.708
23,292
1.170
22.830
1.864
22.136
25
208
�1, 360
0, 708,
23.292
1.170
22.530
1.864
22.136
26
208
1,369
0.708
23:202
1.170
22,830
1.864
22.136
7
258
1.369
0.708
23,292
J1.170
22M0
1.864
136
28
268
1.360
0.x`08
23.292
1.1 �'
.�
�
X2.1
20
268
1.360
0.708
23.292
1.170
22.830
1.864
22-136
30
268
1.30'0
0+708
23.292
1-170
22.830
1.86431
266
1.+' °
0.708
2.292
1.170
2+830
1.864
.1
22.136----
32
+2j+
2 58
1.360
0.708
23.292
`� ,11' 0
22.830
1.864
22,136
. 30
268
1,369
0.x08
23.292
1.170
22,830
1.864 4
�I
335
1.369
0,708
23.292
1-170
22.830
1.86
.
20
1.060
0.708
23.292
1.170
22,83
1 ,864
22+136
x
Voltage Drop = (Total current draw of appliances ) x ( resistance of wire )
12.12.Awg a 0.708
14 Awg = 1.170
16 Awg = 1,864
D mp = Amps x Resistance
DC 1-360 amps
'VDC 1,360 amps
VDC 1 � 369 _ pis
0,517 resistance
1.805 resistance
1-.301 resistance
Voltage Dro CaIculatian Table
National EJectrical Code (NEC) - Direct -Current Resistance at 7 (1 67 F),
Tal , Conductor Properties
X
Coated (ohm/1000 ft
1.93
3.19
5.08
8.48
12 Awg.
14 Awg-
16 Awg.
18 Awg.
Project Name: COLLAR TREE } Rexburg, ID
Project umber: 4945
Panek FACP
ircust. 3
F2
Current (amps
0. 116
_ 121
0.057
0.057
Between Total
26 26
28 54
32 86
30 116
116
Current increase
in Amps
0,1160-006
0.237
0.294
0.351
0.351
VuLtage Drop
increase
O;025
0.049
0.079
0.079
Voltage available
at device
23.994
23.975
23.951
23.921
23.921
Voltage [drop
increase
0.01
0.041
0.081
0.130
-130
Voltage available
at device
23.990
23.959
23.919
23.870
23.870
'voltage Drop Voltage available
Increase at device
0.015 23.9-85
0.065 23.9.35
1128 23.872
0.207 23.793
x.207 23.793
11
0.35 1
0.079
21921
0.130
.3.870
0.207
23793
7
116
0.351
0.079
23.'921
0,130
23.870
0.207
23,793
0.351
0.079
23.91
0.130
23.870
0.207
23.793
116
0.351
0.079
23.921 1
0-130
23,870
0.207
23,793
10
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23.870
0,207
23.793
11
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0..130_
23.870
0-207
2 3.793
1
.116
U51
0,979
23.921
0,130
23.879
0.207
23.793
13
116-0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23-870
0.207
21793
14
116
0.351
0.079
23.021
0-130
23,870
-207
23.703
15
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23.793
15
116
0.351
0.079
.23921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23,793
17
116
U1
0.079
23.921
0,130
23.870
0.207
23.793
1
116
0.351
0.079
23.021
0.130
21870
0,207
23.793
19
11
0-351
0.079
23.021
0.130
23.870
0.207
21793
20
11
0-351
0,079
23.921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23.793
21
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23,870
0.207
23.703
2
116
0.351
0.079
23,921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23.703
3
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23,793
24
116
0.351
M79
23.921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23,793
25
116
0.351
0,079
2 3Y21
0.130
23.870
0.207
23,793
26
116
0.351
M79
23.921
0.130
23-870
0.207
23.793
27
116
0.351
0:070
2.021
0,130
23,870
0.207
23.793
28
116
0.351
0.079
23.9.21
0413023.870
0.207
23.793
29
11
0.351
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c ,..e 74.i
3, 921
Q �l 0
-870
f/j;
0.,f 07
23.793
30
116
0. 1
0.079
23.9210-130---23.870
0-207
-793
1
116
0,351
0.079
23,921
0-130
23.870
0.207
23,793
321
6
0.351
0.079
23.021
0.130
23WO
0.. 07
23,793
33
116
0.351
O.079
23.921
0130
23.870
0.207
23.793
34
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23.879
0.207
23.793
116
0.351
0.079
23.921
0.130
23.870
0.207
23.19
Voltage Drop _ ( Total current draw of appliances ) x (Resistance of wire )
Drp = Amps x Resistance
12 Aug 0.079 VDC 0.351 amps x 0.224 resistance
14 Avvg= 0.130
x 16 Awg = 0.207
D --
o_
0.351
O�3 1
amps
amps
0.370 resistance
0.589 res i tancc
Voltage Drop Calculation Table
National Electrical Cade NEC) -Direct-Current Resistance at 75 C (167 F).
Table B. Conductor ProRerties
x
Coated (oh rn/1 00 0 1=t)
1.93
Awg =�
3.19
VAC -
5.os
Awg
8.08
14 Awq
Project Narne, DOLLAR TREE I Rexburg, ID
Project Number, 4945
Pane y FACP
Circuit:
Voltage Drop = (Total current draw of appliances ) x (Rests#ante of wire )
Drop = imps x resistance
12
Awg =�
0.403
VAC -
1
Awg
0.` 42
14 Awq
14
16Aw
Distance
D �--
lCurrent (amps
Be tw Total
Current increase
Voltap Drop
voltage available
Voltage Drop Voltage available
Voltage Drop Voltage available,
''SDC -
0-428
amps x
in Amps
increase
at device
increase
at device
increase
at device
1
0.049
27 27
0,049
0.003
23.997
Or004
23,996
M07
2.3.993
0.049
75 102
0.098
0.019
23.981
0,032
23.968
0.051
23-949
0.049
75 177
0.147
0.050
23.950
0.083
23.9,17
0.132
2.868
4
0.049
42 2190.196
0.083
23.917
0-137
2186 3
0.21
23.782
0.036
41 260
0.232
0.116.884
0.192
21 808
0.306
23.694
0,049
69 329
0,281
0.178
23,82.E
0.295
23,705
0,470
21530
7
0.049
75 404
0,330
0.257
23.743
0.425
-575
0_677
23,323
0.049
42 446
0.379
0,326
21674
0.539
23,461
0.859
23-141
0,049
42 488
0,428
0:403
23.597
0.66
23_.334
1 ,06 11
22.939
10
488
0,428
0.403
2.597
0.666
23.334
1.06122-939
1 1
4
0.428
0.403
23.597.
23.334
1.061
22,939
12
4-88
0.428
0.403
23-597
0.666
23-334-
1-061
22.93 9
13
488
0.428
0,403
21597
0.666
23.334
1 ,061
22.939
14
488
0.428
0.403
21597
0:666
23.334
1,061
22.939
15
48,8
0.428
0.403
23.59-7
0.666
23.334
1.1
22.939
16
488
0.428
0.403
28.597
0,666
-334
1-061
22,939-----
17
488
0.48
0-403
23.597
0.666
2.334
1.061
22.939
18
488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0,666
-334
1.061
-939
19
488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0.666
23.334
1.061
-'
0
488
0.428
0.403
21597
0,666
23334
1-061
22,939
1
488
0.4280.403
,
0.666
23,334
1 � 0 1
22.939
22
488
0.48
0.403
23,597
0,666
23.334
1.061
22,93
23
4 488
0.428
0.403
0.66
-334
1.061
4
488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0.666
23,3341.061
22.939
25
488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0,666
21334
1 �0 1
22.939
26
488
10-428
0.403
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0.666
23.334
1,06122.939
27
488
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.
•4
1-061
22..939
28
488
0.428
0.403
21597
0.666
23.334
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488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0.666
23,334
1,061
22.939
0
488
0.428,0.403
23.597
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21334
1-061
22,93-9
1
488
OA28
0$403
21597
0.656
23,334
1.061
22.939
32
488
0.428
0.403
23.597
0.666
23.334
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22,939
33
488
0.428
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23.597
0.66
1.1
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488
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0-666
- 21334
1
,
35
488
0.428
0.403
L.23,597
0.666
2.334
-939
22,939
Voltage Drop = (Total current draw of appliances ) x (Rests#ante of wire )
Drop = imps x resistance
12
Awg =�
0.403
VAC -
0.428
amps x
0.` 42
resistance
14
Awq =
0.866 r�
D �--
0,.428 R_
amps x
1.557
resistance
x 16
Awl
1.061
''SDC -
0-428
amps x
2,479
resIstance
r..Zc)nventional Fire AlarmControf Systems
features
.11 Available in 3,5, and 10 IDC modals
IDC or NAC pairs convertible to single Class A circuits (10 and
IDC panels Daly)
9 Supports M2Mr MC and 73000 Series detectors
Combination Waterflow and Supervisoryl a
programmable by zone and individually selectable for
erne i , continuous, ortemporal outputs
0 Front panel programmable
FSC programmable with optional DACT installed
Genesis option all precision synchronization and audible
silence over two wires without additional module
N On -board relays for alarm, Supervisory and Trouble
0 Optional serial bus relay modules are programmable for
common or zone activation
Optional serial u remote annunci
fator
One person device testing (audible or silent)
AN Expandable power supply (10 IDC panel only)
9 Optional City Tie and Reverse Polarity Modules
0 Optional trim ring for semi -flush u n.tin
ti r� I fully integrated D T ial r with:
character LIDdisplay
Event hi tor to
Supports Contact ID and SIS DCS 4/2
Upload/download f Pan l / . T con -figuration,
status and event history
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ONE
MIR -F81
Description
The FireShield fire alarm family consists of 3, Sand 1 Ine ewn-
ntial fire alarm control panels, ars integrated T/Dialer, serial
annunciator rnodu Inst and serlaI remote relay modules. All of these
components are m ic roproe e r - co ntra Ile . The FireShielcl fa m it
i s ideaI for hoth new and retrofit *1n ta I latio n s alike.
ir,flinc orporatefatures designed to simplify installation,
op r tion and maintenan e. These includefro ntpanal pro9ra m-
rn in , one pe rso n walk testing, and selectable I DC and N AC t' pe _
FireShleld panels are powerful a n o u g h to meet the demands of
today's installations while leaving plenty of room to grow in the
future.
