HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAIL VILLAGE FILING 2 LOT E F VAIL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 2002 REMODEL AMBULATORY AND WOMENS CENTER LEGALTOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
VAIL, CO 8I657
970-479-2t38
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NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit #: M02-0010
Job Address: l8l W MEADOW DR VAIL Status . . . : ISSUED
Location.....: l8l W MEADOW DR Applied..: 01/22/2002
Parcel No...: 2l0l07l0l0l3 Issued..: 01128/2002
ProjectNo : Expires. .: 0712712002
OI{NER VAIL CLTNIC INC 0L/22/2002 Phone:
181. W MEADOW DR
VAIIJ CO
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License:
CONTRACTOR ENCOMPASS MECI{ANICAL SERVICE01,/22/2O02 Phone : 970-949-L747
554]. CEMTRAIJ AVENUE
BOULDER. CO
80301
License z L47 -NI
APPL,rcAlflr ENcoMPAss MECHANTCAL sERvrcEol/22/2002 Phone: 9'7o-949-L747
5541 CEI{ITRAL AVENUE
BOTTIJDER. CO
I03 0r-
License z !47 -14
Desciption: REMODEL & EXPANSION OF EXISTING SPACE-MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
FOR AMBULATORY SERVICE AND WOMENS CENTER
Vafuation: 1.226.466.00
t'ireplace lntbrmation:Restricted: Y # ofGas Appliances: 0 # ofGas Logs: 0 # of Wood Pellet: 0
*++*t*** N** ******* *** * + * * *:t,t + jt,f 'r,t *
Mechanical---> 924,540 - oo Restuarant Plan Review-> $0.00 Total Calculated Fees--> $30,678.00
Plan Check--> $6, 13 5 . oo DRB Fee-----------> $o - oo Additional Fe€s----------> S0 . 00
Investigation-> $o-00 TOTAL FEES--------------> $30,6?8.00 Tolal Permit Fee-----> S30,578.00
Will Clall---> 53 . oo Payments-----------------> 53 0, 678 . 00
BALANCE DUE-------> So. oo
Item: 051-00 BUfLDING DEPARTMENT
o1-/23/2OO2 cdavis Action: AP SUBJECT TO FrELD INSPECTTONS
Item: 05600 FTRE DEPARTMENT
CONDITION OF APPROVALCond:12
(BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPL,IANCE.
Cond: 32
(8LDG.): PERMIT,PLANS AND CODE ANAI-,YSIS MUST BE POSTED INMECHANICAL ROOM PRIOR
TO AN INSPECTION REQIIEST.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowtedge that I have reaA tnQplication, filled out in full the informationQuired, completed an accurate plot plan,
and state that all the information as required is conect. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all
Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this stucture according to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, design review
approved, Uniform Building Code and other ordinances ofthe Town applicable thereto.
REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN 3E OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM t:00 AM - 5 PM.
SIGNATURE ORCONTRACTOR FOR HIMSELFAND OWNET
JAN-21-2002
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Building Permit #:
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Mechanlcal Permit #:
97 0-479-2149 (InsPectlons)
mwvilpuilL
75 S, Frontag€ Rd.
Vail, Colorado E1657
Permit will not be accepted without the following:
Eqiripment Cut/spec Sheets
#
above) 2'ol 01l tul?
