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SRO Wireless Siren Strobe
The SRO is a FastLink technology wireless indoor/outdoor siren strobe, designed for the
FORCE
Series
intruder alarm systems.
The FastLink communication is encrypted using true, 128-bit AES encryption for a high level of security. Using the SRO requires the
installation of a wireless receiver.
The SRO has a modern design. It is battery operated, and its enclosure is made of qualified ABS material.
The SRO alerts on low battery state, and has a tamper. The siren transmits a test event every 15 min.
For enrollment information, see the
FORCE
’s Installation guide (P/N 4410457).
Cautions: the SRO is based on wireless (RF) transmissions. Any wireless transmission can be
subject to RF interference and, although unlikely, this interference may cause the SRO to not
operate as intended. RF transmissions will be attenuated by tinted glass, in wall isolation with
metal foils, metal objects, etc.
Technical specifications
Frequencies (MHz):
o
SRO143: 433.92
o
SRO187: 868.95
Alarm Sounder: 105dB at 1m
Battery: 3X 1.5V, C Size, Alkaline.
Battery Life Expectancy: 2 Years (Typical Usage)
IP Rating: 55
Sizes: 28.5(H) X 10.5(W) X 7.5(D) cm
Weight: 1.1kg
CE Compliance
Operating Temperature: -10 to +50 °C
Humidity (Max.): 93% R.H., Non-
condensing.
Content of the product package
SRO siren
Batteries
Wall mount + back screws
This guide
How to replace the batteries
1.
Release the screw at the bottom of the siren and remove the wall mount bracket, by pushing it downwards and pulling it.
2.
Press the tamper button (no. 3 in the image on the first page) at the back three times, to release excess power.
3.
Open the small cover at the back, by pressing the latch while lifting it.
4.
Move the BAT SW battery switch (no. 4 in the image on the first page) to the OFF position.
5.
Remove the four screws at the back.
6.
Insert a slotted screwdriver adjacent to the arrow marks on the sides of the siren (see the image on the right),
and remove the front cover.
7.
Move the battery holder’s cover (no. 8 in the image on the first page) to one side, remove it, and take out the
batteries.
8.
Place new batteries in the holder. Observe polarity! A test event is transmitted to the control panel.
9.
Close the battery holder’s cover.
10.
Reassemble the front cover and fasten the four screws.
11.
Move the
BAT SW battery switch to the ON position.
12.
Test the siren: press the
Self-test button (no. 6 in the image on the first page) - the siren will sound two beeps, the strobe will lit
two times and an event will be transmitted to the control panel.
13.
Fix the siren on the mount bracket and fasten the bracket’s screw.
How to install the SRO
Mounting guidelines
Mount the siren onto a flat vertical surface, such as the outside of a building, with its red reflector facing downwards. A wide variety
of mounting surfaces are acceptable, but the mounting material must be able to support the weight of the siren.
The siren should not be shielded by any metal which could block radio communication.
Keep the wall tamper switch closed when mounting the siren.
Installation
1.
Release the screw at the bottom of the siren and remove the wall mount bracket, by pushing it downwards.
2.
Position the bracket on the mounting surface and mark the mounting holes, including the tamper’s hole (no. 14 in the image on the
first page).
3.
Fix the bracket onto the surface, using the supplied screws.
4.
Install the batteries and test the siren; see how in
How to replace the batteries above.
5.
Set the siren’s jumpers; see how below.
6.
Reassemble the front cover and fasten the four screws.
7.
Fix the siren on the wall bracket and fasten the bracket’s screw.
8.
Enroll the siren; see how in the
FORCE
’s Installation guide.
9.
Test the siren using the
Test and Diagnostics menu.
