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General| Voltage | 24 VDC |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Flash Rate | 1 flash per second |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
| Color | Red |
| Category | Fire Alarm |
| Type | Notification Appliance |
| Sound Output | Horn |
| Tones | March Time |
| Strobe Intensity | 15 cd |
| Mounting | Surface |
| Compliance | UL |
Describes product capabilities, UL standards, and components like Xenon flashtube and input voltage compatibility.
Highlights essential safety and setup precautions, including field setting requirements for dBA and tone before installation.
Lists specific models with their voltage, candela intensity, and mounting options as per UL standards.
Details current consumption for various audible tones (Horn, Bell, etc.) across 12VDC and 24VDC.
Provides anechoic and reverberant sound pressure levels (dBA) for different tones and voltage settings.
Lists average, peak, and inrush current requirements for strobe models (LS, MS, LSM, IS).
Stresses adherence to specified operating voltage limits (80%-110%) for safe and effective system operation.
Guides on calculating total current load, including safety factors, for power supplies and circuits.
Warns against overloading power sources or exceeding fuse ratings, which could cause failure during emergencies.
Shows light output distribution at various horizontal angles for different candela ratings and model types.
Details light output distribution at various vertical angles for different candela ratings and model types.
Outlines typical flash rates across different voltage ranges for various models as per ADA guidelines.
Explains the use of Jumper Plug (DP1) and Switch (SW1) for setting device parameters like dBA and tone.
Lists the pre-configured settings for 12VDC and 24VDC models for dBA output and horn tone.
Details how to use DP1 and SW1 to select the desired dBA sound output level (HIGH or STD).
Warns about potential unit damage and non-compliance with 75dBA minimum for incorrect dBA settings.
Guides on using SW1 positions 2, 3, 4 to select specific alarm tones like Horn, Bell, Code 3, etc.
Provides recommendations on using specific tones for fire evacuation signaling or general signaling use.
Illustrates wiring for separate control of strobe and audible components using terminal blocks.
Shows wiring for simultaneous operation of strobe and audible components using shunt wires.
Presents various backbox types (flush, surface, IOB) and mounting methods with diagrams (Figures A-H).
Alerts users to maximum conductor limits for backboxes to prevent wire stress and potential product damage.
Explains installation for flush mounts in standard electrical boxes and surface mounts using IOB backboxes.
Covers retrofitting to existing boxes and proper conduit entry into backboxes, avoiding extension rings.
Advises on efficient wire placement and ensuring adequate wiring space within the backbox to prevent stress.
Warns about sound pressure levels exceeding 120dBA and potential hearing damage from proximity.
Emphasizes correct strobe placement for effective visual notification and alerting of intended viewers.
Discusses potential photo-sensitive effects from strobes and recommends flash rate compliance (max 5 Hz).
Recommends verifying compatibility with other system components and checking their installation guidelines.
Details the three-year warranty period from manufacture date and general coverage terms.
Lists conditions not covered, such as software, misuse, unauthorized parts, and liability caps.
Defines the maximum extent of the manufacturer's responsibility, limited to product price and excluding consequential damages.
