Honeywell SD500-SDM Two-Wire Smoke Module Instructions
- June 9, 2024
- Honeywell
Table of Contents
SD500-SDM Two-Wire Smoke Module
Instructions
Converts a conventional
smoke loop to an SLC loop.
SD500-SDM Two-Wire Smoke Module
SSDD550000–SSDDMM
Two–Wire Smoke Module
The SD500-SDM allows you to assign an address to a loop of conventional
detection devices. These devices can be dry contacts such as pull stations and
heat detectors, or 2-wire smoke detectors. This means you can retrofit an
existing building and utilize existing conventional devices. The SD500SDM uses
a 24VDC auxiliary power input to power the conventional loop, and is connected
to the SLC loop via two wires. The conventional loop can be configured as
Class A or Class B giving you the flexibility to handle any job.
Features
- Converts a conventional two-wire loop to an SLC loop
- Fully supervised
- Compatible with Class B (Style 4) and Class A (Style 6) loops
- Listed for use with most major two-wire detectors
- UL Listed
Specifications
Operating Voltage:
SLC:| 32 VDC
Aux Power:| 24 VDC
Aux.Power Current:
Standby:| 20 mA
Alarm:| 106 mA
SLC Current:
Alarm/Standby:| .55 mA
Max. SLC Loop Resistance:| 50Ω
Max. 2-Wire Conventional Smoke
Loop Resistance:| 50Ω
Dimensions:
Length:| 4-7/8”
Width:| 4-7/8”
Depth:| 7/8”
Operating Temperature:| 32ºF to 120ºF (0ºC to 49ºC)
Humidity:| 10 to 85% RH
Indoor Use Only
Dimensions
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