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Honeywell Home PROSiXFLOOD User Manual

Honeywell Home PROSiXFLOOD
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PROSiXFLOOD
Wireless Flood Sensor
Installation and Setup Guide
The PROSiXFLOOD is a wireless flood sensor with
external probe (FP280) intended for use with Honeywell
Home controls that support PROSiX™ series devices.
When the probe contacts water, the sensor sends an
alarm or trouble signal to the controller depending on
zone type selected (ex. trouble = Monitor Zone; alarm =
24hr Aux) within 15 seconds*. The probe is supervised
for an open circuit (cut wire) and sends a trouble signal
up to 15 seconds after the condition is sensed. The
sensor also has a front cover tamper and wall tamper
switch.
* See Controller’s instructions for setting alarm delay
options, if available.
MOUNT THE PROSIXFLOOD
1. Open the case - firmly slide the front and back
housings in opposite directions and pull them apart.
2. Mount the PROSiXFLOOD to a wall as shown, using
the double sided tape and screws provided.
3. Connect the flood probe’s wires to the
PROSiXFLOOD terminals.
4. Mount the flood probe in the area where flood
notification is desired. Secure probe with #6 x ¾” pan
head screw provided.
5. Reattach front cover and secure with the #2 x 1/4”
screw provided.
After enrolling and before mounting, verify adequate
signal strength by conducting a sensor test (see
controller’s instructions) with the device in its intended
mounting location. Adjust the device location and
orientation as necessary.
A = Terminal Block for sensor
B = Tamper Switch
C = LED
Probe: FP280

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Honeywell Home PROSiXFLOOD Specifications

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BrandHoneywell Home
ModelPROSiXFLOOD
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

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