MIR-Fand I" I `F 1004 panels support Class A operation b
combining perm of na rd IDCs or NACs to provide the necessary
circuits. For example, the MIR -FS 1004 comes factory set to support
10 Class B I DCs and four BACs. But it can be field -configured to
provide file Class A I '. + no Class B I Ws, and two Class A NACs —
or a ny other combination of circuits that Bill within the circuit -pal ring
parameters.
I IR -F 1004
Crass B IDs
MIR -F 502 MIFF -F
o
3
las. IDCs
Up
to 5
Up
to 2
Not supported
.Class B NACU
Up
to 4
�12
t
Mass A N ACs
Up
to 2
1
Not sup orted
NAC P a - we r-
2.5 exp
to 5 amps
2.5
amps
1. amps
.Auxiliary power
0.5
4
0.5
amps
0.5amps
Note: ClassA operatl' on will redu ce th e n urrib e r ofa vada b le Class B ID CS Z3 ei Wor
V4 ,5e dependyi?gonthe Panelcon fig uratop. Sec Specificationsonpage 5 for
details.
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641 1 PARKLA ND DRIVE, SARASOTA, T FL 34243
Literature Sheet *M85005-0118
Page 1 of a
Off-pra.mise Communication
fLI I ly i nteg rated Fireshl cl DACT dialer is avall i for~ reporting
events to a monitoring favili t . T V�,e DACT also supoorts uploa iri
0 r d ownloading of system co rifi urati n, status a nd event hi ter .
The DACTis programmable for either single or dual IMP, OPF.1pr a }
tion. It also supports split and Li l reporting fOr two
(f ital alarnn receivers.
The DACT brings additional featUres to the panel
including a 32 -character alphanumeric LCD display;
local or remote PC programming and ars event
history log.
Madufes are also available for City Tie (CTM4.7)and
Reverse polarity (RPM) connections.
Remote Annunciators and relays
The serial bus standard on all FireShield modelsi$
another installation time-saver. This circuit allows the
connection of Remote SystemIndicators( l l)f
Remote.Zone Indicators (FSRZI-A) and Remote Relay
Modu les (FS R R M) over a fou r- i re (data and power)
circuit. Annunciator and; relay modules can be
installed up to 1,000 feet from the panel en 1 --gauge
wire.
Application
,f.ireShfeld provides smoke and fire detection,
,,upant notification a nd off -premises signaling for
sail- to medium-sized buildings.
Each IDC can be configured for either Class B or
Class A operation and one of eight operating modes:
Alarm -without smoke detector erification
• Alarm -with smoke detector verification, and
meta rpt aeti .ation of contact devices f
Waterf low ,Alarm - no retard;
• a terfl! ow Alarm - with 15 second retard;
• Combination Waterflow (no retard) and Supervi-
sory;
uper i -spry;
• o bin tion Waterflow (retard) and Supervisory
•Supervisory (Latching);
• Monitor monitoring devices other than alarm
r supervisory such as fire doors or fire dampers.
la may also be configured for either Class B or
Class A operation. Ad6tionally, IACs can be
individually confi ur• for one of three outputs,
These are enesi ,ntinuou rTemporal. The
Genesis selection allowsin epen enthorncontrol
over two wires and provides precisio ri syn eh ro n i a -
tion for Genesis devices, all without the need for a
Genesis Signal Master
When configured forGenesisnotification appliances,
Fr iel Alarm SlIencefunction will silence
connected Genesis audible applia nces but Genesis
lobes will remai n active u Mi I the pa reel i s reset.
en Genesis Mode is selected, both the horns and
o hes on Ge n esis and Enha aced I nteg rity notifi a -
tion appliances wil I be slnchrn id .across all I'.
Panel Operation
Operators'linterf ace
Control of the panel's operation is both simple grid intuitive. While
the LEDs and optional LCD are visible with the panel door closed,
the door and bezel b loch accessto the controls. With the door
open the following controls are available:
The MIR-FS11004
Providos ton zones of
wntmi plus optional
LCD display.
MIR-FS502
The MIR -F 502
provides five zones of
contraI piusopt.ional
LCD display.
M I
Page 2 of 6 Literature Sheet 05_ 1 1 8
i
Reset - used to reset the panel;
Signal Sllet7ce and Drill - used to silence
notification appliances or activate the drill
Panel Silence - silences the bUzzer on the panel
and the remote trouble unit;
i
Remote Disconnect - disables the DACT, or, if no
DAT installed, disables the panel's alarm relay;
Walk Test -activates the panel"s silent and
audible walk test rode,
rhe following system LEDs display the panelf states
If, -panel 'is in the alarmtate
Trouble - panelisinthetroubl state;
Supe,ris - panel is in the supervisory state;
Poorer- indicates the status of the AC power
source;
Disable indf ates when a ny I DC, NAC, relay or
the DT are disabled;
A nn n iator Trouble-- indicates trouble ort the
remote annunciator bush
Battery Trouble - indicates battery or
charging problems;
F r d Fault - indicates a short between any
panel circuitand round;
• Walk Test -indicates that one or more is
are in the walk teat mode;
Alarms Silenced- indicates that the panel i
in the alarm state with one or more NACs
silenced.
Each IDC has a disable switch and three LEDs:
Alarm -red- - indicates that the IDC is in the alarm
state;
Trouble� Fr icates that the IDC i Ln the
trouble state or is disabled (when flashing)
Supervisory/Mo nitor- yellow -indicates that the
IDC is in the supervisory Mate or the m oIn* to r Mate
(when flashing).
Each NAC also has a disable switch and a trouble,
disable LED.
Status indication with the CT/Dialer installed
The dialer's LCD display provides two limes x 1
characters of text. For programming, the top lire
displays the programming step and the leer lime
displays the selected option.
ss uie 2-1
z
TheACT/Older i nstaiIs behind
the front panel display.
RM AM
:6 "Voi;
;W -q
L-015 i
cabv*
k
Pf
1�11
Ilk
y de
We e I
}��� '
I
a
The FS,RSI can be i nsta I led
alone orwith onea r more
1= RAs, Th @ FSRSI a nd
FS RZI -A require trim pig
(ordis red separately). Them
are available ire one,, two or
three gang models. Each panel
will Supp orttwo sR I ,
Issue 2,1
The optional T/Dialer is a
multifunction modu I e that provides
communications, modem capability,
and LCD display functions. Its primary
function ia Digital Alarm LI ni-
tor Transmitter :� T). Asa DACT, it
transmits even t rr, ess to a Lig itl
Alarm Communicator Rec eiver( R)
at a mcmitoring facility. The monitoring
facility then notifies the, fire department
and other respon,91-ble parties of the
event. Programi-r-able options include
single or dual litne, operation., and split
or dual reporting to two DACRs.
The DACT module can afso be used as
modem t onn t the panel to both
local and remote computers for
uploading and downloading of
configuration data (programming),
panel status and event history. For
security, the modem can be configured
to accept programming on -incoming
calls or it can be required to Bali a
preprogrammed number before
accepting downloads and sending
uploads.
The DACTmodule can brefigured
to work as all of the above, or as only
an LCD dispfay orL display and
modem*
Remote Annunciators
FireShieldfarnfly has several remote
an nun inti n options. The serial remote
a n n unciator bus can be ru n up to 1000
feet (305 ) on u ntwisted non-sh ieldad
18 -gauge cable. Several annunciator
models round o f the family to provide
range of features a nd f Unctions. s many
as three annunciator modules may be
mounted in a standard electrical box{
sharing an attractive trim plate that
blonds with any decor,
Remote Relay Module
2
The Remote Relay Module
mounts on a plastictrac aside
ars MFC-Acabjnet.
- PRMs
vr C -3n be mountec+
;I----��
in ars F R -
r I snap crack.
