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MIS98-0283 Sprinkler - MIS Permit / Conditions - 6/4/1998
rl z > Rl M. > 03 C4 S In m > z 77 17 to 0 Q > Cl) 0 OD O we o c n Z 5 (P 0 J ca z 0, D CC (C) —+. z 0 0 :3 (D 10 OL 00 Ol fA z tl cr, Mr N\1 z c z; vi z, n r4* f- u CL 00 C6 0 OD 0, C cn CD OL `O ca On D (D 10 QL OD Q Ol 07/24/1998 09: 17 360-871-2262 FOX FIRE PREVENTION PAGE 01 Pa FOX FIRE PREVENTION, INC. ( l Y P.O. BOX 594 FILE UO"' 0?PYRT ORCHARD, WASHINGTON 98366 (360)871-1985 (206) 623-2993 Seattle FAX: (360) 871-2262 Contractor's Registration FOXFIP1127M8 July 24, 1998 Mason County hire Department Box 186 Shelton,WA 98584 FAX: 360 427-7798 ATTN: Dave Salzer SUBJ. Cascade Floral Bvergree (Permit#NUS98-0283) i� Dear Dave: This letter is regarding our discussion about the fire sprinkler system at Cascade Floral (Belfair)using the low air switch not as a trouble alarm but as the fire alarm. The system ; will be pressurized at approximately 40 psi of air. If a sprinkler head fuses because of a fire, the system will lose its air pressure and actuate the low air switch which will read as a fire alarm to the alarm monitoring company. The fire department will use the fire department connection to pressurize the sprinkler system with water. If for some electrical or mechanical problem the low air switch sends in an alarm but the system is still pressurized with air, the fire department would have to pressurize the fire department connection to at least 175 psi to trip the dry valve. SSi'nccerely W. Richard.Miller Field Superintendent TM F11 i r RadioniCS � E 'Upy D7412 Control/Communicator Integrated Security System for Intrusion, Fire and Access Control Control Features • Eight programmable areas, each with perimeter/interior partitioning, master and associate (common �:r•,• y.frr;< ;<.;�•;rs,�: : area) operationPX ;>::> • Real time clock, test timer and 800 """'.'""`' event memory log (including date, ; time, event, point ID and User ID} • Battery charging circuit and voltage '^" supervision, AC power supervision :::::':`>>:<:»>::> ?= ? •';` • Automatic reset circuit protectors :,. '�•,.;;>:;<;,:».:?:�' ;. • On-board CPU watchdog warning buzzer n i n f and diagnostic ostic LEDs • Lightning and EMI protection • 9 9 Power limited external circuits Communicator • Built-in digital communicator with phone line monitor(loop or ground start) System Response • 75 users,each with authority by • Multiple telephone numbers, • Eight on-board detection points, up area and 16 character name primary and duplicate paths with to 67 off-board points for a total of • 14 custom authority levels control main and alternate destinations 75 points user's authority to change, add,and • All Reports within each routing • 31 custom point responses, delete passcodes and access group are programmable control tokens, disarm, bypass g p P g including fire supervisory points, initiate system tests, and • Optional dual phone line switcher . Selectable loop response time more monitors 2 phone lines • Fire Alarm verification Adjustable brightness/loudness for • Automatic test and status reports • Fire inspectors local test command center display/sounder • Time windows for arming and open/ close report suppression • Watch mode Access Control • Programmable answering machine • Scheduled events (Skeds)arm, • Two access control doors (each work-around for remote program disarm, bypass and unbypass requires optional D9210 module) ming on shared phone lines points, control relays, control authority levels, control door • Custom door strike, point shunt and Programmable Outputs access and more. auto disarming response by area • Up to 300 Wiegand user identifi • 12 VDC,2 Amp alarm power User Interface cation devices with assigned • 1.4 Amp Aux power • Supervise up to 8 command Access Level by door • 4 alarm output patterns centers (up to 32 non-supervised • Logging options for: Access • Automatic bell test command centers can be used) Granted, Entry Denied, Door Held • Custom command center text Open, Request to Exit • Programmable bell shut-off timer • Up to 14 panel wide Access Levels • • Full function command menu,51 programmable outputs including up to 4 Custom with both manual and scheduled • One parallel printer Functions control L826 P/N 34019E (1/97) D7412 Specification Sheet-Page 1 0 1996 Radionics,Inc. System Description Remote Account Manager(RAM), the name associated with the user passcode is included. The Radionics D7412 Control/Communicator provides an integrated solution to Access Control, Security, and Fire Security and Fire Detection Alarm System applications. The D7412 provides eight"on-board"detection points. Add The D7412 is a central control panel capable of monitoring expansion interfaces and up to 67 additional points to alarm points for intruder or fire alarms while operating provide up to 75 detection points. All points are individually user command centers, access readers, door locks and programmable and may be used to monitor all types of other outputs. The D7412 includes a built-in digital burglar alarm, fire alarm, and supervision devices. The communicator which reports events to selected D1255, D1256, and D1257 command centers show the destinations via programmable routes. With programming status of individual points with custom text. and accessory modules the D7412 offers flexibility and beneficial features rarely found in other security control Communications systems. The D7412 sorts reports by priority with primary, up to Area Configurations three duplicates and backup paths for each. The Radionics' Modem Ilia 2TM communications format, Area programming offers you a wide selection of different available with Radionics' D6500 Receiver and the D7412, system configurations. Each area is assigned to one of up adds these reporting capabilities-to name just a few: to eight account numbers to define annunciation, control, and reporting functions. • Reports individual point numbers, point text and other event information User Interface • Opening/closing reports from up to 75 users, with user Command centers provide on-premises point and system name status annunciation. The D7412 provides a fully selectable . Identifies Opening/Closing reports by area number user interface so you can customize command center displays and simplify operation by creating menu items • Reports access control events with up to 300 user ID's. and functions and by only showing those menu items that . Reports remote programming attempts are appropriate to that area. The Command Menu can help the new user to become ' Includes Diagnostic Reports familiar with the features of the control panel. You program Local Event Storage and Printing the Command Menu for features and Custom Functions Up to 800 events can be recorded in the D7412 built in that can be viewed at each command center. Logger memory. All events- local only and transmitted Custom Functions allow users to perform complex reports-are automatically stored. Each event log entry functions with a few keystrokes. Up to 4 Custom Functions contains the time, date, event description, account number, can be programmed, each identified by 16 characters of point number, and user ID. custom text. You can program the panel with functions A command center function allows selected users to view