Job Name:VI//VIC ?h 1 &pa,ns)att--rob Address: lb I W. Wrr(04 Vrl Btoft
Lesat Description ll rot, '
ll en r, I rirns,Subdivision:
Owners Name: [^11- CrttNtC V*tt , (J)Phone: q1p 470 245 |
-
work Class: New ( ) aaaition t() 4qej1ugn ( ) Repair ( ) oth
Boiler Location: Interior () Exterior ( ) other ( )Does an EHU exist at this locationl Yes ( )No( )
Type of Bldg: single,family ( ) Duflex ( ) MuhFramily ( ) commercial ( ) Restaurant ( ) other v) Itll d,qal-
No. of Existing Dwelling Units in this buiHing:
COIIIPLETE VATUATIOTTI FOR MECHANICAT
MECHANICAL: $ l. Ub 4
LI ralr,z
v-fue,* r,peV o,1o 1+1 t7+7
own of Vail Reg. No.:
*****'t *****:tr*********{.**FoR oFFICE USE ONLY***********'}********l'********
F: /€veryonE/form3/mechPerm
TOI^/N OF VAIL FIRE DEPARTMET VAIL FIRE DEPARTMENT
75 S.FRONTAGEROAD
VAIL, CO 81557
970-479-2135
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON TOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
ALARMPERMIT
Job Address: 181 W MEADOW DR VAIL
Location.....: 181 W MEADOW DR
ParcelNo...: 210107101013
Project No : {r'L-13, { qz \
Permit #: 402-0002
Status... : ISSUED
Applied. . : 07/1.5/2ooz
Issued. . : 03/1.1./2002
Expires. .: 09/07/2002
OWNER VAIIJ CIJINTC TNC
181 W MEADOW DR
vArL co
4L657
License:
COIflTRACTOR ENCOMPASS EIJECTRICAL TECHNOLoI/L5/2002 Phone: 970-949-6095
2LO7 W. COLI-,EGE AVENUE
ENGI,EWOOD. CO
8 0110
I-,icense: L45-E
APPI,ICANT ENCOMPASS EIJECTRICAIJ TECHNOI'oI/L5/2OO2 PhONC Z 97O-949-6095
2TO7 W. COLI-,EGE AVENUE
ENGLEWOOD, CO
8 0110
License: 145-E
Desciption: NEW CONSTRUCTION 2ND 3RD LEVEL ABOVE OB/GYN
Valuation: 576|1,42.00
FEE SUN{MARY
07/t5/2oo2 Phone:
Electrical----->
DRB Fee----->
Investigation-->
will call___>
91,366.00
s0.00
$0.00
s3 .00
Total CalcuLated Fees-->
Additional Fees------>
Total Permit Fee------->
Pavments---------->
$1,369.00
$0.00
s1,369-00
TOTAL FEES-> 51 . 359. OO BALANCE DUE----> $O . OO
Approvals:I€e'm: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT
0L/22/2002 mvauglran Action: AP
CONDITIONSOF APPROVAL
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in fult the informalion required, comPleted an
accurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and
plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoninp
and subdivision codes, design review approved, UniJorm Building Code and other ordinances of the Town applicable
thereto.
JAN-OA-02 15. gS FROM: TOV-COU-DEV-DEPT.rD,9?O47e2452 PAGE 3/?l.APP||iAIIOIEII I{Ofilwryffiffi*mT{m{wn
75 S. Frolrtage Rd.
Vail, Colorado 81657
VALUATIOTS FOR ALAR!r.pERIrfIT (labor A ltatefiab)
FireAlarm: $2*.rtr-
€€r , rrya.
Tolvn of Vail Reg. No.:
39o Y/9,
@nbd dt 970-328-8&10 fiYiiit #
Parcel # (Required if no bldg, peilnE@
Job Nanr: WltC louffi: O. h€nvza.- Dre.
legalDescriptton I q!: I encn ll nung:Subdivision:
o'vners f{anre: V V &t L-Tmr€ss;Phone:
Ensineer: !44 V (/SttrUltffi'"*Phone:
Debihd Lmtbn of urork (i.e.,Wf] ,r*n,.- 7_,'r/or"&; S,/" ,Qr.s,-f
Debiled descrifii,on of rdorlc 7-
,,fr-'i^f ., Q *j Sa /g*u/ n.f',. ab,/ey/r'
WorkCfass: Nri*t1f Addirion( ) n"",odat I Repair( ) Refro-fir( ) O6er( )
No. of &isting Duelling Units irr thb buitdirg: .---No. qf Ac@rnrnodation'Unhs in this building;
Does a Fire Alarm Exisb _yes (/0 No ( ).gt
*'r***:-+*'.*****t**++*.***********t*r****FoR oFEICE USE O]{Ly******!r************************+*****
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DEVELOPMENTTOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
VAIL, CO 81657
970-479-2138
TMENT OF COMMUNITY
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
MECHANICAL PERMIT PErMit #: MO2-0026
JobAddress: l8l WMEADOWDRVAIL Status...: FINAL
Location.....: l8l W MEADOW DR KITCHEN AREA Applied. . : 0?/13D002
Parcel No...: 2l0l07l0l0l3 lssued . . : 02/14/2002
ProjectNo: Expires..: 02/25D002
OWNER VAII-, CLINIC INC 02/L3/2OO2 Phone:
181 W MEADOW DR
VAIL CO
81657
I-,icense:
coMrRAcToR MEjADOW MOUNTATN PLInIBTNG/HE02/L3/2002 Phone : 97Q-479-298L
P.O. BOX 4564