Prot o
FRR- S I I
T •` .
can be mounted
r in ap MFC -A,
t rftj17 bon tr f' p4nvN
GSE Pf@MioU i J&5?k,�M
Corfsmualrurh q In +
C-0 WRUi-t t n I
PPE.WW Irk —
Pin
O'r7'm.l WV-" A.,
a� ;kwous drvop
CAMMUMIXftnn .
rrrsul>F °.ry •
'.-dw :A +
The, R pl_.mote Relay Mod-Ule (FSRRM) -s
is
Oriecomponentof the systemthatsets
F�'reShl'eld apart fr m other panels in its
doss. This module has rive Form
relays rated at 1 amp each, It can be
configured to to na tion n either a tonin
relay mode r a c r n mon system
mode.
When configured in the zone relay
de., relays energize when the
associated I DC is active. The module
can be configured for activation by
ID 1 through 5 or JDCs 6through 10,
One relay is automatically associated
with each I
When configured in the common
system mode, relays energize or de -
energize
-
en rgiz when the panel
C��,�� catb-i t.changes state. o relay i s
T"MU �* availa l for f the
- + fes]CNChl CFS
r
6.,
• l;�_�. ,��
out
To r*xr ;m
Zote System
at �r (FSRSI
is ideal
for common system
annunciation, it
includes five LEDs
and a local silence/
lamp test switch.
The LEDs indicate
povver status alarm.,
supervisory, trouble
and ground fault.
The silence switch
will silence the
Onboard trouble
buzzer if act'. The
switch can also
be used t
initiate a lamp
test of the LEDs
=: n all conneGted,e FRls and
} 9 FR,l
IMI I R
L'rteraturie sheet #M E350()-5-0 1 1 a
I
��'.'1J r'F�4'GF'Y 9•r4 •
following functions: A [arrnY
Supervisory. Trouble, Bower
Loss, Monitor.
The FSRRM mounts on
plastic snap track and can be
installed in an MFC -A or other
I' sted firo alarm enclosure. TIS
panel will support two I IBMs
f each configuration for a
total of six onthe 1 -zone
panel.
Reto
Zone
to
IFS
1-► is
used to indicate
zones in the
alarm state. It
contains five red
LEDs. Depend-
ing n the
jumper setting
selected the
LEDs rail l
indicate either
I Ds 1 through
or IDz3
Cc„rM. rl through 10.
The
_I t panel
support two
rFl
Programmed
T — l
�Lf01JrCUUT foreach
sal tion.
Pepe f 8
{
:
Reto
Zone
to
IFS
1-► is
used to indicate
zones in the
alarm state. It
contains five red
LEDs. Depend-
ing n the
jumper setting
selected the
LEDs rail l
indicate either
I Ds 1 through
or IDz3
Cc„rM. rl through 10.
The
_I t panel
support two
rFl
Programmed
T — l
�Lf01JrCUUT foreach
sal tion.
Pepe f 8
inel Layout
Power
Connections
Page 4 of a
Frmm 12D Vac, 15 A. W ft
Dedicated branch circuit
--OR,--
Fxum230Yw--, 15saWHz
DadleaUd lyerrch circuit
F__L__n�
P4 � 4- IL
8j" A
w0fT9 block
and (
ho'T
Dual n rm it
A wirltV bk)CX
TaWr Bp
'no rits
Plug Hecto
Main AC wiring block and fuse bolder. Provides connections
for 120 or 230 voit AC (primary power) from dedicated service.
Nicludes Primary P ldv r fuse (5 Amp.).
Dual Transformer AC wiring block: Ten -.zone panel only-
Provides
Irl -Provides connections between primary side of both main and
pander transformer and 120 or 230 volt AC (fused primary
.fver).
Tran form rr; Changes 120 or 230 volt AC supply ' voltagto 24
volt .d
Power expander transformeir ( TFI) r Optional. Available for the
ten -zone panel only. Providesddati r f primary power to
increase the available NAC current for the ten -zone panel.
amain circuit board: Provides connections for all circuits, Also
includes the operator interface.
pr for Interface: Includes operator,controls, LED indicators
and circuit identification labels.
Cabinet enclosure-. Houses the panel electronics and standby
batteries. in some eases the batteries may be housed in eri
external nal battery cabinet (BC2).
Standby matte ries r Provide Secondary/Standby power t the
panel electronis in the absence of primary power.
Tie wrap mounts: Used to secure wires and to help maintain
proper separation between power -limited and nonpower -
limited
onpo r-
li it d conductors,
Dimensions
Model
1310
D2
D3
D4
D6'*
Three-
16.5 in
3.75 in
" erfY L �
• �
14.23 in
five- .gone (41. cm)
(.CM)
(23.2 cis)
i OF+r�r°r..�a�a � i • �}� _ jam. ,
(36.14 cm)
Ten -zone
23.65 in
3.75 in
7.75 in
21.27 in
16.25 in
( 0 cm)
4t��r'T
(19.7 cm)
•
(41. 27 crn)
*.add V/2
inches (3.81 m)
r ,rs • Y-sY`-^.�
Yom:. ._ ra ••-.JTFe,.s��WpH .
kit.
Power
Connections
Page 4 of a
Frmm 12D Vac, 15 A. W ft
Dedicated branch circuit
--OR,--
Fxum230Yw--, 15saWHz
DadleaUd lyerrch circuit
F__L__n�
P4 � 4- IL
8j" A
w0fT9 block
and (
ho'T
Dual n rm it
A wirltV bk)CX
TaWr Bp
'no rits
Plug Hecto
Main AC wiring block and fuse bolder. Provides connections
for 120 or 230 voit AC (primary power) from dedicated service.
Nicludes Primary P ldv r fuse (5 Amp.).
Dual Transformer AC wiring block: Ten -.zone panel only-
Provides
Irl -Provides connections between primary side of both main and
pander transformer and 120 or 230 volt AC (fused primary
.fver).
Tran form rr; Changes 120 or 230 volt AC supply ' voltagto 24
volt .d
Power expander transformeir ( TFI) r Optional. Available for the
ten -zone panel only. Providesddati r f primary power to
increase the available NAC current for the ten -zone panel.
amain circuit board: Provides connections for all circuits, Also
includes the operator interface.
pr for Interface: Includes operator,controls, LED indicators
and circuit identification labels.
Cabinet enclosure-. Houses the panel electronics and standby
batteries. in some eases the batteries may be housed in eri
external nal battery cabinet (BC2).
Standby matte ries r Provide Secondary/Standby power t the
panel electronis in the absence of primary power.
Tie wrap mounts: Used to secure wires and to help maintain
proper separation between power -limited and nonpower -
limited
onpo r-
li it d conductors,
Dimensions
Model
1310
D2
D3
D4
D6'*
Three-
16.5 in
3.75 in
9. 1.3 in
10.5 in
14.23 in
five- .gone (41. cm)
(.CM)
(23.2 cis)
(. i 67 cm)
(36.14 cm)
Ten -zone
23.65 in
3.75 in
7.75 in
21.27 in
16.25 in
( 0 cm)
(9.5 Cr n)
(19.7 cm)
(54.0 c m)
(41. 27 crn)
*.add V/2
inches (3.81 m)
to D1 and
D5 dimensions for trim
kit.
0
Cn
C
0
�5
I E
Li terat ure Sheet # M 85005-C) 1 1 9
Issue 2-1
-,76A%w�
3pecifications
Control Panels
I ni tia t'lr g Device Circuits t IDCs
'A ailabli� combinations shown at right)
offication Appliance Circuits - NACs
.`AvaliabJe combinationsshown at right)
Power,
NAC Volta
Ratan
Maximum um NAC current
NUR -F 1004
Class B 10 8 6 0.
Class A 1
Class B a
Class
3.0 A.expapdableto 6.0
1.5 amps each,, amps total
for NAC 1 + 2 or 3 +
.0 A w/ optional transformer
I Three Class 6 IDCsIq
1
3.0 amps total
24 'r
1-5 amps each
2.5 amps total
T,,oo Class B NACs
.0 amps total
1.5 amps each
1.5 amps total
AC Input 1 Vac 0 Hz,,. `1. optional transformer .8 a
mps 0.8 amps
230 Vac �' i�H ... optional transformer 0.4 a
mps 0.4 amps
Base Panel Current Draw Standby... 14 r
Alarm... 250
Panel Battery Charge Capacity (sealed lead acid 1 h
145 mA
only)
hatteries Up to 18 Ah, 7 Ah rnax in cabinetN
UA 101 If Urr " 0.5 amps max. May be programmedas r retable,
Auxiliary Output 19 to 25.7 Vdc.
IDC AlarmCurrent 1.5 rr, �����t ��t�t��- compatibility -
. k�ilit list p/n 1 00fir maximum detectors pr ir��i
it Operating Voltage t�
�� Circuit I1mur� loresistance.- 13 Ohms; Maximum loop Capacitance: 0,03 , F
_.
UL Detector ID _ .
16.3 to 253 Vdc
100
Alarm Contact (normally open
Trouble Contat (Form
Supervisory Contact (normally open)
Operating Enviro nm ent-
Tmprtur:32 -120'F04
Terminals (wire gauge) 1 - 12 AWG0.72 . 2.5 mml
Asynchronous Serial Communications
Maximum resistance: 13 Ohms; Maximum capacitance; 0,,03 MF
f larger er ba aeries are required, use the BC -2 battery e bin et See install
(ionsheet 100027 fog fails.
