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RCC Mains Installation Guide

General

The Ziton Radio Cluster Communicator  (RCC) Mains is 

available under the following part number:

PART NO   

VARIANT TYPE

ZPR868 -CM      Ziton RCC Mains c/w Wire Aerials

The address of the unit is set using the menu 

programming structure available on the systems 

associated Radio Hub. Refer to the programming manual 

(doc ref: TSD021) for details of compatible Ziton  devices 

and full programming details. 

The installation must conform to BS5839:Part 1 (or 

applicable local codes). This Radio Cluster Communicator 

is suitable for indoor use only.

Power Requirements

The Radio Cluster Communicator is powered from a 220 

to 240V AC supply. The mains supply should use cable 

with a minimum cross section of 1.5mm

2

 and be 

connected through a 20mm cable entry gland 

incorporating cable clamp into the Radio Cluster 

Communicator. A recommended extra 15mm of cable 

should be considered for the earth connection to provide 

extra protection should the live or neutral wires 

disengage. 

This equipment relies on the building installation for 

protection and requires a 5 Amp protection device which 

should be labelled “Fire Alarm – Do Not Switch Off”. 

A 6V 4A battery is supplied with the device which will 

allow 72 hours battery backup.

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Approved to

 EN54-4

  EN54-18
  EN54-25

Application

 

Intended for use in fire detection   

 

 

and fire alarm systems in and

 

 

around buildings. Indoor use only.

European Union

directives 

 

EMS Security Group Ltd hereby    

 

 

declares that this device is in

 

 

compliance with the essential    

 

 

requirements and other relevant

 

 

provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU  

  (R&TTE 

directive).  

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Specification

Operating 
temperature

 

-10 to +50°C

Storage 
temperature

 

-20 to +60°C

Humidity

  

0% to 95% non-condensing

IP rating 

 IP54

Operating
voltage

   

220 to 240V AC

Typical operating
current  

0.05A

Battery backup 

1 x 6V 4Ah Yuasa NP4-6 

For information on routine battery changes, refer to the 
Ziton Universal PSU Installation Guide (MK077)

Battery standby 
time  

72 hours 

Operating 
frequencies

 

868 MHz

Output transmitter
power

 

 

Variable 0-14 dBm

Dimensions

 

270mm (W) 205mm (H) 75mm (D) 

Weight

  

1.8kg

Installation of the RCC

Ensure that the Radio Cluster Communicator is sited in 

accordance with the survey and design details. The 

recommended minimum distance between metal objects 

or other equipment from the aerial is 600mm. The 

recommended minimum distance to any electrical 

equipment is 2 metres.

To gain access into the unit, remove the four corner covers 

and screws, allowing removal of the front plate.  These 

must be kept in a safe place for refitting once installation 

is complete.   Housed inside the unit will be the following 

parts:-

1 x 868MHz Radio Cluster Communicator transceiver PCB 

complete with aerials.

1 x Power supply with pre-attached connection lead.

2012/19/EU (WEEE directive):   

Products marked with this symbol  

cannot be disposed of as unsorted  

municipal waste in the European 

Union. For proper recycling, return  

this product to your local supplier  

upon purchase of equivalent new  

equipment, or dispose of it at 

designated collection points. For 

more information see  

 

www.recyclethis.info

Dispose of your batteries in an 

environmentally friendly manner 

according to your local 

regulations.

Contact information

Removing / inserting the Ziton RCC PCB

Care must be taken to ensure the Ziton RCC PCB is not 

damaged during the installation process. The Radio 

Cluster Communicator PCB can be removed for additional 

access to mounting points if required. 

If removed, care must be taken to ensure that the PCB is 

carefully stored, correctly re-inserted and held in place by 

all four PCB retaining clips. The PCB must also be further 

secured using all three PCB retaining screws. 

The locations of the PCB retaining clips and PCB retaining 

screws are shown in Figure 1.

For contact information, see www.utcfireandsecurity.com

Regulatory information

Manufacturer

 

EMS Security Group Ltd.  

 

 

 

Technology House, Sea Street,    

 

 

Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 8JZ, 

  United 

Kingdom

Year of
manufacture

 

See serial number label inside unit

Certification

Certification body

 

CPR certificate
DOP

  

0359-CPR-00249

0359

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