klaxon Sonos DC Sounder Beacon Installation Guide

klaxon Sonos DC Sounder Beacon

PRODUCT INFORMATION

PThe Sonos DC Sounder Beacon is a fire alarm device that produces both sound and light to alert individuals in case of a fire emergency. It comes in two types – Type A for indoor use with a shallow base and Type B for outdoor use with a deep base. The sounder has been tested and declared to meet the EN54-3:2001+A1:2002 A2:2006 standard for operational performance, durability, and enclosure protection.

Installation Instructions

To install the sounder, activate the mechanism for locking the sounder to the base by removing the thin section of plastic shown in Fig. 1a with side cutters or a similar tool. The sounder and beacon 0V terminals can be linked together for simultaneous control  of sound and light using a 2-core connection. A separate earth terminal is provided on the deep base for connecting the screen or functional earth. On the shallow base, terminal 5 can be used for this purpose.

Tone Selection and Volume Control

The tone is selected using the 5-way dipswitch on the bottom of the sounder. There are 32 tone types to choose from, each with a corresponding tone description/application, dBA @ 1m, and mA values listed in the table. To adjust the volume, adjust the power supply voltage.
Disclaimer: These instructions are a summary and should not replace the full product manual. Always refer to the manual forcomplete and accurate information.

TONE DESCRIPTION/ APPLICATION

:0832-CPD-0546

• Technical Data Doc.18-186215
• Fire Alarm Device – Sounder
• Type A: For indoor use (Shallow Base)
• Type B: For outdoor use (Deep Base)

Declared Performance

Essential Characteristics| EN54-3:2001+A1:2002

A2:2006 Subclause

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Reproducibility| 5.2
Operational performance| 5.3
Durability| 5.4
Dry Heat (operational)| 5.5
Dry Heat (endurance)| 5.6
Cold (operational)| 5.7
Damp heat, cyclic (operational)| 5.8
Damp heat, steady state (endurance)| 5.9
Damp Heat, cyclic (endurance)| 5.10
SO2 corrosion (endurance)| 5.11
Shock (operational)| 5.12
Impact (operational)| 5.13
Vibration (operational)| 5.14
Vibration (endurance)| 5.15
Electrostatic discharge (operational)| 5.16
Radiated electromagnetic fields (operational)| 5.16
Voltage transients, fast transient bursts (operational)| 5.16
Enclosure Protection| 5.17

Installation

• If required, the mechanism for locking the sounder to the base can be activated by removing the thin section of plastic shown in Fig. 1a with side cutters or a similar tool. To open a locked head, remove the small rubber bung from the hole on the side of the sounder, insert a tool into the hole and depress the clip whilst twisting the head. The O-ring and bung must be re-fitted to maintain the weatherproofing.
• An alternative locking method is shown in Fig. 1b. Drive the hexagonal locking screw forward by turning a 1.5mm hexagonal key clockwise until the head is locked.

Wiring

Line                                                         Terminal Marking

Common Positive Supply| (3) IN+
Sounder Negative Supply| (2) – or COM –
Beacon Negative Supply| (1)

• The sounder and beacon 0V terminals can be linked together for simultaneous control of sound and light using a 2-core connection.
  (Common-Operation models are supplied with terminals 1 & 2 already linked by a permanent internal connection.)

• A separate earth terminal is provided on the deep base for connecting the screen or functional earth. On the shallow base, terminal 5 can be used for this purpose.

Tone Selection and Volume Control

• The tone is selected using the 5 way dipswitch on the bottom of the sounder head. Refer to the table overleaf for details of the available tones and the switch settings required to select them.
• The sound output of the unit can be reduced by adjusting the potentiometer on the bottom of the sounder.

Technical Specification

*depends on selected tone and input voltage. See tone table for details. EN54-3 certified on tones 1,2,3,6,7 & 13 & > 17v DC only.

DISPOSAL

The European directive “Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment” (WEEE) aims to minimise the impact of electrical and electronic equipment waste on the environment and human health. To conform with this directive, electrical equipment marked with this symbol must not be disposed of in European public disposal systems. European users of electrical equipment must now return end- of-life equipment for disposal. Further information can be found on the following website: http://www.recyclethis.info/.

References

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