Issue 2.1
I RTC)
Lit ratLire She -at E Eioo _c 1 j 8
e
Page 5 of
,dering 10format"101n
I Part I u h r I Description
---- r ,-- onX11
I Control Panels
MRFS 1004*
Conventional
Fire
Alarm
Control Panel
- 10 Class 8 10Cs and 4 Class B NACs
.o
(Fairs of IDCs
and
NACs
convertible to
single Class A circuits), 120 Vac
MIR -F -Sl 004-2
Conventional
Fire
Alarm
Control Panel
- 10 Class B IDCs and 4 Class B NACs
(Pairs of JDCs
and
NACs
convertible to
single Class circuits), 230 Vac. Grey ab[net.
I'I IIS-F�
Conventional
Fire
farm
ontral Panel
-� Class B ID -and Gass B i A s
(Pairs of IDCs
and
NAs
convertible to
r �n i Class A circuits), 120 Vac. Grey cabinet.
DigitalCommunicator/Modem/LCD module (Mounts in control panel)
Conventional
Fire
Alarm
Control Panel
T 5 Class B IDCs and 2 Class 8 NACs
o,
'Pairsof I QCs
and
NACs
con rt-ble to
single Class A circuits), 230 Vac
IRgF 0 *
Conventional
Fire
Alarm
Control Iia net
- 3 Class B fDCs and 2 Class B NACs, 120 Vac.
MIR-FS302*_2
Conventional
Fire
Alarm
Control Panel
- 3 Class8 IDCs and 2 Class B NACs, 230 Vac
FST I *
Semi -flush trim ring for FS302 F02and FS502
ram I 10*
i for } L {
Semi -flush trim ring
.. . -
Insert "G" for Gray cabinet
or 'IRNA for Red cabinet. Insert "GF' for Frenchlanguage (grey GSI.. i F t , 120 volt oriels only).
3Wt. I b.(
30.5 (13.8)
30.5 X73.81
18.5(8.4)
18.6 (.)
ell msOR
- -
information anon current
and accurate.. We can
TRA Al20
Expander Tran form r, 120 Vac - For F 1004* only
.o
��.)
I A 0
F pand r Tran former, 230 Vac - For F 1004*- my
rnore inforr-n ton or
questions
FSCDF35
terminal shield f o r 3 1 DC pane Is. Required for all installations i n Canada
a aria
14.
.FSCDF10
Electrical te■ • ! i al shield for 1 0 panels, Required fot all Installations in Canada
0 .9)
�o.�� �
Required L listed End. of Line Resistors` J-- • e .6 Ohm and one 1.1I Ohm!
7
�-q! � j
`J+IL_ . a jy���j i�-'#FI'j�`L�i�/+ �lA�j supervisory.
One required foreach IDconfigured combination
�� �
��l l��
E L -F'1
Required ULC End of Une Resistor Plate - includes one 1. 1 , 3.6K and 4.7K ohm resistor
Off Promises omm ni at ons
[ ►
DigitalCommunicator/Modem/LCD module (Mounts in control panel)
1.0(0.5)7:
5FS
M4.7
City Tia Module (Requires " square or 2 -gang North American of ad al ho)
1.0
o,
Revef' Pola rity Module (Req .,fir s I IF -A or other Iisted fire alarm enclosure)
im ote Annunciation
Remote System Indicator T Includes LEDs for display f Power, Alarm, Supervisory, Troublhe
FSRSI
and Ground Fault, trouble sounder and silenceAamp test switch. Single gang trim plate
included, multi- ga rig plates o -rd r d separately. Mounts in single or multi -gang North
� �
American electrical box.
Remote one Indicator - Includes LEDs for fire l D s.
FS ERZ I :-A>
Single g an ge trim plate included, multi -gang plates ordered separately.
Mounts in single or multi -gang North American electrical box.
FSAT2
Annunciator Trim Plate, 2 gang with Fireshield Logo
F AQ`
Annunciator Trim Plate, 3 gang with FireShield Logo
0.1 (0-05)
lt'eRo& Relay Module
F�
ler of eIa Module - .Five Form r lay . orifi urabl for l D 1- o�r -10 or
� � rr~mon
.
system indication . Requires MFC -A or other listed fire alarm enclosure..
.4(0.2)
■ °f SRM.- 1
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Multi -function Cabinent (fire alarm accessoryenclosure)
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Grey BatteryCabinet (holds two L h batteries)
BC -213
Red Battery Cabinet (holds two 18 Ah batteries)
12.0(5-4)
Batteries
1 ■
i Ah Sealed Lead ■d Battery ■ d ( required)
5.0
12V6
6.5 Ah Sealed Lead Acrd Battery - 1 do �( required)
6.0
12VJO
10 Ah Saeed Lead Add Battery - 12 'fid (2 required)
10.0(4-5)
12V1
.17 Ah Sealed Lard Acid Battery - 12 Vdc(2 required)
2002 N irteme
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keep the product
information anon current
and accurate.. We can
not Cover
specific
appkati ns or anticipate all requirements.
All specifications are
subject to change
without notice. For
rnore inforr-n ton or
questions
rWafive
to this Specification Sheet, contact Mirrtone.
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Low -profile Plug -gin
Photoelectric Detector
Mo -3
J
Features
. e
C .. "
N Sensitiv-ato visible and invisible products of combustion
Finely tuned to sense all fire types, especially slow burning,
h own ith base,
moldering fires fueIled b eor� bu ti le typically found i� .�
modern multi-usebuildwings. orclered separately 1: .,
2 Stableorrelliabledesign 4"W*
Uses the light scatte ring principle for smoke detection and is not
affected by air movement,
Non -polarized
Simplifies installation of field wiring
Simple to install, difficult to vandalize
Twist-and-lockdesign saves inrStallation and maintenance time.
Held -configurable locking mechanism prevents una u thori ed
removal.
Flexible mounting options
Compatible standard base mounts to 1 -gang, " octagonal,
BESA, or European single -gang boxes,
t -a- l nce alarm in is tion
An --board high-intensity LED glows bright red whentheuniti
in alarm, making alarm response a simple and straightforward
operation,
0 Easy to m ainta in
Rem able hoes-ing and insect mesh f ciiitetes clean in g.
0 Attractive appearance with clean, modern lines
Low -profile design blends. easily with surroundings, extending
less than 21/2"(61 mm) frorn the ceiling, including base.
Description
MC30U-3low-profHe plug -ire photoelectric detectors measure -up
to the quality and perfo,rmancu standards that have made Nfirtone
f re detection produ cts the i rid u try' hest price -performance
a miable today. Meticulously engineered to deliver high-
pe orman e features, superb reliability, and unbeatable quality,
the MC30U-3 is a low-cost solutiort for co n entio In ai detection
applications..
The MC30U-3 M-3distinguishes itself as a performance leader in its
cuss with its highlystable design that resists it movements
caused by heating and air cored itfoni ngF and changing eh iren-
mental conditions. This makes ita reliable performer ideally suited
to modern building interiors.
I R T
The installation and maintenance advantages ofthe MC30U-3 I-3add
value to this detector throughout its service life. Its twist- rid -1 el
design makes short or of installation and maintenance opera-
tions -
era-
tions- ,plastic breakout on the detector housing optionally
prevents removal from the base ex ee pt with a special tool.
bright, easy -to -see LEL on the detector glows steady when it i
in alarm, thus eliminating much of the g uesswork when responding
tofront-panel indi at -Ions. If a detector is removed for any reason
while the panel is in its normal state,, a zone trouble condition will
result. This ensures the integrity of the alarm system atall times.-
MC30U-3 detectors are manufactured to strict international
ISO, 9001 standards. All electronics employ s urf ce mountt ehn0I-
og SSMT) for smaller size and greater immunity to IAF noise.
corrosion-resi stent eonformaI coating i used to seal corn pnent
against dust andhumidity..
Application
Thanks to its high-performancephotoelectricsensor,the o -
rsponds quickly and reliably to all fire types, especially slow
burning fires fuelled b Combust bl typ c ally found, in modern
multi -use buildings. Particles as small as 0.5 mirons will be
detected by the sensing element., triggering arsalarm atthefirst
sign of smoke.
Mirtone recommends that all detectors be installed according t
the latest est recognized edition of stational and local fine alarmcodes.
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Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mou"thig
4.65" 01 8 mm)
MC Series ith Standard Base
Standard bases mount to the following electrical boxes:
North American 31/2 in ti octagon byes
North American 4 inch octagon boxes
North American 1 -gang electrical boxes
European 1 -gang boxes with 60-3 mm fixing centers
European B ESA boxes
Wiring
.4" (1 mm)
The detector mountingbases i l I accept #1 8AWG ('175mM 2) d' # 1
(1. mm2). #14AWG (1.5m M2) rid #1 2AWG (. M wire sizes.
CSBU- I : Standard detector bass
Provides ping -in
tamper-resistant
mounting. Includes
screw terminals for
connection ofin talla-
tionwir s.
be
OUT .t * w
1D 11 SKI dev-Km
1L Li LLL1l; 1
2
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LCL
Specifications
OperatingVoltage Range 14 - 30 Vdc
.
