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General| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Model | Fire-Lite FL-PS6 |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
Discusses limitations and considerations for alarm signal transmission via IP and cellular networks.
Details FCC regulations and compliance requirements for RF energy emissions.
Outlines specific installation standards and requirements for Canadian applications.
Information on obtaining the latest software versions for product functionality.
How to provide comments and suggestions for improving the manual.
Details the general overview, key features, and technical specifications of the FL-PS units.
Explains fault detection values, switch functions, applications, and system startup.
Covers backbox mounting, NAC circuit wiring, and power-limited wiring requirements.
Details FACP modes, external chargers, cascading units, and Canadian applications.
Configuring global settings via DIP switches like debounce and AC loss delays.
Programming individual output circuits for NAC, Aux Power, Door Holder, and Sync modes.
Setting up Class A wiring and determining the maximum number of strobes for synchronization.
Interpreting system LEDs for Power, Battery Fault, and Ground Fault status.
Decoding the status and trouble LEDs for individual output circuits.
Monitoring system status using input circuits and trouble/AC trouble relays.
Specific ground fault relay monitoring for Canadian installations.
Calculating AC branch circuit needs and system current draw for operation.
Selecting appropriate batteries based on NFPA requirements and standby load.
Ensuring reliable operation through regular testing and scheduled service.
Guidelines for maintaining and replacing sealed lead-acid batteries.
Using control modules for selective silence, sync follower, and multi-input/output control.
Configuring NAC sync and reporting AC trouble with conventional FACPs.
Wiring for Canadian two-stage audible patterns and module integration.
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