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Mounting 

1)

 

Site power supply unit allowing minimum clearance – see Fig. 1.0 

2)

 

Ensure that the rear tamper is not in a position that will affect its operation, for example over a mortar 
course, recess or raised area on the wall. 

3)

 

Route mains and LV output cables via different knockouts and/or cable entry holes. 

4)

 

Use bushes and cable glands rated to UL94 HB minimum.  

 

Mains Power Up 

5)

 

Attach correctly rated mains cable (minimum 0.5mm

2

 [3A], 300/500Vac). Fasten with cable ties. 

6)

 

Apply mains power. 

Check for 13.8V on load outputs. 
Check green Mains LED is ON. 

7)

 

Disconnect mains power. 

 

Load Output 

8)

 

Loop correctly rated load cable through supplied ferrite (1 turn) and attach to terminal block, note 
polarity. Fasten with cable ties.  

 

 

Fig 2  Position of ferrite

 

 
9)

 

Apply mains power. 

Check Green Mains LED is ON. 

NOTE:

 Red Fault LED may flash to indicate no battery has been connected, this is normal, refer to 

diagnostic table on page 7. 
Verify load is operating correctly. 

10)

 

Disconnect mains power. 

 

Signalling 

11)

 

Connect EPS, APS and GEN fault outputs to appropriate inputs of control and indicating equipment (CIE). 

 

Standby Battery 

12)

 

Attach supplied battery cables to terminal block and batteries. 

NOTE:

 ensure correct polarity of battery connections: 

+ve

 use 

Red

 lead, 

-ve

 use 

Black

 lead. 

Position the battery as shown in Figures 3 - 7 below, avoiding the cover earth connection spades and the 
cover retaining screws. Fold up ‘Tabs’ to locate battery and secure with the rubber band supplied. 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 20182423N

Page 1: ...tage dips do not create a false loss of mains alarm Two LEDs assist with quick and easy installation by showing presence of mains correct battery charging or a fault condition Comprehensive protection...

Page 2: ...ng battery 4 0 Material 1 2mm steel white powder coated Environmental Temperature 10 to 40 C operating 75 RH non condensing 20 to 80 C storage Standby Battery Management Warning risk of explosion if i...

Page 3: ...FAULT Relay output for mains fail Open if loss of mains GEN FAULT Relay output for General Fault Open in fault condition BATT Connection to standby battery Use cables provided Observe polarity APS FAU...

Page 4: ...oad Output 8 Loop correctly rated load cable through supplied ferrite 1 turn and attach to terminal block note polarity Fasten with cable ties Fig 2 Position of ferrite 9 Apply mains power Check Green...

Page 5: ...n LED is ON 16 Disconnect battery Check that Red Fault LED is indicating a fault refer to diagnostic table on page 7 and that the control panel is showing an APS fault 17 Reconnect battery Check there...

Page 6: ...wall Check that the tamper switch is CLOSED when the lid cover is closed and the retaining screws are fitted OPEN when the retaining screws are removed and the lid cover is open Use fine adjustment s...

Page 7: ...N Normal Battery fully charged One short flash every second ON Normal Battery charging but not fully charged Flashing 1second On 1 second Off ON Fault Output fuse or battery fuse blown or battery PSU...

Page 8: ...al of the product any batteries must be removed and disposed separately via an appropriate approved battery disposal route in accordance with all national and local regulations Package used batteries...

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