Normal Ope-rating Current
Alarm !current 100 m (max:) limited by control
panel
Sensitivity Range 1.38 - 3.08% obs/fit
Test Feature Sensitivity reading using
Test/Picker Tool
Operating Environment
Altitude Not Applicable
Temperature " F to 100' F (" to 380
Humidity 0 . % RH anon condensing)
Air Velocity 0 - 5,000ft/min (manufacturer rated)
- 300 rain (UL listed)
Storage Environment
Temperature
Maximum Spacing 30 1`t (9.1m) cent r
Construction 'white molded high -impact
fire -retardant plastic
LCL Compatibility IC
,Compatible Bas a See Orderin g I nforrn do n
Ordering Information
Model Description
UJ- L ' -profile 'lug -in PhotoelectricDetector
BU -1 Standard detector base
8-1 4" Standard detector base
i -1 4rJ Detector base with relay
CSBUM3 Detector base with resistor
-LED Remote Alarm LED
-TRIS Trim Wirt for standard gess
-P T [Detector picker/sensitivity tester
M I R T Q N E
� t IS our intention to keeps the product i of rrnation current and accurate, We cannot cover specific appl cations or antLi ate a4 requirements.
JI spy ificati n are subje t to change' wrthc)ut iiobce. FcT c)re information or questions relative to this Specification
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The Symbol of Protection
1)'U'LL STLkTION SE -RIF -.S
DIE-CAST NIETAL
MANUAL PULL STATIONS
• U 1, L'L,;ted. F�0 Approved, CS F?v1 Liste(l, iMEA
:kpps-oved. ADA Conipliant
a Single or DUal A.ction
a Terininal connectors
tO Ami Snip fiction Switch
• Goth plated SPST contacts
Optional auxiliary contacts
• Mounts on standard single gangbox
• Surface backboxes mailable
0 High -gloss red enamel finish
• Glass breakrod
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DESCRIPTION.
The Potter Pull Station Series offers a compete line of dig -cast pull stations for a variety of applications focusing
mainly on fire alarm systems. The pull stations are available in single or dual action madels. All of the pull stations
have a IQ-amp snap action switch and a dedicated terminal block for the ease of wire connections. All of the metal is
completely coated to inhibit corrosion and provide for a uniform and quality finish.
The standard modes have a hex key reset, however a key rest is also available. The models areavailable with
shallow and deep surface mount back boxes, nine different calors, and ftva different plating materials, as well as a
weatherproof version that is rated for NEMA 4.
OPERATION:
The Potter single action series of pull stations operate by PL1111na the white operating handle straight dokvn and the
handle will lock into place. The dual action statins require the lifting of the front cover and then pulling the white
operating handle straight down. The stations are reset by opening the front and placing the handle in the normal
position..
Fetter Electric Signal Company 6 21081 Craig Read. St. LOUIS, O.,6_'3146-4161 � ��'hone; ��- � 5-� � ,� ';�r�� � _ �
-- - --4 y 1833 www. potters i Mal C0111
PRINTED IN USA
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P U'L L STATION S E R I'E S
]DIE-CAST ,METAL
The Symbol of Prosection MANUAL PDLL STATIONS
ORDERING IN'FORM.,XTION
mmmmhommm� Tyke
Model Number
Stack Number
Contact Tyke Perna Rating
Single Action
P 3? -1 T
1400447
SPST
R M S -?T
1000447
SPDT
RMS -6T
l O00478
DPDT
Dual Action
CP32-IT-LP
1000476
SPST
Weather Proof
RMS-VT-Wl?
1000401
S NEMA 4
ACCESSORIES. -
NOTES
Dual Action
SMS -LP
1000480
Convens single actlan to dual action
Back Box
P32 -BB
100(]444
Surface mount back box
Back Box
P32-QBB
1x00445
Deep surface niount back box
SPECIFICATIONS:
Switch Rating* I Amp @ 30 VD
1 Amp @ 125 VAC
Pull Station Dimensions: 4-3/4" H x 3-1/4" W ' I
Color Red with raised white letters, white pull bar with raised red letters
ptfon l Colors: Blue, Greer, Yellow, White, Black, Gray, Purple, Orange, Chrome or Brass plated
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS:
The contractor shag furnish and install the Patter series of pull stations as indicated. The pull station shall be die cast
construction with a "T" type pill handle that is ADA coinpliant. Single actin putt stations shall be a P32 -1T. Dual
action pill stations shill be the Potter P-32- i T -LP. The contact shall be a single pole, single throw switch rated at I
amp 30V DCI 125 V AC. The device shall have a terminal block for ease of wiring. Once activated, the pill station
shill be reset by opening the front covet. Opening of the saver in a normal state Shall initiate an alarm.
PRINTED IN 11JSA
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SELECT-AwSTROBEMORN
COMBINATION
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Horn/Strobe with Universal Mounting Folate Included
U� USC
CALL FOR ADDITIONAL LISTINGS
Description:
4;;-
Features,
a Designed to meet orexceed l FPA/ I Standards and ADA Accessi-
bility GuideNnes.
L listed for Wall mounting.
Screw terminal capacity up to 12 AWG,
Universal mounfirg plate included with each omit.
24 volts DC strobe with two fileIdselectable settings 15/75 of 3011 20 cd
Pol,arized strobeswith wide listed voltage ranges using filtered DC or
. ur Atered F input voltage,
=?
Horn field selectable tones:
Potter's Se1ec�-A-HornlStra6e �eraes are designed to cvm-
plywith the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) and meet
UL standard 1971 requirements for emergency signaling
devices for the hearing unpaired. The ASH -24 series Se-
lect-A-HomlStrobe featu res
a unique candela intensity f eld
selector switch for switching the candela output from 15/75
to 30/120 cd. The Horn provides two different field select-
able tones, and a High/Low output seting that can be
accomplished with the use of mini jumpers located on back
vfthe unit. The strobe housing i's ciearlyiaheledwith ►rertica!
"FIRE" fettering and is polarized for connecting to super-
�vised fire al arm circuits. The strobe is designed with a xenon
filashtube and provide a candela intensity field selector
switch for maximum performance. The Select-A-Hornl
Strobe series is available in red and white housing 15l75 or
30/120 cd. 24VDC models. The ASH24-153075 can be
synchronized by using the 5M -3A sync module to comply
with NFPA recommendations concerning photosensitive
epilepsy when'Installing 2 or more visual appliances within
the field of view. The strode signals are I i sted for indoor use,
wall mount, under UL 1971 standard.
Application.0
The SH -153075 Horn/Strobe series are recommended
for areas such as; meeting rooms, schools,corridors
apartments, ffi e buildings., restaurants,, footers, and any
other application where effective udibl and Visual vara -
ire i s required by Federal, Stat* or local authority boom
jurisdiction,,
°.
3000 Hz interrupted or Electro -mechanical
Temporal or Non—temporal
High or Low dBA output
Meets ADS. guidelines for minimum oneflash per/sec (I Hz).
All models mount to 41' quare, single gang, double gang, or octagonal
back box.
24 volt strobe models 1 or 3CV120 candela Intensity.
Tamper -proof candela selector switch.
Synchronization requires a Potter 3M -SA Sync Module.
Available in red or white housing.
Strobe Selectable Candela Output:
Tamper Prodi
Horn Selectable Sound Output:
13
Temporal - Non -Temporal
EZIe tro Meeh -:3000 HZ
High - Low
OrderingInformation:
Potter Electric Signal Company 0 2081 Craig Fled, ,fit. Luis, MO, 53146-4161 1b Phom 0-325,3936/.da -8T1 0 www.pottrinl.o
PI!TEIS.. MFG. #8850011,
08/02
Input
Part Number
ModO Number dna
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1430200
ASH -24-153075R 24
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15,75 or H11 20
15,75 or '01120
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PI!TEIS.. MFG. #8850011,
08/02
SELECT-A-STROBE/HORN
F,
The Symboi of Protection COMBINATION
Engineering Specifications-.
The Audible and Visual alarm indicating appliance shall be Patter model ASH24-153075 or equivalent device. The Strobe
shall be listed under UL 1971 standard for sigraling devices for the hearing impaired and shall be approved for fire protective
service. The candela output shall be field selectable, hawing a dual seting of 15/75 cd or 30/120 cd output. The Horn -shadl
provide two different field selectable tones a High and Low field selectable sound output setting. The signaling Horn/Strobe
sha!l operate an 24VDC from a non -coded regulated DC supply Qrfuli-wave rectified, unfiltered supply. The signaling strobe
shall be designed to produce a signal flash of one flash per second with continuously applied minimum voltage. The Horn/
Strobe shall be capable of WALL mounting to a Universa! backbox. Visual signaling devices shall be mounted 80" above
the highest floor point or 6" below ceiling; whichever ss lowest and are to be installed as per ,dans and specifications.
Light Output Distribution ! Horizontal and Vertical Dispersion:
Degrees
4 9 39 40 45 bQ 55 60 85 70 75 80
�2� -94
75 115 4.73 6.9 5.1 4.05 3.3 2.7 2.4 2,25 1.95 1.8
( 12Q 27 19.5 13.8 t0,2 8,1 6.6 5.4 4.8 4.5 3.9 3.15
UL Mia sured Min, Condela of $ 5 7 d ( 120cd)
Note: The 15 and 30 cd rratIngs are per UL 1971, the 75 and 120 cd ratings are per UL 1638.