containing up to 32 keystrokes each. the event log from the command center. The events can be The D1255 Command Center, D1256 Fire Command retrieved remotely using RAM. Center and D1257 Fire Annunciator use a 16-character Events print as they are stored in the D7412's event log. English language display to show system status,area Each event appears in one 80-character line. One D9131A status (custom text), and point status(custom text).The Parallel Printer Interface can be installed to record events D720 LED Command Center provides command functions locally on a printer.The printer can record opening and and annunciation for up to 8 points in a single area.Any closing, access,alarm, Skeds, or any combination of combination of these command centers can be used within events. The D7412 can supervise various printer status the same area. conditions. The D7412 includes easy to remember command Logger/Printer Applications #unctions.Fami6at eo nrnar6s Vke Command A,Commaad Logger and Local Printer are ideally suited for the 2,and Command 8 make the D7412 an easy transition for seasoned Radionics customers. customer who would like to have a record of openings and closings without having the extra communications cost. User Passcodes Using Logger and the Remote Account Manager,you can suppress reports and then retrieve the security system The D7412 system can accommodate up to 75 individually events periodically using one phone call, rather than programmed user passcodes. Passcodes are 3 to 6 digits receiving several calls each day. in length with no fixed digits. When the panel's event log reaches the programmed Each user is assigned to one of 14 customized authority threshold of stored events,the D7412 sends a report to the levels in each individual area. You can assign the user to a D6500 receiver to remind the central station to retrieve different authority level for each area and assign a time events from the panel's log with the Remote Account profile to control the user's passcode use. Manager. Each user can be identified by a 16 character customized name. When logged events associated with the user are printed, reported to the central station in Radionics' Modem Ilia 2TM communications format, or retrieved with L826 P/N 34019E (1/97) D7412 Specification Sh et-Page 2 0 1996 Radionics, Inc. Scheduled Events(Skeds) D9210 Access Control Module • Day-of-week or date of the year schedules Access can be granted from a Wiegand style access • Four holiday schedules of 365 days each control device (access reader) when connected to a D9210 Access Control Module. Access may also be granted from • Up to 64 scheduled events and more than 20 different a REQUEST TO EXIT or a REQUEST TO ENTER input. functions The D9210 Access Interface Module provides for connec- • Remotely programmable with User control capability tions of the access door point and the door strike. Up to from the command center two D9210s can be incorporated on each system. Each The D7412's internal clock and calendar help the panel D9210 controls one door. operate individual scheduled events(Skeds). You can • Each access door can be configured independently from program each Sked to perform a specific function (such as the other doors. arm/disarm, relay control, point bypassing, etc.). Each . The same alarm door contact point controls the access Sked is programmed for a time and either a day of the door and is part of the alarm system (the door does not week schedule or a date of the year schedule. need to have double contacts). The User can change the time for the Sked if the Sked is • The door contact can be either normally open or programmed for local time editing. Holiday schedules can normally closed and is used to reset the door strike time be used to enable or disable individual Skeds during the when the door either opens or closes depending upon holiday periods. programming. Fire Test • The door contact can terminate a programmable door entry buzzer(if used). In the Fire Test Mode, the D7412 suppresses reports to the . The door contact is shunted when valid access is being receiver so you can test initiating and indicating devices granted through the door. without transmitting alarms to the central station.When you put the D7412 in Fire Test Mode,the panel sends a An optional buzzer can be triggered prior to the end of a report to the central station to indicate the start of the test. door shunt period to warn the user that a"door left open" Test events then become"local only".The command condition is about to occur. center shows how many points are to be tested. • The access point can be configured to generate an Each time a device initiates an alarm, the programmed alarm or a trouble (or have no response)when the door point text displays at the command center. The automatic is left open beyond the door shunt period. sensor reset feature of the Fire Test Mode allows you to • The reading of access cards, in addition to the granting continue testing additional devices without time consuming of access, can control whether the system will disarm trips to the command center to manually reset sensors. At along with granting of access. the end of the test, the command center displays the • The door strike can be programmed to be held open number of untested points. You can also view the point text automatically during the disarm period and then auto for each untested point. matically re-lock when the area is armed. When you take the D7412 out of Fire Test Mode, the panel • The system can be configured to generate an alarm, a sends a report to the receiver indicating the completion of trouble, (or have no response)depending upon the the test. area's armed condition when the door is opened outside of an authorized access period. Combining Access Control with Security • An option is provided that can control whether access and Fire Detection granted conditions or access denied conditions send events to the log by door. A combined system can help prevent false alarms by . REQUEST TO ENTER and REQUEST TO EXIT can be making it easy to use just one system that controls programmed to shunt the door without activating the security, access, and fire functions. strike. The access control features of the D7412 can deny access during armed periods. It can also grant access only to certain authorized users depending on whether the area is Specifications master armed, perimeter armed, or disarmed.The alarm General system can automatically disarm when designated authorized users are granted access. The contractor shall furnish and install, where indicated on the plans, a Radionics D7412 Control/Communicator.The The D7412 can control two (2)Access Doors as part of the panel shall be listed by Underwriters Laboratories for 75 intrusion and fire detection points. NFPA 72 Applications. You can use up to 300 Wiegand user identification devices The D7412 shall support initiating and indicating modules in the D7412 system. Up to four of the Wiegand user and Radionics Command Centers. The D7412 Control/ devices can be associated with each of the 75 user Communicator power supply shall provide 1.4 Amps of names, passcodes and area authority levels. power for all processing functions and 12 VDC auxiliary requirements. 