C-TEC QT606A Manual Download Page 12

Quantec can be compared to an analogue addressable fire alarm system where the integrity
of the wiring is of paramount importance.  However, with Quantec, a ‘star’ rather than a
‘loop’ wiring scheme is used.

In order to allow the use of ordinary unscreened cables and reduce the risk of volt drop, the
only method of wiring Quantec we recommend involves the use of ‘network splitters’ (QT603).

Network splitters have six fused ‘limbs’ for the wiring of individual sections of the system
and they provide a convenient way of wiring, testing and protecting the system.  In
addition to simplifying the wiring and reducing volt drop, their fault and power LEDs also
help find installation faults.

Each splitter has one input and one output network connection (both unfused) and six
'limb' outputs that are fused. The unfused connections are for the connection of the
network ‘Spine’ which should normally be wired in at least 1mm

2

 cable (e.g. T&E). No other

networked devices should be connected to the spine except network splitters.  The fused
outputs i.e.‘Limbs’ are for the connection of individual circuits containing networked
devices.  These should be wired in four or six core security cable.  In excess of 60 addressable
devices can be connected to each network splitter.  Consequently four splitters are capable
of accommodating an entire system. However, for larger systems and for convenience it is
likely that more will be used.

As network devices are ‘soft addressed’ after installation no consideration need be made as
to how different network devices will interact with each other.  Within rooms, however,
ancillary devices must be connected to a call point and it is simplest to loop in and out of
slave overdoor lights (if fitted).  If slave overdoor lights are not fitted, loop in and out of
call points.  The diagrams below show how this should be done in nursing home-type
applications, but the same applies to other buildings too.

PLANNING THE WIRING

SLAVE
OVERDOOR
LIGHT

CALL

POINT

CEILING

PULL

CALL

POINT

CEILING

PULL

DEVICE WIRING
WHEN SLAVE
OVERDOOR LIGHTS
ARE USED

DEVICE WIRING
WHEN SLAVE
OVERDOOR LIGHTS
ARE NOT USED

2

2

4

4

4

2

2

FR

OM SPLITTER

FR

OM SPLITTER

Comprehensive details on how to wire Quantec appear in our Quantec Wiring Instructions
(doc. no. DNUQ171717).  Please ensure your contractor obtains a copy and reads it carefully before
work commences.  Pre-Commissioning Instructions are also available (doc. no. DNUQ1818PRE).

Approved Document No: DNSQ100101 Rev 6 • Page 12 of 16

Summary of Contents for QT606A

Page 1: ...A GUIDE TO Quantec Approved Document No DNSQ100101 Rev 6 Page 1 of 16 a d d r e s s a b l e c a l l s y s t e m...

Page 2: ...s 6 Displays 7 Infrared ceiling receivers 7 Radio receivers 7 RF integrity transmitters 7 Addressable overdoor lights addressable sounders 8 Quantec controller 8 ANCILLARY DEVICES 9 Slave overdoor lig...

Page 3: ...anning and displays can be fitted virtually anywhere to suit the application However whilst simplifying things for the installer some addressable systems still fail to satisfy the varied needs of the...

Page 4: ...ting them to visit a display RESET As the member of staff leaves the room the call point s RESET button is pressed again to take it out of Staff Presence mode and returning it to normal If preferred m...

Page 5: ...C DIVERT If a call remains unanswered for a preset time 1 8 mins to ensure it does not remain unattended indefinitely the system can be set up to automatically divert it to other areas MANUAL DIVERT I...

Page 6: ...sounder QT602R Quantec call point button reset with I R receiver QT602RS Quantec call point button reset with sounder I R receiver QT602M Quantec call point magnetic reset QT602SM Quantec call point m...

Page 7: ...eivers are designed for use with Quantec s QT412 range of dual action infrared radio transmitters see page 10 Dependent on the transmitter s used they allow standard and or attack calls to be made fro...

Page 8: ...the Controller for assigning to network devices The library of 45 pre set names consists of the following Annex Area Bathroom Bedroom Conservatory Corridor Dining room Disabled WC Display Door Doorbel...

Page 9: ...esigned for use in areas such as double bedrooms where more than one call button may be required All calls must be reset at the master QT602D Quantec Slave Call Point TAIL CALL BUTTONS Tail call butto...

Page 10: ...dual site QT412RXA Dual action infrared radio transmitter configuredforpushforattack pullforattack QT412RXCA Dual action infrared radio transmitter configured for push for call pull for attack QT424 1...

Page 11: ...ted to When deciding on the position of Infrared Ceiling Receivers take into account the 10 metres line of sight transmitting range of infrared transmitters Use slave receivers in large open areas lon...

Page 12: ...ed in four or six core security cable In excess of 60 addressable devices can be connected to each network splitter Consequently four splitters are capable of accommodating an entire system However fo...

Page 13: ...e stranded alarm cable Max 3 x QT302RXs per master ceiling receiver A maximum of 10 network devices can be connected to each of the QT603s 6 outputs 240V a c QT600P Printer Kit wall socket lead pre te...

Page 14: ...410mm 250mm 80mm Quantec controller lid 439mm 274mm 7mm Radio receivers 271mm 155mm 170mm All single gang devices 87mm x 87mm mount on 25mm single gang UK back boxes All double gang devices 146mm x 8...

Page 15: ...o offer an in depth understanding of the installation maintenance and commissioning of the Quantec addressable call system Held regularly at the manufacturer s headquarters in the north west of Englan...

Page 16: ...een carefully checked prior to publication However no responsibility can be accepted by the Manufacturer or Distributor s of the Quantec system for any inaccuracies or for any misinterpretation of an...

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