VAIL, CO
81658
L,icense t 24L-M
APPI-,ICAIiIT MEJADOW MOI'MIAIN PI-,U},IBING/HE02/L3/2002 PhONEZ 97O-479-298L
P.O. BOX 4554
vArt, co
816s8
License : 24L-M
Desciption: INSTALLING GAS LINES,, GAS COCKS,QUICK CONNECTS FORNEW RANGE
Valuation: S2-362.75
Fireplace lnformation: Reslricted: Y # ofGas Appliances: 0 # ofcas Logs: 0 # of wood Pellet: 0
Mechanical--->
Plan Check---.>
Invesligation->
Will Call--->
$78.00
s0.00
s?8.00
$?8.00
90.00
S6o. oo Restuarant Plan Review->
s15.00 DRBFee----------->
$0. oo TOTAL FEES------->
$3.00
$0.00 Total Calculated Fees->
$0 . 00 Additional Fees------>
$?8.00 Total Permit Fee----'>
Payments-------------->
BALANCE DUE----->
Item: 05100 BUII-,DTNG DEPARTMENT
o2/!4/2oo2 DF Action: AP
Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMEI{I]|
Item: 05700 ENVIRONMEIITAL HEAI-,TH
02/26/2002 SC Action: AP APPROVED ON 2/26/02
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
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(BI-,DG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE.
Cond: 22
(Br_,DG.): COMBUSTION AIR IS REQUIRED PER SEC. 701 OF TIIE l-997 IIMC, OR SECTION
70L oF THE 1997 rMC.
Cond:23
(BI-,DG. ) : INSTALLATION MUST CONFORM TO MANUFACTURES INSTRUCTIONS AND TO CHAPTER
10 OF THE 1997 IJMC, CHAPTJ. oF TI{E 1997 IMc.
Cond:25
(BLDG.): GAS APPIJIANCES SHALL BE VENTED ACCORDING TO CHAPTER 8 AND SHAI-,L
TERMINATE AS SPECIFIED IN SEC.805 OF THE 1997 I]MC, OR CTAPTER I OF rHE 1997 IMC.
Cond: 29
(BLDG.): ACCESS TO HEATING EQUIPMENI MUST COMPI-,Y WITH CHAPTER 3 AND SEC.101-? OF
THE 1997 tJl4C AT..ID CHAPTER 3 OF THE 1997 IMC.
Cond: 3L
(BLDG. ) : BOILERS SHALL BE MOIINIED ON FLOORS OF r'IONCOMBUSTIBI-,8 CONST. ITNLESS
IIISTED FOR MOTII{TING ON COMBUSTIBI,E FI-,OORING.
Cond: 32
(BLDG.)r PERMIT,PLANS AllD CODE ANAIJYSIS MUST BE POSTED INMECHANICAI, ROOM PRIOR
TO AN INSPECTION REQUEST.
Cond: 30
(BI-,DG.): DRAINAGE OF MECHANICAI-, ROOMS CONTAINTNG HEATING OR HOT-WATER SUPPLY
BOII,ERS STIAT,I-, BE EQUIPPED WITH A FLOOR DRJAIN PER SEC. LO22 OF THE 1997 I'MC, OR
sEcTroN 1004.6 0F THE 1997 rMC.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the information required, completed an accurate plot plan,
and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all
Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, design review
approved, Uniform Building Code and other ordinances ofthe Town applicable thereto.
REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY.FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 479-2I38 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:OO AM - 5 PM.
SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIMSELF AND OWNET
FEB-04-2002
JLrl-07-9P
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Product Information
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code requirements; the unique features of the Won-Door Flrecuard; product installation and demonstration videos;
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,I.OWN OF VAIL
75 S.FRONTAGEROAD
'yArL, co 81657
970-479-2t38
Valuation: $104.000.00
Fireplace Information: Restricted: # ofGas Appliances: 0
Building---> 51,015.15 RestuarantPlanRwiew->
Plan Check-> 5660.50 DRB Fee------------->
AddSqFt 0
# of Gas lngs: 0 # of Wood Pella: 0
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S0 . 00 Total Calculated Fees--> 51 , 67 9 . 65
$0.00 AdditionalFe€s----->50.00
SO . 0O Total Permit Fce------> 5L , 6'7 9 .65
S0.00 Paymcnts-----------> 51,6?9.65
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Investigation->
Will Call--->
S0 .00 Recreation Fee------->
53 . 00 Clean-up D€po8it------>
TOTAL FEES----------> S1,6?9.5s BALANCE DUE----->s0.00
Approvals:
Item: 051-00 BUILDING DEPARTMNT
09/L0/2004 CDAVIS Action: AP SUBiIECGT TO FIELD
TNSPECTIONItem: 05400 PLANNING DEPARTMENT
09/02/2004 ceorgle Action: AP
Item: 05600 FfRE DEPARTMENT
IIem: O55OO PUBLIC WORKS
See page 2 of this Document for any conditions that may apply to this permit.