0 1996 Radionics,Inc. D7412 Specification Sheet-Page 3 L826 P/N 34019E (1/97) Software Remote Diagnostics and Controls Programming of all system functions shall be Remote control through the use of the Remote Account accomplished at the site using the Radionics D5200 Manager software shall include: reset of audible signals, Programmer or remotely through a Remote Account activation/deactivation of D8129 relays, interrogation of Manager software package. A programmable system battery, point and armed status, the enabling or disabling passcode shall be used to prevent unauthorized remote of reporting functions, and the shunting of reporting points programming attempts. during servicing. The D7412 programming shall provide for up to four System Test separate telephone numbers for primary, alternate and backup receivers, automatic test reports, selective relay The Fire Test mode shall support single person operation. activation, and custom text on the associated command All reports to the central station shall be suppressed while centers and annunciators. the fire test is being conducted. The Fire Test mode shall be activated by entering a user passcode at the D1255R. Up to 75 user passcodes shall be programmable to identify All testing data shall be visible on command center and the user when resetting alarms or arming and disarming a annunciator displays during testing. combination fire/burglary and access control system. Hardware Up to 64 programmable scheduled event functions shall be available for controlling relays, enabling passcodes, and The D7412 shall provide up to 75 individually identified supporting the service alert feature. addresses. Each shall accommodate normally open and/or normally closed devices with End-Of-Line resistor Other programmable functions shall include fire alarm supervision. Each point shall be programmable for fire, fire reset commands, master zone response codes, Sked supervisory or burglary applications. Also, silent or steady parameters, and day/date/time adjustments. and/or pulsed audible, and local or remote reporting to a receiver. Event Logger/Clock External Hardware An integral 800 event logger shall record all system events and include the time, date, event, and point ID for each The D7412 shall allow the use of one on-site parallel event.Types of events to be stored shall include: alarms, printer using Radionics D9131A Printer Interface Module. restorals, troubles, access events, and openings and Events shall print as they are stored in logger. The printer closings by user. Programming options shall allow the shall print the time,date, account number,event, point ID, Logger to record certain functions entered at command point text. centers.The stored events in Logger shall be retrievable with a Remote Account Manager software package. Installation,Warranty,and Training The D7412's internal clock shall support the Skeds Installation of the system, wiring of initiating devices and (scheduled events)feature. The user shall have the option signaling circuits shall be the responsibility of the installing to alter the Sked activation times using a programmable company. passcode. Warranty on all components shall be for one year, subject to manufacturer's limitations. Training in the complete Command Centers operation of the system shall be furnished by the installing System command centers shall be Radionics D1255 company upon completion of the installation. Command Center, D1256 Fire Command Center, and D1257 Fire Annunciator. Each of these shall be equipped Listings and Approvals with a 16-character alphanumeric display, distinct fire and Fire burglary tones, and backlighted multi-key touchpad. UL: Central Station, Local,Auxiliary, Remote Station,and The D1255, D1256, and D1257 shall have the ability to Household Fire Warning. display the following for each detection point: alarm, trouble,service, faulted, and custom text. In addition, CFSM and NYC-MEA approved. FM is pending. expanded, addressable point displays shall include missing and extra, point information. System wide displays Burglary shall include:local system test,sensor reset, fire test UL: Central Station, Local, Police Connect, Bank Safe and mode, and user programming prompts. Vault, Mercantile Safe and Vault, and Grade A Household systems. DOD: Approved for installations in Sensitive Compart- mented Information Facilities (SCIF). Access Radionics' UL: Access Control Systems. ISO 9002 0.4 ® 1996 Radionics, Inc., Salinas,CA,USA.All rights reserved. TM The Radionics logo is a registered trademark of Radionics, Inc.,Salinas,CA. CERTIFICATE NO.83946 L826 P/N 34019E (1/97) Radionics, Inc., 1800 Abbott Street Page 4 Salinas,CA,93901, USA R A D I O N I C S D125B Powered Loop Interface Module Specification Sheet Features • Two separate powered sensor loops • Suitable for 12 or 24 VDC, 2-wire smoke detectors • Suitable for 4-wire smoke detectors {: • Up to 50 2-wire, 12 VDC glassbreak detectors • Reports individual loop alarm • Reports individual loop trouble and ground fault r • Manual reset of latching devices from panel ' • Remote central station reset Description ;. The D125B Powered Loop Interface Module is an accessory device for Radionics Fire Alarm Control/ Communicators.The D125B provides two separate NFPA style A (Class B), 12 or 24 VDC powered loops. The module supervises each of the loops foropens,shorts,or ground faults. A y o You can power both loops with either 12 or 24 VDC for connecting compatible 2-wire smoke detectors or - other 2- or 4-wire devices such as retarded waterflow switches,manual stations,heat detectors,or glass break Installation detectors. An auxiliary power supply is used in 24 VDC appli- The D125B Powered Loop Interface Module mounts cations and provides powerforthe module and all devices in a Radionics enclosure using screws included with the connected to the two loops. The power supply is not unit. A D137 Mounting Bracket can be used to install provided with the unit. Any power supply installed must additional modules or when installing the D125B in an be UL listed for use with Radionics fire products. approved adjacent enclosure.Separate enclosures must Application be within 20 feet of the panel enclosure and connected by conduit. The D125B is suitable forconnecting fire or burglary The D125B requires an earth ground reference and a devices in commercial, industrial, and institutional common reference with the control/communicator. The applications. The D125B is compatible with retarded D125B provides a supervisory output terminal for each of waterflow switches,2-wire and 4-wire smoke detectors, its loops.All terminal designations are clearly marked on the non-powered fire initiating devices, and 2-wire burglary module circuit board. Two 1.8k S2 EOL resistors are devices. Schools, offices, and health care facilities are shipped with the unittobe installed afterthelastdeviceon typical commercial applications where the D125B may each loop. be specified. Listings and Approvals Ordering Information • UL listed Model Description • NYC-MEA pending D125B Powered Loop Interface Module • CSFM listing no. 7300-0801:130 D137 Mounting Bracket 75-06572-000-C 4/94 ®1994 Radionics, Inc. Operational Data Electrical Specifications Each loop of the D1256 is supervised by a 1.8k 92 Operating Nominal 12 or 24 VDC supplied Voltage by control/communicator