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To install the siren, please follow the steps, as described below:

1.  Select the point where you will mount the siren, which should be as high as possible so that  

  the siren is easily visible and safe.

2.  Align the siren mount to the wall,with the built-in spirit level, mark the fixing holes and open  

  them with a drill.

3.  Fix the base of the siren to the wall using the existing brackets.

4.  Pass the cable that connects the siren to the panel, from the hole in the siren base. For  

  greater security, choose the passage of the wire inside the siren to be directly behind this  

 hole.

5.  Connect the siren to the panel, according to the explanation of the connection terminals on  

  page 5 and the following wiring diagram.

  

 

 

6.  When you finish cable connections, connect the battery to the siren. The siren can remain in  

  this condition until you finish the installation. The siren will start to operate normally only when  

  supplied with power from the alarm control panel.
  Note:

  When the power supply is first applied from the panel to the siren, a short sound will be heard  

  as a confirmation that the siren has been activated.

7.  Install the inner cover and screw it in with the four corresponding screws.  

8.  Close siren’s external cover and fasten it with the corresponding screws.

  

 

   

 Attention! 

   

  To power the siren from the alarm panel, you must, anyway, use cable 0,5-0,75mm

2

.

   

  A 2x0.50 + 4x0.22 mm

2

 cable is recommended.

Installation

Η γραμμή αυτή δεν είναι 

απαραίτητο να συνδεθεί.

It is not necessary 

to connect this this 

wire wire

Summary of Contents for IRIS Lite

Page 1: ...1 Installation Manual IRIS Lite IRIS Basic Outdoor Self Powered Sirens ...

Page 2: ...2 ...

Page 3: ... cut off gives a five 5 minutes alarm if both the power supply cables and TRIGGER cable are cut off simultaneously It has short circuit protection on the battery charging of the cables output It has protection against faulty connection of the battery poles with simultaneous optical LED indication When the siren is in standby mode and its battery voltage drops bellow10 0 V flash stops flashing It h...

Page 4: ...d when the Trigger input has a 12VDC permanently It sounds an alarm if this voltage is inter rupted or when the voltage at this input is 5 8 V DC Activation from Trigger It is balanced when the Trigger input is permanently at 0 of the power supply and gives an alarm when the supply is cut off or when the input voltage is 1 5 V DC Operation Frequency 900 2700 Hz Acoustic Power 122dB at 1 meter Maxi...

Page 5: ... battery cable to 12V The siren can operate this way provided the cable s cross section allows it and the panel power supply is able to provide the required current Selecting the activation method of the siren The TRIGGER or inputs are used to activate the siren Activation can be done in two modes A By positive voltage interruption Connect the TRIGGER input of the siren to the corresponding output...

Page 6: ...ction terminals on page 5 and the following wiring diagram 6 When you finish cable connections connect the battery to the siren The siren can remain in this condition until you finish the installation The siren will start to operate normally only when supplied with power from the alarm control panel Note When the power supply is first applied from the panel to the siren a short sound will be heard...

Page 7: ... the one the siren will follow When all the LEDs are off the siren will have no lighting at standby mode Press MENU button to save settings Exit Setup To exit the programming procedure press continuously MENU button until the confirmation signal five BEEP is heard Immediately the siren will enter the standby mode The siren will also automatically exit programming and will return to standby mode af...

Page 8: ...The electrical and electronic equipment used must be handled separately and in accordance with the legislation which requires appropriate processing and recycling of the aforesaid goods The battery contains pollutants and therefore after the end of its lifetime it should not be disposed of in common waste but delivered to the appropriate operator for the collection and disposal of polluting waste ...

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