Horn/Strobe Combination Wiring:
Signals Wired for Independent Operation:
Horn/Strobe Combination Wiring
The sync module rated
for 3.0 amperes at 24 VDC.
SSI -3A► TO NEXT DEVCE
Signol r END -Of -UN[
Urcuik IN OUT RESISTOR
- H+H-+ - + -
Wired far Audibly Silence Feature:
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WARNING:
Strobes must be used only on circuits with confinucusly operating voltage.
DO NOT use strobe on coded or interrupted circuits in which the applied
voltage is interrupted ON and OFF as the strobe may flail to flash.
The strobe applied voltage must be within its rated input oltag range.
Fuse ratings on signaling circuits mut handle peak currents from all clevices
connected to those circuits.
Polarity h ow n is with. NAC activated
P R1 NTED I N U. SA MFG, #8850011 - REV D FAGS OF
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The Symhol.of Protection
Horn/Strobe Current Draw TableS0
Average Current ( )
A
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24
SELECT-AwSTROBE/HORN
COMBINATION
PCI
PC2
PC3
P
P
P1
71
I 6VDC
0cd
11 3mA
24VDC
382MA
33VDC
Volume
To no
Patter
1
2
3
Sound
e und
Sound
amu
DC
F H
OLAP U1
DC
F INR
outp
DCFWR
Eloclro
Non -Temp
1
1
1
88
103
118
88
88
98
88
86
93
Temporal
1
1
0
82
94
114
88
0
91
B
��82
H aH
on�-Temp
1
0
1
88
104
120
68
99
100
R3
87
98
2000 H2
15cd
Tiernporal
1
o
82
86
112
85
82
92
85
78
84
E6ectm
Non -Temp
0
1
1
1179
74
91
192
74
86
Macharical
TempoM1
6
1
6
75
86
106
76
71
85
79
70
78
L'
Non -Temp
01
0
1
79
89
113
79
74
91
82
7-
88
3000 H
Temporal
o
0
0
75
87
M
78
71
88
79
71
80
Elect
in -Tamp
1
1
1
88
144
165
88
113
t 29
88
104
114
Tim rel
1
1
0
82
132
166
85
103
122
3s
94
105
HH
Non -Temp
1
o
1
as
1
173
114
132
88
104
116
30,00 Hz
=1 0c d
Ternparal
i
G
G
8
1
1 s
85
105'
122
96
103
Elac
Non -Temp
a
1
75
131
160
79
98
120
82
91
110
Mechanical
Tim poral
0
1
0
75
125
158
94
fi 18
7986
100
LOW
Non --Temp
0
0
1
79
129
166
79
98
123
82
92
11.2
3000 Hz
Temporal
0
0
0
75
126
166
76
94
128
79
88
10
i t
N(a)in-Temp
1
1
1
88
6
29
40
42
88
81
51
l�
lectrt%i
Tern r
1
0
82
l
1
8
03,
29
a8
42
3
Non -H Term
1
0
1
88
28
30
42
42
88
52
5
3100 Hz
Hom Orth
Temparat
1
0
0
82
22
2-1
8
38
0
85
4�
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Elec"
ri-Temp
0
1
1
75
14 1
16
79
26
29
82
41
4-3
mr�i
Temporal
G
1
0
75
12
12
76
23
22
79
37
35
LO
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G
0
1
79
is
17
-79
27
29
62
42
4
3000 Hz
.
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0
0
0
75
1
12
12
7[_�3
23 1
79
37
85
**Sound output varies with done and options selected
Current Draw Table:
The ASH24-153075 series strobes are listed for indoor use Frith a temperature operating range of -OF to 120')F (0"C to
49*C)
L meted tie RMS 0 24 VDC
Candela.
Average
Peak
In -Rush
1 d
71
0cd
11 3mA
143mA
382MA
Mounting Options.
PR I I TED I N U. SA
Strobe with universal mounting plat e
ars.
bax
Univemal MounI-IngP7alei
Ircbev lh u nive rsal.moun fing plat&
and 4* sq u ab s bac k box
Strobe CD 00.
do
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40x4"1-1/20'
badbu
Un ivefsa l MounIin9 Plata
MFG. #8850011 { REV D
08102
Strom with u niversal mounting plate
aMdoublecianabox
4'x4'1 -1/2m
b&:kWx
Universal Mou mi n g lila to
PE.
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the Symbol of Protection
. 'C. .. }. +C. .. �. °- •;.: '-.° ':, `.. .=c"• s }+ ,o -•+;h — - 1.
Dimensions: Inches
5 (?27)
1 4 0i F; Q)
00
n
SM -3A Sync Module:
When used with the ASH -24 Hom/Strobe series,. the SM -3A provides
synchronized #emporal pattern and a synchronized strobe flash white using
a single pair of wires on a single class "A" circuit.
Inputximu
Average
Table:
mel ter o
Load
.
Current
Iur�#tn�
Color
(VDC)
m
m
Backbox
M-
FWR
9
" 4`° 1=-1 / " Red
*The total current draw from all devices
connected to the SM 3A should not exceed 3.OA
**The should only be connected
to circuits
that provide
continuously applied volts ge
SM -3A Current
Draw
Table:
use with a temperature
operating range of 32or
to 120OF
Voltage
Average
Peak
In -Rush
DC
FWR
DC
FWR
13C
FWR
24V
8mA
8mA
31 mA
57mA
44mA
62mA
24V
9rrtA
9mA
32rnA
62mA
52mA
75mA
30V
10mA
10mA
33mA
66mA
70mA
94mA
The SM -3A module is
listed for
'Indoor
use with a temperature
operating range of 32or
to 120OF
(OOC
to 490C).
E l ctdca I Back box
CD
i
4"x4'x1-1/2"
M -
PRINTED 1N U.S.A.
Dimensions;
rn
SELECT-A-STROBEMORN
COMBINATION
318 (-7)
SM -3A Sync Module
Inches (mm)
4.3 (1 10
I X 7A (13C -?
MFG, #8850011 - REV C
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Plenum Fire Alarm Cables--Extra-Flexible
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.175
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I
Sync Module
Des ri in
The Sync Module i s designed to provide a synchro-
nized temporal pattern (code ) tone, and synchronize
the strobe flashes when used with AMSECOs Select -
S ro lett- -H r and S l t- - r /Strobe
series as well as the ability to silence the horn while
maintaining the strode dashes.
The SMD10-3A has the capability of connecting two
style Y (Class B) circuits or one style Z Class A} circuit
and is rated dor 3 Amperes per circuit.
The SMD10-3A can be interconnected so that more
than 2 alarm zones can be synchronized by connecting
the SYNC terminals (daisy ch in connection). The max-
imum numb
-
numb r of interconnected modules is twenty. Alf
inputs are polarized for -compatibility with standard
reverse polarity supervision of circuit wir=ing by F- . . P.
Specification
Regulated
Input
" [#OUTPUT1
DCIFWR
L'� #INPUV
E,
Operating
G N iii
Uge Range 1 ; 33V DCIFVVR
Maximum 3A Average
`-, j+1NP-UT:!
Load on Loop Max. 5A Peak
Max. RMS
-i-OUT P U T2
Operating
Current
ram 1 A
DC 34mA
i
F 68mA
Mounting
Ba ck l i T 41 X I ,i` .} 19
I-
"'`a0
Operating
: J+_NF'UT
Temperature :32'F - 120T
I�I
Range "0'- — 49C)
I J BE
..
1
J
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CORPORATE OFFICE & WAREHOUSE
2081 Craig Road
St. Louis, Niissouri (33146
_•800) 325-936
F(800 768-8377
LI; (314) 878-4321
�L U C � MEA
W.L
Features
Polarized with wide operating voltage range using filtered
DC or unfiltered FWR input voltage
Mounts onto -Inch square back box
Daisy chain up to 20 modules maximum
. Screw terminal capacitor up to AWG#1
Red meta 1 date
Comoatible AMSECO
HW -1 53075
SLW-153075
SHB24-75
SD- 1 53075
Dimensions: inches(rnrn
-1 53075
W Series
i ■
H 24 - 1i 1
SL24W-75110
LB -75
,SAD24-7511
RS D24-751 1
Series
HW
CM24W
Series
Series
Colored Light
Strobe Series
Daisy_ Chain Modules
No, I
_0
RED
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k
L'� #INPUV
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SYNC +f
G N iii
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a
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H -IN
-i-OUT P U T2
ram 1 A
+°NFUT1 SYNC+
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ML)10-."' A I 0?2004
rhe Symhol of Protection
Strobe with Universal Mounting Plate
UL USC
LL FOR .0 D l TI NAL LISTINGS
Description:
Potter's Select- -,strobe series are designed to complywith the
Americans with Disability Act AD and meet UL standard 1971
requirements for emergency signaling devices for the hearing
impaired. The AS -24 series Select -A -Strobe features unique
can dela intensity fie Id selector switch for switching the candela
output from 1 to 30/120 cd. The strobe is polarized for
connecting to supervised fire alarm circuits and is designed with
xenon flashtube. The strobe provides a candela intensity
tamper -proof field selector switch for maximum performance.