or UL end-of-line resistor installed after the last device. The listed power supply moduledetects opens,shorts,orground faults on the loop Operating Minimum Maximum circuit wiring. Two supervisory output terminals on the D125B Current 12 VDC: 22mA 147mA each connect to a zone or point terminal on the control/ 24 VDC: 42mA 292mA communicator.These output terminals are labeled A and B and have internal 1 k 92 resistance. An alarm on either Specifications module loop shorts the corresponding zone or point. A trouble on either module loop opens the corresponding The contractor shall furnish and install the D125B zone or point. Powered Loop Interface Module where indicated on the The Radionics D130 Relay Module is used for 24 plans.The unit shall supply two 12 or24 VDC,supervised VDC applications. Power to the relay coil is interrupted NFPA style A initiating circuits. Each loop shall have a momentarily by using a programmed function from a panel 1.8k Q EOL resistor installed after the last device. The command center.This drops powerto all devices on both D125B shall be suitable for replacing Radionics D125 and loops.See the Sensor Reset section in the operation and D125A modules using the existing 1.5k Q EOL resistor. installation manual for the panel being used. Each D125B module shall support up to 25 Radionics 2- Non-powered initiating devices such as waterflow wire 12 VDC smoke detectors per loop. switches,manual stations,and heatdetectors are installed The unitshall be powered by the control/communicator without the D130 Relay Module. or an auxiliary UL listed power supply with an appropriate listed power supervision device.The D125B shall provide two separate supervisory output terminals for connecting Dimensions to zones or points on Radionics control/communicators. 5.0" L x 3.0" W x .75" D The unit shall be provided with an earth ground reference and a common panel reference.The unit shall be installed in a Radionics enclosure or in a separate approved enclosure connected by conduit not more than 20 feet in length. Wiring Information D125B TERMINAL BLOCK 10 0 CONTROUCOMMUNICATOR EARTH GROUND POSITIVE TO LOOP A DETECTORS O+ 9 POSITIVE TO LOOP B DETECTORS +O 8 NEGATIVE TO LOOP DETECTORSO 7 NEGATIVE TO LOOP B DETECTORSO 4 6 5 0 COMMON WIRE ONLY ONE TO PANEL COMMON 4 0 COMMON 3 0 LOOP A SUPERVISORY OUTPUT 2 11 LOOP B SUPERVISORY OUTPUT 1 POSITIVE 12 OR 24 VDC 01994 Radionics, Inc.,Salinas,CA, U.S.A.All rights reserved. Tm The Radionics logo is a registered trademark of Radionics, Inc., Salinas, CA. Radionics" Radionics, Inc., 1800 Abbott Street Salinas, CA, 93901, U.S.A. D128 Dual Phone Line Switcher ` Operation and Installation Instructions Description The 0megalarrn D8112 ControWommunica for uses the Model D128 Dual Phone Line Switcher to transmit over a second phone line when the primary phone fine is determined to be mops-- The D128 module allows the D8112 to periodically test the phone lines for usage and integrity and to report to the central station(via the working phone fine)when a phone line is faulty.As the D128 switches between telephone lines during testing.a sight clicking sound will be emitted from the D128. This sound is generated from the relays switching the phone lines. The D128 is protected from high voltage transients on the phone fines by gas discharge tubes. Operation The D120 always uses the primary phone One b ir*Wo caps(except In Automatic Test Reports.see 8112 Program Entry Guide for detalls). M the primary line is used for two attempted calls and fails to reach the central station;or d the primary fine Is detected by the D8112 to be faulty,the D8112 switches to the second line and adds to the original report a telephone One trouble report. The primary lime reports as ZONE B and the secondary line reports as ZONE C. Program Etoaartion Fallon Annunciation The D128 module has a dreuk that monitors the D8112 ControilCommunicaloes,CPU(Central Processing Unit). II the D8112s CPU falls to execute its program correctly.the D128 wig sound an audible trouble signal. This signal cannot be reset while the CPU is failed. This is called the'watchdog'feature and is requited for all commercial fire alarm installations including those without I signaW9 connections such as the NFPA 72A local. i Statue LED* Four LEDs mounted on the front edge of the D128 module display primary phone line failure.secondary phone line failure.failure tocommunicate,andAC powerstatus.The D8112 must be programmedtodrive the LEI)displayof the D128 module.Seeprogram Rom 814 PhLite. When programmed and operating normally,only the green AC power status LED should be lighted. Phone Line Failure LED An amber phone In status LED lights on the D128 module when the D8112 Contro lCommunicator detects less than 25VDC or 10mAof current across tip and ring of the telephone line.The D8112 monitorslhe faulty telephone One for a programmable interval (program Clem 811 PhSupv)before Indicating a trouble condition. Felun to Oomr mkate LED An amber LED fghts when the D8112 ControllCommunicalor has attempted teatimes;to communicate with the central station,but has failed. The LED is cleared by entering the arm/disarm passcode into the D8112 ControllCommunicator Command Center. I AC Poorer Status LED ThegreeWpowerstatus LED Is litwhen the D8112ControWA=unIc WorIsrunningonACpower.When the D81121s notrunning on AC power the LED Is not it. Photo Cord Supervision The gree phone cords used to conned the D128 module to the D8112 ControliCommunicator and to the telephone system can be supervised for proper connection when using RJ38X Tekowne Jacks. With the RJ38X jacks and the phone cads installed. terminal 10 of the D8112 Control Is a continuity reference which can be wired in series with a 1000 ohm resistor and connected to a protective zone Input. When any of the three phone cords are removed from the jacks.the protective zone is faulted(opened). The protective zone used for phone cord supervision should be programmed with a zone code as follows: 3163 Buzz on phone cord fault,priority zone 3161 Buzz on phone cad fault,ran-priority zone 19 • � .«�..«w wwwv� •N.«Mw MM new wrN1..w1 MM♦ N w/M MM'IwwMM w�1.�y..,....wwwr MYt.M l.J �j M+wr• wM�HMS low OHM MOTOR n�eecw wwww.epr.I N /i 1� N 11 It 20 Z? .cos« HMO D192D Indicating Circuit Supervision Module Features • Compatible with 12 or 24 V DC Control/Communicators • Supervises 12 or 24 V DC Class A, Style Z or Class B, Style Y indicating circuits • Supervised signal silencing switch j> • Signaling circuit rated at 3 Amps • Multiple module configurations ` „3 • Mounts in panel enclosure y Description The D192D is an accessory Indicating Circuit 4" Supervision Module that supervises the wiring to :<> remote signaling devices for open circuit, short circuit, or grounded circuit faults in compliance with UL 864 and NFPA 72. A silence switch on the D192D disconnects power to the Application signaling circuit during system tests. With the switch in The 192D Module provides a supervised the OFF(silence)position,the D192D shorts the Control Panel's supervisory zone or point,which the panel connection point between an alarm indicating reports as a trouble condition. circuit and the FACP. It supervises the indicating circuit for open, short, and ground condition, any The D192D supervises alarm circuits powered