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DEPARTMENT.F..MMUNITYDEVEL'PMENT I df E
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT PErMit #: BO4-0238
Job Address: l8l W MEADOW DR VAIL Status . . . : ISSUED
Location.......: l8l W. MEADOWDR. Applied. . : 08/3112004
ParcelNo....: 210107101013 Milf Issued...: 09/10/2004
hojectNo. : t-. RTOrt , O5'{ tl Expires. . .: O3/09/2OOi
OWNER VAIL CI,INIC TNC O8/3L/2004 Phone:
1.8]- W MEADOW DR
VA-I!co 81-657
I-,icense:
CONIRACTOR HCBECK, LTD. 08/31,/2004 Phone:
ATTN: iIAMES I,EWIS
1807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500
DALL,AS, TX 75201
License: 119-A
APPI-,ICANT HCBECK, LTD. 08/3L/2004 Phone:303-465-955
ATTN: iIAMES I-,EnttIS
l-807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500
DALIJAS, TX 7520t
I-,icense;
Desciption:
UPGRADE EXISTING MRI EQUIPMENT
Occupancy: Il,2 ll.2
Type Consfruction: I FR Type I Fire-Resistive
Type Occupancyl ??
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the infomration required, completed an accurate plot plan,
'apd state that all the infonnation as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all
Town ordinances and state lawg and to build this stnrcture according to the towns zoning and zubdivision codes, desigu review
approved" Uniform Building Code and other ordinances ofthe Town applicable thereto.
REQTJESTS FOR INSPECTTON SHALL BE MADE TWENTY.FOI.JR HOURS TN ADV AT 479-2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM - 4 PM.
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P€rmir #: 804-0238 as of 09-10-2004 Status: ISSUED
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Permit Type: ADD/ALT COMM BLTILD PERMT Appliod: 08/31/200,4
Applicant HCBECK, LTD. Issued: 09/10/2004
30346f'-966 To Expire: 03/09/2005
JobAddress: 181 WMEADOWDRVAIL
l.ocation: l8t W. MEADOWDR.
ParcelNo: 2l0l07l0l0l3
Description:
UPGRADE EXISTING MRI EQTIIPMENT
Conditions:
Cond: I
(FIRE): FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROVAL IS REQI]IRED BEFORE ANY
WORKCANBE STARTED.
Cond: 12
(BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED To cHEcK FOR CODE
COMPLIANCE.
Condr CON0006661
All new mechanical equipment installed on the exterior of
the building shall be paintod to match zurrormding colors
PRJov #rV
APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF INCOMPLETE OR UNS]G
Project #:
Buildinq Permit #:
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CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
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75 S. Frontage Rd.
Vail, Colorado 81657
General Contractor:
[{cBe'... L^
Town of Vail Reg. No.:Contact and Phone #'s:
k,u J,*tcx.,J q7o-971 '1045
Emai I address a b r, c c t..cl!,s\,o L crb.uo. rn ^Contractor Signature:-vtu C^*,
COMPLETE VALUATIONS FOR BUILDING PERMIT (Labor & Materials
BUILDING: $ELECTRICAL: $OTHER: $
PLUMBING: $MECHANICAL:$rorAl: $ itt4. Coo
For Parcel # Contact Assessors Office at 970-328-8640 or visit
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Job Name: V)t rc_ na-t pppud6^ss7 Job Address:- lB1 us. l4t /o-., D>,,ue
Legat Description ll t-ot: ei( I Block:o2.5 ll riting: L subdivision: Uq,l V t"lL,r-L
owners N^ "tlL,llLt/, M,n//fu. ll Address:ro, a /\aL-Do,,,t- IL,l llPhone: {n 5//z-
ArchilgcVDesigqer:I/Au,s //<r|.b{4,oo*";: rho-;.r. l/r^,rc /or d,.,.,,.s tBff'r zr, &Go
Engineery'ytkr< Eur.AdoES?; 4, ?*,*s ?, c. . s,o lb &td ll 7I22\t r.t - a a.
