PedSafety 120VAC or 48VDC Intersections User Guide

PedSafety 120VAC or 48VDC Intersections

Product Information

• Specifications
  • Input Voltage: 120VAC or 48VDC
  • Output Voltage: 12VDC
  • Pedestrian Signal Head: SPI (Signal Power Interface) in the Pedestrian Signal Head
  • Cable Type: 18 Gauge 4 Conductor Shielded Cable (12VDC Low Voltage Connection)
  • Field Wire Requirements: Field Wires only required for intersections

Product Usage Instructions

• Wiring Guide
  • When wiring the Guardian/Guardian Wave, follow the instructions below:
  • Ensure that the input voltage matches the requirements of your intersection.
  • Use 120VAC for 120VAC intersections and 48VDC for 48VDC intersections.
  • Connect the power supply to the pedestrian signal head SPI.
  • Use the blue wire for the +12VDC terminal, the white wire for the Walk terminal, and the orange wire for the Don’t Walk terminal.
  • Connect the blue wire to the Walk terminal and the white wire to the Neutral terminal.
  • Connect the -GND terminal to Terminal 3.
  • Connect Terminal 2 (S2 W) to the Walk terminal.
  • Connect Terminal 1 (S1 DW) to the Don’t Walk terminal.
  • Ensure that the SPI is not set on the bottom of the Pedestrian Signal Head.
  • The terminals of the SPI must be connected to the same terminals on the Base Station.
• Field Wires
  • The Guardian/Guardian Wave utilizes the existing field wires from the cabinet to pedestrian push buttons to place calls.
  • The field wires are not polarity-dependent and are only required for intersections.
  • Note: For new intersection installations, PedSafety recommends using IMSA 14-gauge loop detector wire in the absence of city or other local specifications.
• Warranty Note
  • The warranty for the Guardian/Guardian Wave is void if the Guardian is installed upside down.
• Additional Resources
  • For complete documentation and further installation guidance, please visit the PedSafetywebsite and refer to the PedConnex Utility Manual, pages 10-11.
  • You can also contact tech support at 208-345-7459, option 2.
• FAQ
  • Q: What are the input voltage options for the Guardian/Guardian Wave?
  • A: The Guardian/Guardian Wave supports either 120VAC or 48VDC input voltage.
  • Q: Can I use the same SPI for both 120VAC and 48VDC intersections?
  • A: No, 48VDC intersections require a different SPI than 120VAC intersections.
  • Q: Are field wires required for all installations?
  • A: No, field wires are only required for intersections.

Guardian/Guardian Wave

120VAC or 48VDC Intersections Quick Wiring Guide

Signal Power Interface

SPI (Signal Power Interface) in the Pedestrian Signal Head

Warning 120VAC input or 48VDC input: 12 VDC outputs

Cabinet

• Utilizes the existing field wires from cabinet to pedestrian push buttons to place calls
• NOT polarity dependent
• Field Wires only required for intersections, not in the recall

Note: For NEW intersection installations, in the absence of city or other local specifications, PedSafety recommends IMSA 14-gauge (loop detector wire).

Guardian/ Guardian Wave

• Warranty void if Guardian is installed upside down

GuardianWiring Connections

• (Enhancedview of terminal block in front)
• Document 906-0025 Rev G. Page 1 of 1
• For complete documentation visit https://www.pedsafety.com/product-installation-guides/. and refer to the PedConnex Utility Manual, pages 10-11
• Tech Support: 208-345-7459, option 2
• ©PedSafety 2023

References

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