by of which the FACP will report as a trouble either a Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) or an condition. auxiliary power supply. It allows the use of 12 V In an alarm situation,the FACP signals the D192D or 24 V DC signaling devices, depending on the to power the indicating circuit, either from the power supply selected. FACP battery or from an auxiliary power supply. Several D192D modules can connect to the same supervisory zone or point of the FACP. Installation The D192D uses a DC-DC converter to isolate the signaling circuit from earth ground. A Class B The D192D mounts inside the FACP enclosure. two-wire signaling circuit annunciates with a single Depending on the configuration of the panel, it ground fault. A Class A four-wire signaling circuit may attach using existing mounting holes or on a annunciates with simultaneous single open and mounting bracket. single ground faults. Install according to the Radionics Installation Alarm signaling devices used with the D192D Instructions. Test and maintain equipment must: according to the Instruction manual, NFPA 72, • be polarized (DC) Local Codes, and the Authority Having • match the power supply voltage rating Jurisdiction. Failure to follow these instructions • not have a circuit current in excess of 3 Amps may result in a failure to initiate an alarm per module condition. Radionics is not responsible for improperly installed, tested, or maintained products. ©1996 Radionics All rights reserved 75-07667-000-A 9/96 RadiwiCS" T"'The Radionics logo is a registered trademark of Radionics, D192D Specifications 1800 Abbott Street,Salinas,CA 93901,USA Pagel of 2 Specifications Dimensions <d1921� 12 V 24 V Width 3" Input Voltage Height 5" (Auxiliary or 10.0-14.0 V DC 17.0-28.0 V DC Depth 2" External Auxiliary Power Idle Current 1 mA 2 mA Ordering Information Auxiliary Power 70 mA 70 mA Alarm Current External Power 1.25 x Signaling 1.25 x Signaling D192D Indicating Circuit Supervision Module Input Current Circuit Current Circuit Current Signaling 0.1 A Minimum 0.1 A Minimum Circuit Current 3.0 A Maximum 3.0 A Maximum Compatible Alarm-SAF AS- Radionics D9142F External Power PS5-BFS-I2-UL Alarm-SAF AS- Supplies PS5-BFS-24-UL + + Uass t3 - Class A Circuit Connections Class B Circuit Connections The Class B Circuit must have a 33k n End of Line resistor installed in the circuit after the last signaling device.. ©1996 Radionics All rights reserved 75-07667-000-A 9/96 RadiOrncs' 'The Radionics logo is a registered trademark of Radionics, D 192D Specifications 1800 Abbott Street,Salinas,CA 93901,USA Page 2 of 2 TM D1255 Command Center Radionics and D720 LED Command Center Features Specifications Sheet • Slim-Line designer styling compliments any decor • Easy to read Vacuum Fluorescent Display(D1255) or LED display(D720) • Lighted keys on entry or key press for simple operation • Easy system control with menu keys (D1255)or function keys(D720) • User friendly response tones • Usercontrolled brightness and loudness(D1255) • Installer configured menus, text and custom functions(D1255) • Multiple orsingle area configurations(D1 255) • Compatible with the D9412,D9124,D9112,D7412 and D7212 Control/Communicators D1255 with D55 deskstand shown. Description D720 LED Command Center The Radionics D1255 and D720 Command Centers The D720 Command Center features LED are low profile,surface mount units which can annunciation for up to eight points.The LEDs can annunciate events from the Radionics 7000 and 9000 indicate Power State(AC On/Off, Battery Good, series control/communicators. The units have Battery Low, and Battery Missing),Armed Status number keys(from 0 to 9)and function or menu keys (Perimeter, Interior,and Instant), Point Status(Point (including COMMAND and ENTER).These keys are Fault, Point Alarm Memory,and Bypassed Point)and used to enter personal passcodes and commands Command Mode(On or Off). into the D9412,D9124,D9112,D7412 and D7212 Control/Communicator. Listings and Approvals Both command centers contain a sounder to . UL Listed: 1610, 1076, 1023,985,864,609,and annunciate several system and area conditions. 365 These conditions include: Entry/Exit Delay, • CSFM:Household and Non Hi Rise Keystroke Entry, Faulted Point Protest, Watch Tone, System Trouble Tone,Alarm Tones, and Walk Test. • NYC-MEA:Completed D1255 Command Center • FM:Approved The D1255 features an illuminated keypad,a 16- character vacuum fluorescent display,and programmable text annunciation of up to 246 points. Application A pull-up reference card and labeled keypad provide a The D1255 and D720 can be mounted in secure areas quick reference to common command center features for use as both system controllers and annunciators. and system displays. In commercial uses,the Command Centers are The built-in speaker emits distinct warning tones.As typically installed in building entrances and areas with you press each key, the speaker can emit a muted unrestricted access. Near exterior doors in hotel or beep to indicate that your entry was accepted. business lobbies are ideal locations.This allows a responding agency,or persons evacuating the building L809 P/N 33704E 10/96 01996 Radionics, Inc. Application (Cont'd) Ordering Information to quickly identify the type and location of the Model Description emergency from outside without being in danger. D 1255 Command Center For residential use,the Command Centers are usually D720 LED Command Center located near the front and rear entrances to the home. D54B Brass Faceplate Additional Commands Centers are also often in a D54C Stainless Steel Faceplate kitchen or in a bedroom. D55 Desk Stand Multiple Command Centers can be used in a large D56 Conduit Backbox building with many separate areas of security. These Command Centers can be programmed to control one Electrical Specifications or many areas. Operating Voltage Nominal 12VDC supplied by Both devices have a built in sounder that allows them the control/communicator to be installed in locations not in general view. Operating current Audible tones alert personnel to fire system events D 1255 Minimum 104 mA and assist fire fighters in locating the annunciator. Maximum 206 mA D720 Minimum 20 mA Installation Maximum 100 mA Wiring Four conductors supply: The D1255 and D720 Command Centers connect to Serial data, +12VDC and the control/communicator through standard four-wire panel common cable.Shielded cable may be required where Display 16 character vacuum excessive EMI is a problem. fluorescent D1255 or LED D720 Operating The field wiring connects to a four-wire harness Temperature 0 to 50C (32 to 122°F) supplied with the unit.This harness plugs into a four- Non-condensing pin connector on the circuit board through the back of Relative Humidity 5 to 85%at 300C (86°F) the D1255 or D720. Each unit has three mounting holes in the base that allow secure,correct Dimensions positioning during installation. Base Measurements 8.3"L x 4.5"W x 0.8"D Do not install the command centers in direct sunlight. This damages the module components and makes Specifications the display less visible. The contractor shall furnish and install,where Operational Data indicated on the plans, Radionics D1255 Command p Center and D720 LED Command Center.The D1255 The D1255 and D720 operate through the Serial shall have