The -153075 lt- -Strobe can be synchronized by
using the SM -3A syncmodule to comply with NFPA res mmen,
dations concerning photiosensitive epilepsy when installing 2 or
more visual l appliances within the field of view. The strobe signals
are listed for indoor use, wall mount, under UL 1971 standard.
Application:
The S -153075 series strobes are recommended for use in
areas such ; meeting rooms, schools, corridors,. apartments,
office buildings, restaurants, hotels, and any other application
where effective visual warning is required by Federal, State or
local authority having jurisdiction.
Ordering Information:
SELECT -A -STROBE SERIES
(FIELD SELECTABLE CANDELA)
w •<
Feat u res
Designed to meet or exceed NEPA ANSI Standards and
ADA accessibility Guidelines,
a UL listed for Wall mounting.
a Screw terminals capacity up to 12 AWG.
Universal mounting plate in lucied with each unit.
Strobe with two field selectable settings 15/75 or 30/120 ed.
L listed for fire protective service.
Polarized strobes with wide listed voltage ranges using
filtered DC or unfiltered FWinput voltage.
Beets ADA guidelines for minimum one flesh per/see (1 Hz).
All models mou rpt t " square, single gang, double gan :car
octagon back boy.
a24 volt strobe models 1 r 30/120 candela intensity.
Tamper -proof candela selector switch
Synch ron izati on requires a P ft r SM -3A Sync Module
Available in red or white housing.
Selectable CandelaOutput:
k,
Tamper Proof
UL rated Vue RMS 9 24 VDC
Candela Average Peak In -Rush
15ed 63mA 84mA 375mA
30cd 11 64-nA 38OmA
V iron :
"PoIaHty Shown is with
NAG activated
CONTROL PANEL
WARN Ir :
TO [NEXT DEICE
Or LND-OV-LIN:E-
RESI TOR
Conductor Size )r Length and capacity should betaken into can iderationprior
to design an in taliaticn of these products, parficuWy in retrofit installations.
Potter Electric Signal Company a 2081 Craig Road 9 St, Louis, MON 63146-4161 0 Phone- 800 -
PRINTED IN U.S.A. MFG. 98850010 - REV
-8/02
PAGE 1 OF .
Input
��
Fort �iumb� Modal
oc}
s1ra beWait
sync
k�-'�A
Color
C a�
���r ���
��r�d�li
.�k Modulo
Mount
Red
whkts
OCAFWR
1430204 AS24-15.307!5R
24
a 5 or 3Qf 120
x
1610219 to"AS 4-153077
24
t 5R5 Cr 3Oil 20
SELECT -A -STROBE SERIES
(FIELD SELECTABLE CANDELA)
w •<
Feat u res
Designed to meet or exceed NEPA ANSI Standards and
ADA accessibility Guidelines,
a UL listed for Wall mounting.
a Screw terminals capacity up to 12 AWG.
Universal mounting plate in lucied with each unit.
Strobe with two field selectable settings 15/75 or 30/120 ed.
L listed for fire protective service.
Polarized strobes with wide listed voltage ranges using
filtered DC or unfiltered FWinput voltage.
Beets ADA guidelines for minimum one flesh per/see (1 Hz).
All models mou rpt t " square, single gang, double gan :car
octagon back boy.
a24 volt strobe models 1 r 30/120 candela intensity.
Tamper -proof candela selector switch
Synch ron izati on requires a P ft r SM -3A Sync Module
Available in red or white housing.
Selectable CandelaOutput:
k,
Tamper Proof
UL rated Vue RMS 9 24 VDC
Candela Average Peak In -Rush
15ed 63mA 84mA 375mA
30cd 11 64-nA 38OmA
V iron :
"PoIaHty Shown is with
NAG activated
CONTROL PANEL
WARN Ir :
TO [NEXT DEICE
Or LND-OV-LIN:E-
RESI TOR
Conductor Size )r Length and capacity should betaken into can iderationprior
to design an in taliaticn of these products, parficuWy in retrofit installations.
Potter Electric Signal Company a 2081 Craig Road 9 St, Louis, MON 63146-4161 0 Phone- 800 -
PRINTED IN U.S.A. MFG. 98850010 - REV
-8/02
PAGE 1 OF .
The Symbof of Protiection
Engineering Specifications:
4
SELECT -A -STROBE SERIES
(FIELD SELECTABLE CANDELA)
The Visual alarm indicaiing appliance shall be Potter model AS24-1 53 75 or equivalent device. The strobe shaft be listed
under UL 1971 standard for signaling devices for the hearing impaired and shall be approved for fire protective service. The
candela output shall be field selectable, having a dial setting of 15/75 cd or 301120 cd output. The signaling strobe shaft
operate on 24VaC from anon -ended regulated ❑C supply or full -wane rectified, unfiltered supply. The strobe shall be
capable of wail maunting tQ a universal backbox. Visnal signaling devices shall be mounted 80" above the highest floor pont
or fi" below ceiling; whichever is lowest and are to be installed as per plans and specifications.
Select -a -Strobe Current Draw Table:
-
The -153075 series strobes are listed for indoor use with a temperature operating range of 3211F to 1201117 (0110 to 490C).
Light Output Distribution:
900
Degrees
0 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 7:5 fjo 9113
75 13.5 9.75 5.9 5.1 4.05 3.3 2.7 2.4 2.25 1.95 L
Note, The 15 and 30 cd ralings ratingsare per UL 19715 the 75 end 120 cd ratings are per UL 1638.
Dimension: Inches
5 (127)
Mounting p#:
Strobe with u ni;vorsaf mounting
plate and single gang box
_
" ba ckb x
Universal Mounting Plate
Strobe
. 3 Cm Im 7%
Using the 3M -SA Sync Module:
Strobe with univer al rnoun4 g
Plate and 4' square back box
1
Strobe
F .P- 01
Ignall :M --3A I
Gircupt IN OUT �
9F1�FF=1�9 + —
4' x 4" 1-112"
bckbox
Universal Mounting Pate
TO NEXT DACE
or END -O -LIN -
RE Si T Old
.P
+The syn rrodule is rated for 3.0 a "res at 24 VDC.
"POilaritY Shawn is with NAC activated
Strobe Y+ith unilVerg8l mounting
P1aIe and double gang box
Strobe
40 x 4' 1-112m
bakbox
Universal Mounting Plate
WARNING:
-
Strobes must be used only on circuits with continuously operating voltage. DO NOT use strobe on coded or interrupted
applied voltage is interrupted ON and OFF as the strobe may fail to flash.
a The strobe applied voltage must be within its rated input voltage rare
0 Fuse ratings n or signaling circuits must handle peak currents from all devices connected to those circuits.
PRINTED IN U.SrA
MFG. 4885001 - REV E
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PAGE 2 OF
SL24C 3075110
Ceiling and Wali'mount
Select=AlwStrobe"
Description
{
AMSECO's Ceiling and Wall mount Behan_A_ Ar to i
designed to comply with Americans with Disability Act
(ADA) and meet UL Standard 1971 requirements for
emergency signaling devices for the hearing impaired.
The SL24C-3075110 features n iq candela i n ton i.
ty field selector switch for alternating the candela with
ars intensity output of 30cd, 75cd or 1 1. These
appliances are polarized for connecting to supervised
fire alarm circuits_ The strobe is designed with a xenon
flashtube and provides a candela intensity Feld selector
switch located on th.e front for maximurn performance,
The L - 3075 110 can be synchronized by using the
S 1 - (daisy chain) Sync Module to complywith
FPA recommendations con rnirig photosensitive
epilepsy when installing 2 or more visual appliances
Within the field of view. The strobe signals aredesigned
for non -sleeping areas and are listed for indoor use.
Drdering Information
C
CORPORATE OFFICE & WAREHOUSE
2081 Craig Raid
St. LoUis, Misscuri 63146
000) 325-393
Fax: (30p) 738-,8377
Loyal: (314) 878-4321
7
U�� � MEA
F ea to res
UL Listed for Ceiling and Wall mounting under
ADA/NFPA/ANSI compliant
.Sefectable 30cd i 75cd-11O fiht ut
Polarized strobes with wide operating voltage range using
filtered DC or unfiltered FUlIR input voltages
Haunts onto 4 -inch square bask box
Synchronization requires an AMSECQ Sync Module
(SMD10-3A)
Screw tegmina! capacity up to AV4'G#12
Designed for use in non -sleeping areas
Available in red or white housing
Engineering Specifications
The visual alarm Indicating appliance shad �� �d l �. - 307
5110 o r equj va lent device. The Strobe shit b
listed under UL 1971 Standard firinfin d� for the hearing impaired
_ � d and hal roved for fireprotta
ice. For outdoor applications and -in UL NEMA 4X rated or LCL Haz H.Dust Tight conditions use AMSECOLCLESH-1229
polycarbonate over. The candelaoutput shall be find selectable, havingthree
�' ir�iir� tri �iil operaten C from non-codedoutput.
regulated D supply r fufl-wage designed rectified,unfiltered
��.�h Strobe shall t produce one signal flash per second with continuously
applied minimum voltage, The
Strobe may have SPC -1 unFr l back mountingcapable of CEILING
and WALL mounting to a back ho. When
strobe synchronization is required, the Strobe shall be compatible with the M
� I' 1 - (daisy chip) or other
source of AMSECO sync protocol.. Vjsu@l sign2ling devices shelf be installed an accordance with current NFFA guideline.
