Listing requirements
EST3 Installation and Service Manual C.9
• Signature modules must be configured as security devices
(in 3-SDU, Device Type = Active Latching > Security)
• IDC8/4 devices must be configured so Routing Label and
Alternate Routing Label are set to No_Cabinets (that is, the
holdup event messages must not be displayed on any panel
or other annunciator device)
• The system must be programmed so that all local outputs are
suppressed.
• SIGA-CT1, SIGA-CT2, and SIGA-UM module loops used
for holdup must be configured so Routing Label and
Alternate Routing Label are set to No_Cabinets (that is, the
holdup event messages must not be displayed on any panel
or other annunciator device)
• The central monitoring station or FireWorks workstation
must manned on a 24-hour basis
The following material is extracted from UL 636, Section 86. It
applies to Holdup alarm applications.
86 Types of Remote Stations
86.1 A holdup alarm signal shall be transmitted to one of the
following remote stations:
a) Direct to a constantly manned police department equipped for
broadcasting radio calls to cruising squad cars or to a central
station or residential monitoring station with facilities for
relaying calls to a police department with such broadcasting
facilities. The central station shall comply with the Standard for
Central-Station Burglar Alarm Systems, UL 611, or the Standard
for Central-Stations for Watchman, Fire Alarm and Supervisory
Services, UL 827. The residential monitoring station shall
comply with UL 611, UL 827, or both.
b) Two or more private stations in places of business constantly
open during the day, located within 500 feet (152 m) of the
protected premises and commanding all public approaches to the
premises.
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