a 16 character vacuum fluorescent display Device Interface bus of the control/communicators. and show all system events.The D720 shall have an Serial data and power is received by the command eight point LED display.Alarms shall be prioritized centers through a four-wire cable. ahead of other system events and displayed in Both devices continually'show the status of the sequence. system.Changes in the normal panel condition such A built in sounder shall indicate events with distinct as alarm or trouble events are displayed in tones for fire alarm and system trouble.The D1255 alphanumeric English text(D1255)or LED display and D720 shall connect to the control/communicator (D720)and the appropriate sounder response tone is through a four-wire cable.The D1255 and D720 shall emitted. Resetting the unit display and sounder can be constructed of high impact plastic. be accomplished only by authorized persons. The D9412,D9124,D9112,D7412 and D7212 have a Wire Information nonvolatile event memory.All system events are stored in this log and can be recalled and displayed on Four-Conductor from Panel D1255 or D720 Command Centers(D1255),printed locally or retrieved Wirinq Harness from off premises via the Remote Account Manager 12VDC 12 VDC Red (R.A.M.). Date-Out Data-In Yellow Data-in Data-Out Green ISO9002 " Common Common (Black) CERTIFICATE NO.83946 ®1994-1996 Radionics, Salinas, CA, U.S.A. All rights reserved. "' The Radionics logo is a registered trademark of Radionics Salinas CA U.S.A. Radionics, Inc., 1800 Abbott Street L809 P/N 33704E 10/96 Rad ionicS'M Salinas, CA, 93901, U.S.A. r7 wheelock SERIES MB MOTOR BELLS THE SIGNAL SOURCE`M & MBS STROBE BELLS SERIES Wheelock's Series MB motor bells provide a better MB engineered motor bell for fire and life safety alarm sys- tems. A number of improvements have been built into the Wheelock Series MB bells line, including higher dBA, low current draw, built-in trimplate for semi-flush SERIES mounting,low frequency aluminum shells,and low RFI MBS noise. The motor for Series MB bells is a durable, high torque, permanent magnet motor selected for its high performance and long life. These DC vibrating Series MB motor bells are offered in 6"and 10"shell sizes in both 12 and 24 VDC models. They are available with an integral 12,000 peak can- dlepower strobe that flashes once per second. Features • UL Listed for Fire Protective Service. • High sound output with low current draw. • Low frequency aluminum shells for better audibility Specifications through walls, doors, and other structures. The alarm signals shall be Wheelock Series MB vi- • Both 6"and 10"shell sizes in 12 or 24 VDC models. brating Motor Bells or approved equal. They shall • Integral RFI suppression to minimize induced noise be UL Listed for Fire Protective Service.Shells shall on the alarm lines. be aluminum in 6" (or 101 diameter. Sound output • Mounting options for surface, semi-flush, outdoor, at 10 feet shall be 92 dBA.The bells shall incorporate and concealed conduit installation. a permanent magnet motor and suppression to min- • Built-in trimplate makes semi-flush mounting simpler imize RFI. They shall include a built-in trimplate for and less expensive. semi-flush mounting to standard 4" square back- • Screw terminals permit fast in-out field wiring of 12- boxes,or surface mounting to Wheelock's indoor BB 22 AWG wire. backbox or outdoor WBB backbox. • Polarized-for DC supervision of alarm lines. Strobe bell(MBS)models shall include an integral • Operate on filtered or unfiltered DC. flashing strobe light with white polycarbonate lens • Strobe bells for combined audible and visual sig- and red "Fire" lettering. The strobe shall be factory naling have single input to save wiring time for 2- wired to operate in unison with the bell and shall wire, tandem operation of bell and strobe. produce 12,000 peak candlepower at approximately one flash per second. The strobe bells shall semi- flush mount to standard 4" square backboxes, or surface mount using Wheelock's SB backbox. All bell and strobe bell models shall be polarized for line supervision and shall have screw terminals for in- out field wiring of 12-22 AWG wire. Operating volt- age shall be nominal 24 VDC or 12 VDC. Finish on all models shall be red enamel. Ordering Information and Specifications (24 VDC Signals) 24 VDC Model Order Strobe dBA Current Mounting Approvals SIGNALS Code Code Candela @10 it @24 vdc Options UL CFM FM MEA BFP LS LS-24-VFR 5174 15 - .080 D X X X - Strobes LS1-24-VFR 5175 15 - .080 A,J X X X - LS3-24-VFR 5176 15 - .080 L X X X - LSP-24-HFR 5180 15 - .080 E,R X X X - - LSM LSM-24-VFR 5171 1 15/75 - .115 D X Apr May Apr Jul Strobes LS1M-24-VFR 5172 15/75 - .115 A,J X Apr May Apr Jul LS3M-24-VFR 5173 15175 - .115 L X Apr May Apr Jul LSPM-24-VFR 5179 15/75 - .115 E,S X A r Ma Apr Jul MS MS-24-VFR 5316 30 - .135 D X Apr X - Strobes MS1-24-VFR 5317 30 - .135 A,J X Apr X - - MS3-24-VFR 5319 30 - .135 L X Apr X - MSP-24-HFR 5320 30 - .135 E,R X Apr X Is IS-24-VFR 5351 75 - .225 D Mar Jun May Jun Se Strobes IS1-24-VFR 5352 75 225 A,J Mar Jun Ma Jun Se tS3-24-VFR 5353 75 .225 L Mar Jun May Jun Se ISP-24-VFR 5354 75 - .225 E,R Mar Jun May Jun Se HSW HSW-24-HFR 5177 110 - .230 D X X X X May Strobes HS2W-HFR 5178 110 - .230 C,K X X X X May HSPW-24-HFR 5181 110 - .230 E,R X X X X Ma MIZ MIZ-24-LS-VFR 5191 15 90 .092 B,C,K X X X - Mini-Horns MIZ-24-LSM-VFR 5190 15/75 90 .127 B,C,K Mar May May May Au MIZ-24-MS-VFR 5376 30 90 .147 B,C,K Mar May Mar - - MIZ-24-IS-VFR 5358 75 90 .237 B,C,K Apr Jul Jun Jul Oct MIZ-24-HSW-HFR 5192 110 90 .242 B,C X Apr Mar Apr Jul MT MT-24-LS-VFR 5183 15 87-99 .092-.128 C,E,M,O,P,T X X X - Multitone MT-24 LSM VF 5182 15175 87-99 .127-.163 C,E,M,O,P,T Mar May May May Au 2 FR 5321 30 87-99 .147-.183 C,E,M,O,P,T Mar May Mar - - MT-24-IS-VFR 5355 75 87-99 .237-.273 C,E,M,O,P,T Apr Jul Jun Jul Oct MT4-24-LS-VFR 5315 15 87-99 .092-.128 N X X Apr - MT4- - -VFR 5374 15/75 87-99 .127-.163 N Mar May May Jun Se VFR 5375 1 30 87-99 .147-.183 N Apr Jun Apr - - MT4-24-IS-VFR 5370 75 87-99 .237-.273 N Apr Jul Jun Jul I Oct CH CH-CFI-LS-24-CFW 5187 15 83 .100 F,G X Mar Jun Chimes CH-CFI-MS-24-CFW 5322 30 83 .155 F,G Mar May Jun - - CH-CFI-IS-24-CFW 5356 75 83 .245 F,G Apr Jul Jun Jul Oct CH-DFI-LS-24-VFR 5189 15 83 .100 F,G,Q X Mar Jun - - CH-DFI-LSM-24-VFR 5188 15/75 83 .135 F,G,Q Mar May Jun Ma Au CH-DFI-MS-24-VFR 5323 30 83 .155 F,G,Q Mar May Jun - CH-DFI-IS-24-VFR 5357 75 83 .245 F G Q A r Jul Jun Jul Oct Ordering Information and Specifications (12 VDC Signals) - available in May (LS) and June (MS) 12 VDC Model Order Strobe dBA Current Mounting Approvals SIGNALS Number Code Candela @10 It @12 vdc Options UL CFM FM MEA BFP LS/MS LS1-12-VFR 5377 15 - .160 A,J Apr Jun Apr Strobes MSI-12-VFR 5378 30 - .270 A,J May AugJun - LSP-I2-VFR 5379 15 - .160 E,R Apr Jun Apr - MSP-I2-VFR 5380 1 30 - .270 1 E,R May AugJun - - MIZ MIZ-12-LS-VFR 5381 15 88 .170 B,C,K May Jul May - Mini-Horns MIZ-12-MS-VFR 5382 30 88 .280 B,C,K Jun Sep Jun - MT MT-12-LS-VFR 5383 15 87-99 .170-.260 C,E,M,O,P,T May Jul May Multitone MT-12-MS-VFR 5384 30 87-99 .280-.370 C,E,M,O,P,T Jun Sep Jun MT4-12-LS-VFR 5385 15 87-99 .170-.260 N May Jul May - MT4-12-MS-VFR 5386 30 87-99 .280-.370 N Jun Sep Jun Notes: 1. All 24 vdc models are Listed for 20-31 vdc input and 12 vdc models for 12-15.6 vdc input using either filtered or unfiltered (FWR) input voltage. 