Detailed description of work: ca, Eb1(
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WorkClass: New() Addition( ) Remodel (() Repair( ) Demo( ) Other( )
Work Type: Interior (9 Exterior ( ) Both ( )Does an EHU exist at this location: Yes ( ) No ( )
Type of Bldg.: Single-family ( ) Two-family ( ) Multi-family ( ) Commercial (g) Restaurant ( ) Other ( )
No. of Existing Dwelling Units in this building:No. of Accommodation Units in this building:
Noffvpe of Fireplaces Exislinq: Gas Apoliances ( ) Gas Loqs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Burning (
No/Tvpe of Fireplaces Prooosed: Gas Appliances ( ) Gas Loqs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Burning (NOT ALLOWED)
Does a Fire Alarm Exist: Yes (y) No (Does a Fire Sprinkler System Exist: Yes (X) No (
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Questions? Callthe Building Team at 479-2L28
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Department of Community Development
Project Name:
Project Address:
/ This Checklist must be omoletd beforc a Buildino Permit aoplication is
acceoted,
o All pages of application is complete
o Has DRB approval obtained (ifrequired) Provide a copy ofapproval form
o Condominium Association letter of approval attached if project is a Multi-Family complexB Plan Check Fee required at submittal for projects valued over $25000.00 (See attached Construction
Fee Schedule for calculations)
o Complete site plan submitted
o Public Way Permit application included if applicable (refer to Public Works checklist)
o Staging plan included (refer to Public Works checklist) No dumoster,oarkino or material storaoe
allowed on roadways and shoulderc without written aoproval
o Asbestos test and results submitted if demolition is occurringo Architect stamp and signature (All Commercial and Multi family)
a Full floor plans including building sections and elevations(4 sets of plans for SFR and Duplex, 5 sets
of plans for MultFFamily and Commercial Buildings)
o Window and door schedule
o Full sfructural plans, including design criteria (i.e.loads)
s Structural Engineer stamp and signature on structural plans (All Commercial and Multi Family)
o Soils Report must be submitted prior to footing inspection
o Fire resistive assemblies specified and penetrations indicated
u Smoke detectors shown on plans
D Types and quantity offireplaces shown
I have read and underctand the above listed submittal requirements:
Applicant's Signature:
Date of sub
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BUILDING PERMIT ISSUANCE TIME FRAME
If this permit requires a Town of Vail Fire Department Approval, Engineer's (Public Works)
review and approval, a Planning Depaftment review or Health Depaftment review, and a
review by the Building Department, the estimated time for a total review will take as long
as three (3) weeks.
All commercial (large or small) and all multi-family permits will have to follow the above
mentioned maximum requirements, Residential and small projecbs should take a lesser
amount of time. However, if residential or smaller projects impact the various above
mentioned departments with regard to necessary review, these projects may take five
(5) weeks to review and approve.
Every attempt will be made by this depaftment to expedite this permit as soon as
possible.
I, the undersigned, understand the plan check procedure and time frame. I also
understand that if the permit is not picked up by the expiration date, that I must still pay
the plan check fee and that if I fail to do so it may affect future permits that I apply for.
Agreed to by:
Project Nane' ///21 ?efuloro^tat-
Print name
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WHEN A *PUBLT WAy PERMIT IS REQUTRED
PTEASE READ AND CHECK OFF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTPNS REGARDING THE NEED FOR A.PUBLE WAY PERMIT":
o Is this a new residence? YES NO --'
Does demolition work being performed require the usgof the Rightof-Way, easemenb or
public property? YES_ NO ...-
Is any utility work needed? YES- NO r''
Are here any improvemenB being done to the driveway ? YES_ NO
Is a different access needed to the siE oher han he existng driveway? YES- NO -"
Is any drainage work bging done that afEcts he Rightof-Way, easements, or public property?
YES NO /-
Is a 'Revocable Right{f-Way Permif required? YES NO
Is the RightoFWay,;pemenb or public property to be used for sbging, parking or fencing?
