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1.0 Introduction

The Moflash Intrinsically Safe Sounder-Beacon Range of products (IS-SB-02-

xxxx) are ATEX and IECEx certified. This range is approved to be installed in 

Groups I (Mining) and Group II (above ground), Zones 0, 1 or 2 with gas groups 

IIA, IIB, IIC and Zones 20, 21 and 22 for dust groups IIIC and carries a tem-

perature classification of T5. The Sounder-Beacon Range has a total of 32 alarm 

tones selectable via a DIP switch which is set upon installation. This switch also 

gives the option to change the 1Hz flash signal (Automatically Synchronised 

to the Sounder Tone) to a static (constantly on) signal. When powered via a 

suitable Galvanic Isolator or Zener Barrier, the Sounder will draw a constant 

33mA. The Sounder has diode reverse polatiry protection and is also End of 

Line resistor compatible.  

2.0 Intrinsically Safe Labelling

The product will have an individual serial number printed onto the head base 

plate. An example of the sounder label is shown below:

These products have been tested by notified body 

Element Materials Technol-

ogy Rotterdam 

who are UKAS accredited to BS EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005 and 

ISO/IEC 17065:2012.  It is also a Notified Body for the ATEX Directive, an 

IECEx Certification Body and an IECEx Testing Laboratory.

The suffix X at the end of the certificate numbers indicates that there are special 

clauses added for safe use of these units.

3.0 Types of Approval and Standards Applied

The Moflash IS Sounder product has been approved to the following standards:

IEC 60079-0:2011 / EN 60079-0:2012 + A11:2013

IEC 60079-11:2011 / EN 60079-11:2012

EN 54-3:2001+A1:2002+A2:2006 

Summary of Contents for IS-SB-02 Series

Page 1: ...N PLEASE READ PRIOR TO INSTALLATION Website www moflash com Email technical moflash co uk Moflash Intrinsically Safe Sounder Beacon Range S00605 Issue 7 28 07 2020 VISUAL AND OR AUDIBLE SIGNALLING DEV...

Page 2: ...stant 33mA The Sounder has diode reverse polatiry protection and is also End of Line resistor compatible 2 0 Intrinsically Safe Labelling The product will have an individual serial number printed onto...

Page 3: ...a short time Zone 20 Explosive dust air mixture is continuously present Zone 21 Explosive dust air mixture likely to occur in normal operation Zone 22 Explosive dust air mixture not likely to occur a...

Page 4: ...tic shown in Fig 1 with side cutters or similar tool To open a locked head remove the small rubber bung from the hole on the side of the head unit insert a tool into the hole and depress the clip whil...

Page 5: ...it comes free Remove the appropriate fixing hole and conduit knockouts from the back box The back box provides IP66 protection For this to be maintained suit ably rated minimum IP66 M20 cable glands m...

Page 6: ...led base the alarm tone and light output must be set see page 5 To activate both Sounder and Beacon together the negative supplies need to be connected together via a wire link not supplied in the bas...

Page 7: ...s done by switching the negative connections as shown in the table on page 6 There are a number of ways for this to be accomplished through the suitable barriers a number of methods are shown below Fo...

Page 8: ...stallation sheet The combined unit can be turned on and off either by using a suitably placed switch in the positive or negative rails switch must be of suitable ratings if installed in the Hazardous...

Page 9: ...er which can allow reverse polarity monitoring to take place and a fire panel compatible with Intrinsically Safe products must also be used If required an external switch can be wired in series with t...

Page 10: ...been sustained during its normal operation The enclosure is non conducting and may generate an ignition capable level of electrostatic charge under certain extreme conditions It is the responsibility...

Page 11: ...these units up without the correctly rated barrier could damage these products and so void any protection ratings Specific Conditions of Use 1 Clean equipment regularly to prevent dust build up with a...

Page 12: ...89 14 400Hz O I I O I O 92 15 550Hz 0 7s 1000Hz 0 33s O I I I O O 93 16 1500Hz 2700Hz 3Hz O I I I I O 98 17 750Hz I O O O O O 93 18 2400Hz I O O O I O 105 19 660Hz I O O I O O 93 20 660Hz 1 8s ON 1 8...

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