Dimensions: inches (mm
0
7i-8 ( 1 7 4 ) ceeF
r- font V ew
III
1 1313 2 ' )
Side
Sound Optput Dispersion
Horizontal Vertical
+0 - -5dB
Uj +30 I dS
1B
LU
dBi
Ut
-30 -dB -
-3d f
Wirinq Diaorams
Back View
�• ..+.5'°14 �ib Na �' ... d n.
0 ,
r
L Required Min. Li h W : cd
E
inn
I rifw Diagr'am for Aadible Strobe )asp -1131' Circuit with Audible Si?ence Feature ( H24C)
F -A C.P. - F _. P, SYNC ?MODULE 10-
4'�rotpe Signal Hom sp"gnal
circ -u t Circuit INPUT OUTPUT
- -Refer to F!'g 2
-
Wiring 4
Wiring D!a ram for A udibfe Shube C13SS -8" Citcuit mthout Audible Silence Feature
To N ext
Dee ice 0;r
Resistor
110
Tamp f -
pro f Cap
'STR 3E MORN
+
IN
IN
OUT OUT
�N
OUT OUT
ROBE hQRN
} _
IN
r
�} f
U -r
�P J
fl
OUT
Factory selinq jumper wiFe
Back of SH24Ca
R C. 3 PI" -7 Q C 1.
Tope Sdection
PC3 PC2 PCI
Pattern Tone Volume
Non
Electro
Temporal
Mechanical
High
C
Temporal
3000I -1z
Lo
Strobes must be used only on
circuitswith continuously operat-
ing voltage. DO NOT use strobe
n coded or interrupted circuits
in which the applied voltage i
interrupted ON and OFF as the
strobe may fail to flash.
The applied voltage must t tie
within its rated input voltage
range.
Fuse ratings on signaling
it 't must handle peak
currents from all devices connect-
ed to those circuits.
Strode 'Max. RMS operating
Light ONLY current (rnA)
Regulated Regulated
24V DC 24V FWR!.
30Cd 1 121 f 16-9
75cd 176 244
s
11cd 242 304
Horn ONLY PCI Pam- . Win.Sound OutpLd
rrrr P Tonep&ax(d 1 oft pw
(nrkA)--
Sound Output Table
Reg ulama- Reg u 4W: • Regulated
PC3KPC22PC� 424V DC
t HIGH 49
45 86
Mechanical
LOW 1 1 0 3434 7
000 Hz HIGH 1 0 49 45 87
4
LOW 1 0 34 34 77
4945 .80I
Mechanical�
0 LOW 0 1 0 34 3
y 300.() z
F=45 82
LOW 0 0 0 34 34 74
0
_:may a l= ,r, �� �w++•n��p:-_r}+w r
. d
}, PRk
Optional Mounting -,using SPC -1 rePrafit,vf�te -
4" Square
Back Box
f
1
N/
Single Gang
Back Box
{r �
r
Retrofit
Plate
0
optional Surface Mounting: usrri
" SquareIQ
Bac Box/j7-
1c -A
J(
Back
Box Skirl
N
Double Gang
E3-aBax F
}
0
0
R13X-1 back fox skirl and SPC - 1 retrofit plate
Single Gang
Bak Box
SM -D10 3A
Sync Module
.Spec if ia i n
has the
Input VoltageRegulated
24V
DC/F)jVR
Operating
Y .(Class e) circuits
Voltage Range
, 33V DC)'FVVR
Maximum
3A Average
Load on Loop
Max. SA Peak
RMS
Operating.
a
r
Current
DC
34rnA.
FWR
r
8 m r
iou ruing
Aerating
Temperature
-F - 1 0OF
Range
(00C - 4 C
i
DoLible Gang
Back Bo
SPC -1 / *-. - I
o
fir
X- 1 A
N,
Description
The Sync Module is designed to provide
synchronized temporal pattern (code )
tore, and synchronized the strobe flashes
when used with AMSECOs Se,ect-A-
tr o b, e /Ho,{ P series as well as the ability
to silence the horn while maintaining the
strobe flashes
1
ti.
Bac.k Box.
SPC- 1
FA
tarp
dark E o x 03--�
M EA
The SMD10-3A
has the
capability cif
connecting
two stye
Y .(Class e) circuits
or one style
Z (Class A)
circuit and is
rued for 3
Amperes
per circuit.
The SMD 1 0-3A can be interconnected so that more then 2 al2rm zones can
be synchronizedwhen connected using the SYNC terminals (dais
y chain
connection). The maximum number of interconnected modules is twerp
All inputs are polarized for comped I bility with standard revere len
. .
supervision of circuit wiri , when used with FAC P,
Tile !0 conlinuou's &V elopll'1-3lit i}f -,or produ hine, ��J�9:�� scj y��i�� are, ch -an a within �lrlo-l'i,
X
CORPORATE OFFICE & WAREHOUSE
2081 Craig Road
St. LOU'S, Missouri 63146
(8Q0) 325-3936
Fax.(300j �68-8377
Local: (314) 878-4321
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SH24C30-75110
e fect-A- StroelHotjr�� Ilk
:�
I bi"dLIUI-
Description
I' Select--Strobe/Horn Series is designed t
comply with the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) and
meet UL standard 1971 requirements for emergency
signaling devices, for the hearing impaired.
The Select-A-Strobefflorn SH24C series features a
unique candela~ intensity field selector switch for alter-
nating
lter-n tin the candela to 30cd, 75cd or 110cd. The Horn
provides two different field selectable tones, and a
High/Low output setting that can be achieved with the
use of Mini jumpers I0C2t d on back of the unit. These
appliances are polarized for connecting, to supervised
fire alarm circuits. The strobe is designed with a xenon
ffashtube and provides a candela intensity field selector
switch for maximum performance.
The SH24C-3075110 can be synchronized by using the
SMD10-3A Sync Module to comply with NFPA recom-
mendations
m -
mend tin concerning photosensitive epilepsy when
installing 2 or more visual appliances within the field of
view. The striobe signals are listed for indoor use, wall
mount, under UL 1971 standard.
Orde ria information
MEAA a A
-Feat u res
Meets or exceeds NFPA/aNSI Standards and ADA
Accessibility Guidelines
UL listed for ceiling and wall m untin� under UL1 971
Screw terra ina� capacity up to 12 AWG
De, signed for use in non -sleeping areas
Selectable settirigs: 30cd, 75cd, 11 O d candela utp ut
Polarized strobes with wide operating voltage range using
filtered DC or unfiltered l= W input voltage
Horn field selectable tones
3000 Hz interrupted or Electro -mechanical
Temporal or Non -temporal
High or Low dBA output
Mounts to 4" square, singe gang, doable gang or octaganal
back fox; SPC -1 (retrofit plate) and RBX-1 (back fox skirt)
are optional
Tamper -proof candela selector switch
Synchronization requires Sync Module (SMD10-3A)
Available in red or white dousing
Housing Input operating l tabu � Flash . Temperature
Model Number Sound u ming Syne
Color Volta Stroh pran
Range Output outU atT Module
Range
SH24C-30751 I OR Red Regulated 1- 3 O } Calling
T 110 White D /FW 1 1� 30,75,110 Selectable - M010- � 1 0 T
timesimi�,_� -9
E ng i neon n _§Pecifications
The audible and visual alarm indicating appliance shall be AMSECO modelSH24C-3075110 or equivalent device. The Strobe
shall be listed under UL 1971 Standard for signaling devices i for the haring impaired p d aid shall be apprd for fire protective
service. The candela output shall be fell selectable, having threesettings of.
d and 11 Gd output. The signaling
Strobe alb operate an 24VDC from a
non -coded regulated DC SUPPly or full -wage rectified, unfiltered supply. The Horn
operate on 24VDC coded system. The Strobe shall be designed to produce one signal
flash per second with continuously
applied rnJnimum voltage, The Strobe/Horn may have a SPC -1 universal backuntin plate. capableof CEILING and ALL
mounting to a back box. When strobe synchronization is required, the StrobeJHorn shall b compatible til with the
SMD 1 - (daisy sham) or other source of AMSECO sync protocol. Audible and visual signaling devices fall be installed in
accordance with current l l=PA guideline-
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Applicant ID,No: U80286-001
Service Censer No 1
Expires: 31 -MAR -2008
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
THIS 1S TQ CERTIFY that the Alarm Service Company indicated below is included by Underwriters
Laboratories Inc. (UL) in its Product Directories as eligible to use the UL Listing Mark in connection with
Certificated Alarm Systems. The only evidence of compliance with UL's requirements is the issuance of a
UL Certificate for the Alarm System and the Certif icate is current under US's CertJ icate Verif ication Service.,
Listed Service From: RICHARDSON, TX
Alarm Service
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SUITE 770
870 N DOROTHY DR
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The Alarm Service Company is Listed In the following Certificate Service Categorles:
File - Vol No.
S8293 - 1
1998 UL
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