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Flood Sensor - Cable (RMA-F008-SEN & RMA-F024-SEN)

Your Flood Sensor box comes with one end of the 25' speaker 

cable already attached to its Flood Detection switch port, which is 

non-polarized. Follow these steps to attach the other end to a 

switch port on your Room Alert Monitor:

1.  Separate and strip the leads on the free end of the speaker 

cable, exposing about ¼" of wire.

2. 

Run the speaker cable back to your Room Alert Monitor. Try to avoid running it near 

large electromagnetic devices or fluorescent lights, which produce EMI and can 

interfere with sensor readings.

3.  Connect the free ends (the ¼" leads) of the speaker cable to an 

open switch port on your Room Alert Monitor. Be sure the bare 

wire, not the insulation, connects to the port. The leads are non-

polarized, so you may connect either lead to either side of the open 

port.

Step 4: Connect your Flood Sensor - Cable to a power source.

Use only the AVTECH 5V power adapter. Others may damage the sensor.

1.  Connect the included power adapter to the power port 

on the Flood Sensor box.

2.  Then insert the power adapter plug in to a power 

source.

Notice that the Status LED lights up when the box is 

plugged in to power.

Clean Your Flood Cable

Over time, the orange-twisted Flood Cable will accumulate dust, dirt, etc., particularly if it’s 

placed on the floor. When the cable gets dirty, it can cause the Flood Sensor to trigger false 

alerts.

If you receive false alerts, check the cable to see if it needs to be cleaned. We recommend 

disconnecting it and cleaning it using dish soap and a wet rag. Then let the cable sit for 24 to 

48 hours to dry, preferably in a location with low humidity so that the cable does not retain 

any moisture.

Summary of Contents for RMA-F008-SEN

Page 1: ...re One 1 AVTECH 5V power adapter Two 2 mounting screws Flood Sensor Box Cable Fault Detection Port Flood Detection Port Right Status LED Power Port Left Front RJ 11 Leader Port Flood Sensor Cable Features Switch Ports Flood Detection Port Use this port to monitor the presence absence of liquid Its switch state becomes Open alarm state when liquid is detected Cable Fault Detection Port Optional use...

Page 2: ...ome in contact with liquid The box itself plugs into main power and must stay dry 1 Locate the Flood Sensor box away from water and above any anticipated water line the box itself plugs into main power and must stay dry You may mount it using the two included mounting screws 2 Run the orange twisted Flood Cable where water is most likely to run or settle Step 2 Connect the Flood Sensor Cable to th...

Page 3: ...t The leads are non polarized so you may connect either lead to either side of the open port Step 4 Connect your Flood Sensor Cable to a power source Use only the AVTECH 5V power adapter Others may damage the sensor 1 Connect the included power adapter to the power port on the Flood Sensor box 2 Then insert the power adapter plug in to a power source Notice that the Status LED lights up when the b...

Page 4: ... in Length 25 7 6 m Maximum Extendible Length 100 30 5 m Flood Cable Included Yes Length 8 2 4 m 24 7 3 m and custom lengths available Compatible Products Any Room Alert model Previous Generation Flood Sensor Cable In the previous generation of Flood Sensor Cable the orange twisted Flood Cable and the RJ 11 leader are separate components that must be fitted together To assemble the previous genera...

Page 5: ...X Label you may leave the default Switch Sen X or enter something more descriptive of up to 15 characters You may use the following characters in sensor labels letters numbers spaces hyphens underscores _ and periods 4 In Alarm On select the alarm state Open or Closed for your switch sensor You may find the alarm state of your switch sensor under the Features Specifications section of this Install...

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