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number on the label of the sensor after setting. When address changing, renew the number on the label. See the
instruction of the appropriate address programmer TCH-B100 about detail of setting method. Note that to program the
ACB-EW with the TCH-B100 address programmer, a programming lead (PL-2) must be used (jack plug to croc-clips).
Wiring and Head Locking Mechanism
The bases should be wired as shown in figure 1
below. Note that the ACB-EW features flying leads
for connection to the loop and is supplied with its
own fixing base. The ESP range of Sensors can
also be locked onto the relevant bases by removing
a plastic lug on the underside of the sensor, please
refer to figure 1. The Sensor can then only be
removed by using a special removal tool, which is
available from Hochiki Europe (UK) Ltd.
A
: Loop (+)
B
: Loop (-)
C
: Cable Screen
ACA-E 0832-CPD-0114
05
EN54-5 Point type heat detectors
EN54-7 Point type smoke detectors
ACB-E
0832-CPD-0122
05
EN54-5 Point type heat detectors
ACB-EW
0832-CPD-0123
05
EN54-5 Point type heat detectors
AIE-E, AIE-E(NP)
0832-CPD-0124
05
EN54-7 Point type smoke detectors
ALG-EN
0832-CPD-0612
08
EN54-7 Point type smoke detectors
Protocol specified in TI/006
ALG-E, ALG-E(NP)
0832-CPD-0110
05
EN54-7 Point type smoke detectors
Fig.1
Remove tab carefully
using a pair of pliers
NOTE:
Maximum current for remote
indicator is 10mA.
Base fixing centres are 48mm to
74mm
Maximum wire thickness is
2.5mm
2
/terminal
Fig.2
NOTE:
Suitable
waterproof
crimps MUST
be used
between flying
leads and loop
cables.
