ADA 100
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Emergency Call System
Housing Devices, Inc.
Page
9
Medford, MA 02155
Copyright © 1998
800-392-5200
Installation
Installation of the new ADA100
Emergency Call System by Housing Devices, Inc., is
simple to accomplish and very straight forward from an installer’s perspective. Newly
incorporated PC board technology and the use of plug-in connectors have made installation
and expansion quick and easy. The ADA-100 Emergency Call System provides a solution
for security and “Rescue Assistance” requirements. Reviewing and following the below
listed recommendations will result in a trouble free installation and years of dependable
service.
Unpacking
The ADA 100 alarms, indicator lights, and rugged push buttons are set in vandal proof 16
gauge stainless steel for a lifetime of service and lasting appearance. Although the ADA
100 is designed for long life and durability under difficult conditions, it can be damaged
during installation. Please use care in unpacking the system components.
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Equipment cartons damaged during shipping must immediately be reported to the
carrier, and also reported to the Manufacturer within 7 days for damage assessment
and potential repair
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Prior to handling any electronic components on cold, dry days, the installer shall
discharge any collected static electricity to a known ground, in order to prevent
damage to the ADA 100 system logic by a static discharge
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Avoid touching board components
Back Box
Flush Back Boxes and installation mounting hardware are ordered from the Manufacturer
based on ordering specifications.
1.
7 5/8” x 7 5/8” x 3 1/2” deep Back Box rough-in enclosures for the Master Station (1-5
areas) and Area Stations are ordered from the Manufacturer
2.
Master Station Back Boxes for systems larger than 5 Area Stations will be custom
sized based on system specifications. Contact Manufacturer for rough opening
dimensions.
3.
Back Boxes should be mounted solidly in or to the wall using four screws consistent
with good engineering practices as established by the EIA and NEC. Refer to ADA
requirements for mounting height and placement.
4.
Attach conduit to Back Boxes (one ¾” knockout is provided). Additional holes may
need to be center punched and drilled in the back box to receive conduit.
