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Output Voltage | 24VDC |
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Battery Type | Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) |
Battery Voltage | 12 VDC |
Number of Batteries | 2 |
Mounting Type | Wall mount |
Battery Capacity | 7.0Ah |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 49°C |
Certifications | UL 294 |
Output Current | 3.0A |
Details input, output, enclosure, temperature, and installation notes for the PS873 power supply.
Instructions for physically mounting the PS873 power supply unit.
Guide for connecting the AC power supply to the PS873 unit.
Details on wiring connected devices and output loads to the PS873.
Ensure the PS873 AC breaker is open before proceeding with 873-BB installation.
Match the output voltage selection on the 873-BB to the power supply.
Physically install the 873-BB battery backup module onto the PS873 power supply.
Connect the 873-BB leads to the batteries, observing correct polarity.
Close the AC breaker to power the 873-BB and verify its operation.
Ensure PS873 AC breaker is open before installing the 873-FA board.
Cut the specified hole on the PS873 board edge for 873-FA compatibility.
Configure the 873-FA board for either Automatic or Manual reset operation.
Install the 873-FA board onto the PS873 for automatic fire alarm reset.
Wire normally closed fire alarm contacts to the 873-FA.
Restore power and verify the green LED on the PS873.
Cut E1 and install 873-FA for manual fire alarm reset.
Wire fire alarm and reset contacts for manual operation.
Restore power and momentarily close reset contacts.
Ensure PS873 breaker is open before installing the 871-2 board.
Choose between individual or sequential output modes for the 871-2.
Physically install the 871-2 option board onto the PS873 receptacle.
Connect inputs and outputs according to individual or sequential mode wiring.
Apply AC voltage to PS873 and test the connected devices with the 871-2.
Instructions for removing a knockout and installing the 873-KL keylock onto the door.
Diagnose and resolve common symptoms like no output, incorrect voltage, or device failure.