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Current and Sound Pressure Measurements 

Refer to Table 3 for current rating information. 

 

Table 3.  TrueAlert Ceiling-Mount A/V Units – Current Rating Chart 

 

Candela 

Input (Vrms)  In-Rush (V mA) Peak (mA)  Nominal Avg. (mA rms) 

17 107 
24 93 

 

15 

31 

 

210 

 

210 

91 

17 253 
24 194 

 

75 

31 

 

400 

 

400 

169 

17 337 
24 238 

High Volume 

Setting 

via 

Addressable 

Controller 

(See Note 3) 

 

110 

31 

 

520 

 

520 

190 

17 102 
24 88 

 

15 

31 

 

210 

 

210 

83 

17 248 
24 189 

 

75 

31 

 

400 

 

400 

161 

17 332 
24 233 

Low Volume 

Setting  

via 

Addressable 

Controller 

(See Note 3) 

 

110 

31 

 

520 

 

520 

182 

 

Supervision Current:  1 TrueAlert Unit Load. Current is measured with the horn steady on. 

 

Refer to Table 4 for sound pressure measurements at high and low volume settings.

 

 

Table 4.  TrueAlert Ceiling-Mount A/V Units – Sound Pressure Level Measurements 

 

Sound Pressure Level 

Measurement (dBA) 

 

 

Voltage 

(Vrms

 

Horn 

Mode 

(See Note 1

Reverberant Room 

at Ten Feet Per UL464 

(See Note 2) 

 

Steady 84.6 

 

Coded 80.6 

 

Steady 86.3 

 

Coded 82.4 

 

Steady 88.4 

 

High Volume 

Setting 

via 

Addressable 

Controller 

(See Note 3) 

 

Coded 84.5 

 

Steady 79.1 

 

Coded 75.5 

 

Steady 81.5 

 

Coded 77.2 

 

Steady 84.3 

 

Low

 Volume 

Setting 

via 

Addressable 

Controller 

(See Note 3) 

 

Coded 79.2 

 
Notes: 

1.  The coded category includes both Temporal and March Time cadences. 
2. Reverberant dBA measurements are a minimum UL rating based on sound power level measurements made in UL’s reverberant test chamber. 
3.  High and low volume settings are configured with DIP Switch SW4 on the TrueAlert Addressable Controller. 

 

24 

(Nominal)

 

31 

(Maximum)

 

17 

(Minimum)

 

21 

(Nominal)

 

31 

(Maximum)

 

17 

(Minimum)

 

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Страница 1: ...e TrueAlert Ceiling Mount A V Operation The 4903 TrueAlert Audible Visible A V unit see Figure 1 is a ceiling mount notification appliance that provides an audible and or visible warning indication of an alarm condition when activated from a TrueAlert compatible control panel of a UL listed Simplex Fire Alarm System When the notification appliance emits sound and or light it indicates the possibil...

Страница 2: ... Maximum 30 ohms wire resistance between appliances Refer to Field Wiring Diagrams of the driving TrueAlert compatible Fire Alarm Control Panel for further instructions 2 Notification appliances are rated per individual nameplate label 3 Maintain correct polarity on terminal connections Do not loop wires under terminals 4 All TrueAlert SLC wiring connections are supervised and power limited 5 Thes...

Страница 3: ...unted Ensure correct orientation of the box in relation to the location of the mounting screws and the A V s position 2 For installation in a concrete or plaster ceiling flush mount the box with a inch recess maximum 3 For installation in a suspended ceiling use a suitable tile bridge that rests on tile to support the box 4 Address Switch SW1 is accessible with the Ceiling Mount A V removed Figure...

Страница 4: ... 1 THRU 4 RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE NOT USED ON OFF 1 ON 0 OFF DIP SWITCH SHOWN IS SET AT ADDRESS 7 Ceiling Mount A V Magnetic Test Note The TrueAlert Addressable Controller must be configured to support the Ceiling Mount A V diagnostic testing Position magnet tester 553 810 to the bottom right side of the A V cover near the LED indicator see Figure 4 Hold the magnet tester in place for a minimum of...

Страница 5: ... volume settings Table 4 TrueAlert Ceiling Mount A V Units Sound Pressure Level Measurements Sound Pressure Level Measurement dBA Voltage Vrms Horn Mode See Note 1 Reverberant Room at Ten Feet Per UL464 See Note 2 Steady 84 6 Coded 80 6 Steady 86 3 Coded 82 4 Steady 88 4 High Volume Setting via Addressable Controller See Note 3 Coded 84 5 Steady 79 1 Coded 75 5 Steady 81 5 Coded 77 2 Steady 84 3 L...

Страница 6: ...ese occupants cannot hear and or see the effect of the notification appliances within the protected area s you must increase the intensity of the sound light output or add additional notification appliances so that the occupants can hear an or see the effect of the notification appliances when activated Refer to National Fire Protection Association NFPA National Fire Alarm Code 72 Chapter 4 Notifi...

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