2. dBA ratings are at measured at 10 ft an anechoic chamber with nominal input voltage. 3. MT Multitone Series has range of current and dBA ratings with eight field- selectable tones and High or Standard dBA settings. 4. CH Chime Series can be set for single stroke or vibrating mode. 5. Strobes require continuous input voltage to flash properly;do not use strobes on coded or interrupted circuits. 6. Models code suffix:V=vertical lens;C=ceiling lens;H=horizontal lens;F=fire lettering;R=red plate;W=white plate. 7. Approval codes:UL=Underwriter Laboratories;CFM=California State Fire Marshal;FM=Factory Mutual;MEA=New York City Materials and Equipment Acceptance; BFP=Chicago Bureau of Fire Prevention. &WARNING:CONTACT WHEELOCK FOR"SPECIFICATION SHEETS", "INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS"AND "GENERAL INFORMATION" ON THESE PROD- UCTS.THESE DOCUMENTS CONTAIN IMPORTANT NEW INFORMATION THAT SHOULD BE READ PRIOR TO SPECIFYING OR INSTALLING THESE PRODUCTS, INCLUDING: TOTAL CURRENT REQUIRED BY ALL DEVICES CONNECTED TO SYSTEM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY POWER SOURCES; FUSE RATINGS ON SIGNALING CIRCUITS TO HANDLE MAXIMUM INRUSH OR PEAK CURRENT FROM ALL DEVICES ON THOSE CIRCUITS; COMPOSITE FLASH RATE FROM MULTIPLE STROBES WITHIN A PERSON'S FIELD OF VIEW; INSTALLATION OF 110 CANDELA STROBE PRODUCTS IN SLEEPING AREAS; INSTALLATION OF STROBES IN OPEN OFFICE AREAS;OTHER SPECIFICATION AND INSTALLATION ISSUES. Ordering "Information and Specifications (Speakers) SPEAKERS Model Order Strobe dBA Current Mounting Approvals Number Code Candela @10 ft @24 vdc Options UL CFM MEA BFP E Series E-7025-LS•24-VFR 5195 15 81 -90 .080 F,G,Q X X - - E 7025 LSM-24-VFR 5193 15/75 81 •90 .115 F,G,Q Mar May Ma Au 25 vrms E-7025 MS-24-VFR 5326 30 81 •90 .135 F,G,Q Mar May - 1/4-2 watts E-7025-IS-24-VFR 5360 75 81 -90 .225 F,G,Q A r Jul Jul Oct E-9025-LS-24-CFW 5201 15 81 -90 .080 F,G X X - - E-9025-MS-24-CFW 5327 30 81 -90 .135 F,G Mar May - - E-9025-IS-24-CFW 5363 75 81 -90 .225 F,G Apr Jul Jul Oct E Series E-7070-LS-24-VFR 5199 15 81 -90 .080 F,G,Q X X - - E-7070-LSM-24-VFR 5197 15/75 81 -90 .115 F,G,Q Mar May May Au 70 vrms E-7070-MS-24-VFR 5329 30 81 -90 .135 F,G,Q Mar May - 1/4-2 watts E-7070-IS-24-VFR 5362 75 81 -90 .225 F,G,Q Apr Jul Jul Oct E-9070-LS-24-CFW 5202 15 81 -90 .080 F,G X X - E-9070-MS-24-CFW 5331 30 81 -90 .135 F,G Mar May - - E-9070-IS-24-CFW 5364 75 81 -90 .225 F,G Apr Jul Jul Oct ET Series ET-1070-LS-24-VFR 5205 15 78-96 .080 F,G,Q X I X - - ET-1070-LSM-24-VFR 5203 15/75 78-96 .115 F,G,Q Mar May May Au 25/70 vrms ET-1070-MS-24-VFR 5334 30 78-96 .135 F,G,Q Mar May - - 1/8-8 watts ET-1070-IS-24-VFR 5366 75 78-96 .225 F,G,Q Apr Jul Jul Oct ET-1080-LS-24-VFR 5209 15 78-96 .080 F,G,Q X X - - ET-1080-LSM-24-VFR 5207 15/75 78-96 .115 F,G,Q Mar —May may Au ET-1080-MS-24-VFR 5335 30 78-96 .135 F,G,Q Mar May - - ET-1080-IS-24-VFR 5368 75 78-96 .225 F,G,Q Apr Jul Jul Oct ET-1090-LS-24-CFW 5211 15 78-96 .080 F,G X X - - ET-1090-MS-24-CFW 5338 30 78-96 .135 F,G Mar May - - ET-1090-IS-24-CFW 5369 75 78-96 .225 F,G Apr Jul Jul Oct Speaker Notes: 1. All speaker models are shown with 24 vdc strobes. 2. E Series speakers have separate 25 vrms and 70 vrms models. All E Series models have field selectable taps for 1/4, 1/2, 1 or 2 watt operation. 3. ET Series speakers operate on either 25 vrms or 70 vrms. All ET Series models have field selectable taps for 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2,4 or 8 watt operation(4 watt tap not available with 25 vrms input). Mounting Options MAXIMUM WIRES IN BACKBOX OPTION TYPE BACKBOX #18 #16 #14 #12 A FLUSH 1-GANG X 2' 4 4 4 4 B FLUSH 1-GANG X 3-1/2' 4 4 4 4 C FLUSH 2-GANG X 3-1/2' 8 8 8 8 D FLUSH 4'X 4'X 1-1/2' 4 4 4 4 E FLUSH 4'X 4'X 2-1/8' 8 8 8 8 F FLUSH 4'X 4'X 2-1/8' + 1-1/2' RING 8 8 8 4 G FLUSH 4'X 4'X 2-1/8, + 2-1/8' RING 8 8 8 8 H SEMI-FLUSH 4'X 4'X 1-1/2' + ISP 8 8 8 4 1 SEMI-FLUSH 4'X 4'X 2-1/8' + ISP 8 8 8 8 J SURFACE WIREMOLD 1-GANG X 1-3/4' 4 4 4 4 K SURFACE WIREMOLD 2-GANG X 1.3/4' 4 4 4 4 L SURFACE BB 4 4 4 4 M SURFACE BB + ISP 8 8 8 4 N SURFACE DBB 8 8 8 4 0 SURFACE DBB + ISP 8 8 8 8 P SURFACE 10B 8 8 8 8 0 SURFACE SBB 8 8 8 8 R SURFACE SBL1 8 8 8 8 S SURFACE SBL 8 8 8 8 T I RETROFIT I FSBI+RP 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 ©CAUTION: The Mounting Options table shows the maximum number of field wires(conductors)that can enter the backbox used with each mounting option. If these limits are exceeded, there may be insufficient space in the backbox to accomodate the field wires and stresses from the wires could damage the product.Although the limits shown for each option comply with the National Electrical Code(NEC), Wheelock recommends use of the largest backbox option shown and use of approved stranded field wires whenever possible,to provide additional wiring room for easy installation and minimum stress on the product from wiring. Ordering Information (Mounting Accessories) Wiring Information MODEL CODE DESCRIPTION All models have in-out wiring terminals BB-R 2830 4'x 4'x 1-1/2'SURFACE BACKBOX (or double leads for Series LSP/LSPM/ DBB-R 2955 4'X 4'X 2-1/8'SURFACE BACKBOX ISP/HSPW).Stand alone strobe models ISP-R 5306 5-1/4'X 5-1/4'X 11/16'MOLDED EXTENDER and Series MIZ models have single in- . IOB-R 5046 5-1/4'X 5-1/4'X 2-5/8'MOLDED SURFACE BACKBOX put; all other models have dual inputs SBB-R 3204 5-1/2'X 5-112'X 3-1/2'SURFACE BACKBOX with separate terminals for audible and SBL1-R 5342 6'X 9-1/2'X 1-3/4'SURFACE BACKBOX for strobe. Series MT and CH are pro- SBL-R 4995 5-1/2'X 10-5/8'X 1-3/4'SURFACE BACKBOX vided with shunt wires so audible and RP•R 5042 5-1/2'X 5-1/2'X 7/16'FSB1 RETROFIT PLATE strobe can optionally be wired in parallel to operate on a single circuit. y - 1 ' A2U - F A AN -M EDWARDS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Fire Alarm Stations 270 Series—Non-Coded i Features ■ PULLLEVER ■ SIMPLE POSITIVE OPERATION ■ BREAK GLASS ■ ATTRACTIVE,STREAMLINE DESIGN t Description _ The EST 270 Series Non-Coded Fire Alarm Stations are sturdy,attractive,and designed for economical installation. The station is available in the following operational and func- UL 270-SPO tional designs: --The 270 Series provides a single action, break glass iniat- ing station. It is available with normally open (N.O.), nor- All non-coded stations are designed for either flush or surface mally closed (N.C.) or combination N.O./N.C. contacts. mounting. For flush mounting a 4" standard North American The basic 270 Series have screw terminals for field con- square box with single gang plaster cover should be used. nection. The 270A Series Manual Stations have 6" For surface mounting the 270 Series or 270P Series, use (150mm)wire leads. P-027193 Cast Box, P-039250 Steel Box, or Cat. No. 1291 —The 270P Series is a break glass,normally open pre-signal Housing for weatherproof enclosure. station. The pull of the lever sounds an alarm on all pre- WARNING:These devices will not operate without electrical power,As loss signal indicating devices. Inserting a key and turning it will frequently cause power Interruptions,we suggest you discuss further safe- initiate a general evacuation alarm. Screw terminals are guards with your but fire protection specialist. provided for field connection. Ordering Information Table FINISH: . Fire Alamo Red with Aluminum Strips MARKINGS: TOP—FIRE ALARM" HANDLE—PULL IN CASE OF FIRE. Switch Contacts Field Connections UL Single Double Closed Open Screw Wire Pre- Cat.No. Listed Pole Pole Circuit Circuit Terminals Lead Signal 270-DPO x x x x 270-SPO x x x x 27OA-DPO x x x x 27OA-SPO x x x x 27OP-DPO x x x x x 27OP-SPO x x x x x "For tocd Alarm'Add-(L)to Catalog Number(e.g.270-SPO-(L)). _® fmWARD8 SYSTEMS TEr"IYOLOGY 1-6384 SARASOTA,FUl 813.756-3278 Fax:�'•:'s-75t-836d Mounting CAT.NO.270 SERIES STATION 34W (25e-)I (38mm) r 1 ) DOOR RELEASE WAIL SURFACE FOR TEST i RESET AND GLASS REPLACEMENT ffwcluoeo WITH PR -SIGNAL STATIONS) ONLY ® GEN ALARM KEY SWITCH S.P.S.T. D WRH 4.1/2' STATIONS) (114mn) ONLY O 4 DETAILS FLUSH MTG. UNIT FITS 4•SO BOX 6 PLASTER COVER WITH P27165 GLASS ROD o SINGLE GANG OPENING HAVING OVERALL MIN. /i DEPTH OF 21/4 FLUSH INSTALLATION USING P-024900 STEEL BOX (6dir 31�►) 3'S/d2 --{ Y 3-9/le 1• (gym) I r5mm) Ism) I , o O .