RADIOLINK PANEL MODULE
Model: Ei413
RadioLINK Smoke Alarms & Accessories can be
connected wirelessly to Security & Fire Panels
• Powered by 11 - 30VDC from panel
• Can be mounted internally or externally to the panel
• Provides relay outputs (NC, C, NO) from
- Smoke Alarms sensing fire
- Alarm fault (Low Battery or Contaminated Chamber)
- CO Alarm sensing CO
• Panel can trigger all smoke / CO alarms to sound
• Unique house coding feature
• Blue LED to facilitate house coding and visual RF transmission
indication
• RF performance to EN300 220-1 in accordance with EN300
220-2
• EMC performance to EN301 489-1 referencing EN301 489-3
• 5 year guarantee
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House Code Switch
Blue Light
RF Indicator
Security Panel Installation
The Ei413 can be installed in or next to the panel. If the panel
is in a metal case, then the module should be located on the
outside of the panel.
CAUTION!
Before connecting the Ei413 to a fire or security panel please
check with the panel manufacturer to determine the correct End
of Line (EOL) device(s) to use and how and where they should
be fitted.
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11-30VDC Supply
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Security Panel Wiring Diagram
Check with the panel manufacturers installation manual for
wiring and termination details before proceeding:
1. Each relay of the Ei413 panel module, where used, is
wired to a corresponding contact input in the panel.
2. Check that the sliding jumper link J1 (yellow) is in the off
position. This is the factory default setting.
3. Locate the auxiliary power output in the panel and wire
it to the Vin connector on the Ei413 panel module, being
careful to ensure the polarity of the auxiliary power supply
has been wired correctly.
4. The “Alarm in” signal is optional and can be triggered by
an 11 - 30V DC or a dry contact signal from the panel.
When this signal is activated the Ei413 will send out an
RF Fire signal which will activate any RadioLINK alarms
or devices that it is house coded to.
Fire Panel Installation
CAUTION!
In this application the Fire and Fault relays are being configured
to allow the fire panel to indicate a fire or fault condition. The
wiring details and end of line (EOL) termination details will
change for different fire panels so it is imperative that you check
the panel manufacturers installation manual before proceeding.
Operation
1. When the Ei413 receives a fire signal it will create a short
circuit across the Detector Zone Input, resulting in a fire
indication on the panel. A current limiting resistor may be
required so check the panel manufacturers installation
manual.
2. When the Ei413 receives a fault signal it will open circuit
the connection to the Detector Zone Input, resulting in a
fault indication on the panel.
3. A fire signal will override a fault signal.
Installation
1. Slide the jumper link J1 (yellow) to the on position. The
factory default setting is off.
2. Locate the auxiliary power output in the panel and wire it to
the Vin connector on the Ei413 panel module.
3. Check that the polarity of the auxiliary power supply has
been wired correctly.
4. Wire the Fault Relay common (C) terminal and the Fire
Relay common (C) terminal to a detector circuit in the
panel.
5. Wire the manufacturers End of Line (EOL) device
according to the fire panel installation manual.
6. Power up the fire panel and the Ei413 panel module and
follow the manufacturers instructions to set up the fire
panel system.
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