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INTRODUCTION

These horn units have been designed for use in harsh environmental conditions.

2.  INSTALLATION

General

When installing and operating explosion-protected electrical equipment, require-
ments for selection, installation and operation should be referred to eg. IEC 
60079-14 worldwide and the ‘National Electrical Code’ in North America. 
Additional national and/or local requirements may apply.

Ensure that all nuts, bolts and fixings are secure.

Ensure that only the correct UL listed stopping plugs are used to blank off unused 
gland entry points and that the NEMA/IP rating of the unit is maintained.

The unit is mounted via 2 x Ø 0.31” (8 mm) fixing holes in the base. The fixing 
holes have been designed to accept an M6 screw or bolt. MEDC recommend the 
use of stainless steel screws.

Cable Termination

CAUTION: Before removing the cover assembly, ensure that the power to the 
unit is isolated.

Unscrew and remove the 4 off screws holding the cover assembly to the base. 
Keep in a safe, accessible location.  

Twist the cover gently clockwise and anti-clockwise, whilst pulling it away from the 
unit. Remove to gain access to the interior of the base.

Cable termination should be in accordance with specifications applying to the 
application. MEDC recommend that all cables and cores should be fully identified.

Ensure that only correct UL Listed cable glands are used and that the assembly is 
shrouded and correctly earthed.

All cable glands should be of an equivalent NEMA/IP rating to that of the unit 
and integrated with the unit such that this rating is maintained.

The internal earth terminal (where fitted), must be used for the equipment ground-
ing connection and the external terminal is for a supplementary bonding connec-
tion where local codes or authorities permit or require such a connection.

Once termination is complete, carefully push the cover back onto the unit, avoid-
ing damage to the mating surfaces. Replace & tighten the 4

 

off cover screws 

evenly, to ensure maintenance of the required gap between the cover and enclo-
sure.

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© Eaton MEDC Ltd 2017

Summary of Contents for DB1PUL

Page 1: ...ote that every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of our technical manual We do not however accept responsibility for damage loss or expense resulting from any error or omission We reserve the...

Page 2: ...s holding the cover assembly to the base Keep in a safe accessible location Twist the cover gently clockwise and anti clockwise whilst pulling it away from the unit Remove to gain access to the interi...

Page 3: ...16 8mm 5 1 2 140mm FIXING CRS 3 1 8 79mm 6 7 8 175mm DIA 3 1 8 79mm 5 1 2 140mm FIXING CRS 6 3 4 171mm DIA 6 5 8 8 1 2 168mm 216mm 4 1 8 6 105mm 152mm 1 3 16 30mm ALL DIMENSIONS IN INCHES AND MILLIMET...

Page 4: ...mS on 150 mS off 10000 Swedish Fire Alarm 17 Int 660 Hz 1 8 sec on 1 8 sec off 01111 Swedish Fire Alarm 18 Int 660 Hz 6 5 sec on 13 sec off 01110 Swedish Fire Alarm 19 Continuous 660 Hz 01101 Swedish...

Page 5: ...B1 ve red and TB3 ve black tone 1 will sound Reverse the voltage so that TB3 is ve and TB1 is ve tone 2 will sound 3 3 2 Common ve Set Up Connect input wires to TB1 ve and separate ve s to TB3 and TB5...

Page 6: ...when required if the correct voltage is applied to the unit The DC version of the Sounder is designed to operate on a supply voltage tolerance of 20 Under No fault Normal Operating conditions the DB1...

Page 7: ...IL 1 1oo1 SIL 2 1oo2 Random hardware failures h 1 DD DU 6 45E 09 8 87E 08 6 45E 10 8 87E 09 Random hardware failures h 1 SD SU 0 00E 00 1 59E 07 0 00E 00 1 59E 08 PFD PTI 8760Hrs MTTR 8 Hrs 3 89E 04 3...

Page 8: ...ommendations in the user documentation 3 All information associated with any field failures of th dependability management process e g IEC 60300 3 2 an 4 f The unit should be tested at regular interva...

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