-W (1il 14mm) 4.9/16' (116mm) O O FRONT SIDE O SIDE STEEL SURFACE BOX P-030250 FRONT CAST SURFACE BOX SIDE P•027193 0 • _P H I T l E L E C T R I C S M I K E I E T E C T l ' p` ....... Series DS25O �S3y�ak ,p m Photoelectric Smoke Detector � pp FEATURING... > Diagnostic/Sensitivity Test Features > Easy Disassembly for Cleaning > Sensitivity Voltage Output > Interchangeable 2- and 4-Wire Bases > 12 or 24 VDC Operation > 1350F Heat Sensor Option �h Description Power Requirements The DS250 series are low profile,Photo- 2-wire:8.5 to 33VDC;4-wire: 10 to 30VDC electric system type smoke detectors. Standby Current They incorporate a separate detector/ 17 base design that permits use with both 80 micro-amps @ 12VDC. 2-wire and 4-wire bases.A magnet ac- 90 micro-amps @ 24VDC. tivated test feature and a voltage output Alarm Current provide the ability to confirm sensitivity 2-wire:Dependent on control panel. within factory calibration limits.A unit Panel must limit the Alarm current to with a 135°heat sensing thermistor is 1 OOmA maximum. also available. 4-wire: Operation MB4W:48mA @ 12VDC The detector has an Alarm reset with MB4WA:56mA @ 12&24VDC power interruption of 1 second.Factory MB4WE:80mA @ 12&24VDC calibrated for nominal 3.2%/ft.gray MB4WS:Smoke detector:48mA @ 12VDC smoke obscuration. Sounder: 15mA @ 12VDC, 25mA @ 24VDC Mounting Heat Sensor Temperature Compatible with 2-wire or 4-wire bases. 135°F(57°C) Bases may be mounted directly to fl- inch octagonal electrical boxes,single Alarm Output gang switch boxes,and wiremold sur- The Alarm/Test LED flashes briefly face box#5738.Large diameter bases every seven seconds to indicate that the also allow 4"square box mounting. detector has power and that the smoke Different diameter bases and several sampling circuitry is functioning.The LED different output configurations provide latches ON in the event of an alarm. application flexibility.See Base Selec- Signal output is dependent on base sel- tion Guide on next page. ection.See base selection guide on pg 2. Detection Systems, Inc. 130 Perinton Parkway, Fairport, New York 14450/Fairport, NY:800/289-0096; 716/223-4060; FAX 716/223-9180 Hixson,TN:800/727-3002; 615/877-3020/ For Technical Service:800/374-7454 iY�c9 �iL�tri� �vc�li��i.iduGflrWafd'�r wo��+��+ � A B C D E F Device/ Quantity Standby Total Alarm Total Module of Current Standby Current Alarm Model Device/ (Amps) Current (Amps) Current Number Module (B x C) (B x E) Control Panel&Modules Main Circuit Board \ Power SuppWMarger Initiating Zone Module Indicating Circuit Module Masterbox4Jne Reversal lWwellaneous Module A Miscelaneous Module B Initiating Devices Smoke Detector o� L \ c,, o 0 g 0 0•c\ L" G � Smoke Detector Smoke Detector Power Supervision Relay 0 0 Nooftetiion Appliances Horn 0 0 • • Strobe 0 0 vC HoffMrobe Combination ��yS v c� 0 0 Beg, S� ,ZF 0 0 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Sum Column for Standby Load(Amps) Multiply by Required Standby Time(24 or 60 hrs.) X Z . Total Standby AH = ( S� G Sum Column for Alarm load(Amps) Multiply by Required Alarm Time(5 min.=.083) X Total Alarm AH = �, H Transfer G&H from Total Total Required Safety Total System above to complete Standby AH Alarm AH H Factor(G H) (multiply) Ampere-Hours Battery Calculations ( ) 1.2 1� For 2-wire installation,it is vital that UL hertz using a 50 watt transmitter locat DS250 in MW- ase compatibility be verified by consulting ed 1 ft. (.3m)from the unit or attached ' the MB Series installation instructions wiring. #25258. 2 0 Ordering Information DS250 Head `'. '.73" Storage and Operating Temperature DS250 Detector only(requires a r side view AT +320 to 100°F(00 to 380C).0 to 95% base) 5.5° relative humidity(non-condensing). DS250TH Detector w/135°F heat DS250 in MB2WL Base Enclosure Design sensing thermistor High impact fire retardant ABS plastic (requires abase) - 1 75„ enclosure and separate twist-lock bases. _4s25o Head P DT-1 Removal/Test tool.Itpro- 5T Test Features vides a means of accessing Side View _ _... To meet the NFPA 72 testing recom- the detector w/out the use �` 6.375"- � mendations,the DS250 series feature a of a ladder.Connects to DS250 in ; Base unique magnet operation/sensitivity 1/2"EMT or standard test function and a direct voltage meas- broom handle. W R T urement test of the sensitivity.The de- EOL200 End-of-Line Supervision DS250 Head tector operation is tested by placing a Module for use with 4-wire Side View l 9" magnet next to the unit which activates systems I _ an internal reed switch.If the detector is TC2000 Test Cable 6.375" —i within its calibrated obscuration range, it will immediately signal an alarm.If the Protected under one or more of the following patents: OPTIONAL ACCESS detector is outside of its calibrated ob- #339,079;Other patents pending. scuration range,the alarm LED will flash ApprovalsListings and at different rates to indicate whether the unit is above or below the proper cal- DS250& MB2&MB4 •ibration.A voltage output is also avail- DS250TH Series able,which allows direct reading of the U.L.& S3019 S3019 sensitivity level using a standard DVM. c-U.L. Radio Frequency Interference(RFI) NY city Acceptance# Acceptance# Immunity MEA MEA274-93-E MEA274-93-E D O i i Vol.II 1 Vol.II TestlRemoval Tool ,• , Module No alarm or set-up on critical frequen- LMF #727-1062:108 #7300-1062:107 cies in the range from 26 to 950 Mega- FM OX8A6.AY Job#OX8A6.AY SELECTIONBASE I Mounts to: Base Description Output Diameter 4"octagon single gang wiremo#5738 4"square MB2W 2-wire 2-wire 5.5" MB2WL 2-wire with large diameter 2-wire 6.375" Normally open alarm contact. MB4W 4-wire Rated 10 Watts,0.5 Amps @ I OOVDC. 6.375" Normally open alarm contact and Form MB4WA 4-wire with aux relay "C"(NO/C/NC)auxiliary contact. 6.375" Contacts rated 62.5 VA,0.5A @ 125VAC, 30 W,LOA @ 30VDC for resistive loads. Normally open alarm contact and nor- mally open auxiliary contact. 4-wire with N/O Contacts rated 62.5VA,0.5A @ MB4WE auxiliary relay and 125VAC,30W,1.0A @ 30VDC for re- 6.375" power supervision sistive loads. • Built-in N/C power supervision relay opens on power loss. 4-wire with externally Normally open alarm contact. "6.375 MB4WS powered 85dB sounder Rated 10 Watts,0.5 Amps @ I OOVDC. F . - PIN 2679OG