If ansurcr is NO, is a pryking, staging or fencing plan required by Publh Wor*s?YES NO ,,/'
If yqu answered YES b any of these questions, a 'Public Way Permit" must be obtained.
'P ublic Way Permit" applications may be obtained at the P ublic Work's office or at Community
Development (a sample is attached). If you have any questions please call Leonard Sandoval in Public
Works at 479-2198.
I HAVE READ AND ANSWERED ALL THE ABOVE QUESTIONS.
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Company Name
07 t28t2004
iowN oF VAIL DEpARTN{ENT oF coMMtTNITyDEvELopMENT
75 S.FRONTAGEROAD.VAIL, CO 81657
970-479-2138
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POST'ED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
MECHANICALPERMIT Permit #: M04-0189
-'iyr\-6/ 3b
Iob Address: l8l W MEADOW DR VAIL Status. . . : ISSUED
[,ocation.....: l8l W. MEADOW DR. Applied. . : 09/16/2004
ParcelNo...: 210107101013 Issued. . : 09/27/2004
ProjectNo': l(1TO(1 { Stl .{ Expires. .: 03/26/200s
OWNER VAIL CLINIC INC 09/16/2004 Phone:
181. W MEADOW DR
VAII-,co 81657
License:
CONTRACTOR R.K. MECHANICAL, INC. 09 115/2004 Phone: 303-355-9695
93OO SMITH ROAD
DENVER, CO
80207
License z L62-1"1
APPLICANT R.K. MECHANICAL, INC. 09/16/2004 Phone: 303-355-9696
93OO SMITH ROAD
DENVER, CO
80207
License: 162-VI
Desciption: FLUID COOLER SEI,F CONTAINED, EXHAUST FAN WITH DUCTWORK,
CHILLED WATER SYSTEM FORMRI MACHINE
Valuation: $63,600.00
Fireplacc Infornration: Restictcd: Y # ofGas Applia:rces: 0 # of Gas t gs: 0 # of Wood Pellet: 0
*.li.*,}.lt'..'|....'*.|...*..|.*..l|t..i.**'.***.ll.**'}*|*:l**l******'*
s0.00
Inv€stigation->
Will Call--->s3.00 Payments--------------> 51, 603 . 00
BALANCEDUE----> SO. OO
Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
09 /23/2004 cdavis Action: AP Subject to field inspecEion. Any non-code c
discovered during bhe course of construc tion/ inspection sha11 be addressed in an a
mannerItem: 05600 FIRE DEPARTI,IBIIT
COhTDITION OF APPROVAL
Cond:12
(BLDG. ) : FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED rO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE.
Cond:32(BLDG.): PERMIT,PIJANS AND CODE ANALYSIS Iv."TJST BE POSTED IN MECHANICAI-, ROOM PRIOR
TO AN INSPECTION REQUEST.
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DECT,ARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the inforrnation required, completed an accurate plot plan,
and state that all the inforrration as required is correct. I agree to comply with the inforrnation and plot plan, to comply with all
Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, design review
Mechanical--> S1,2s0.00 Resharant Plan Review-> 50.00 Total Calculated Fees--> 51,503 '00
Plan Check--> 5320.00 DRB Fee-------------> 50.00 Additional Fees------>
$0. oo TCTTAL FEES--------> S1 , 603 . 00 Total Permir Fee-----> s1, 603 . 00
approved, Uniform Building Code and other ordinances of the Torvn applicable thereto.
BEQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENry-FOUR HOTJRS h- ADV AT 479-2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM - 4 PM.
OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIMSELF AND OWNER
ApplrcAT|oN wLL Nor BE AccEprED rF rNcoMPLEprl3S Hi""\p al O{. O.3_1{t:{:xi:ffi,rr
97 047 9 -21 49 (l nspections)
rcrtl0Pvtn
75 S. Frontage Rd.
RECEIVED
Permit will not be accepted without the following:
Contact and Phone #'s: ?Ze -32/- 7t<'**i6f?,i:.
fKl4T .Ca?v1
COMPLETE VALUATION FOR ilIECHANICAL PERi']7
MECHANTcAL: $ 63 600
Office at 97G328-8610 or visit for
Parcel# Z /O /a7 /61 o /3
Job Name: rfr ,
u K r, " {rI tfl.H *oor""r, /g / ,//cs7 /aaab- P7
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Lesaf Descripti"" ll t"t E/F l[ ero"r'Filing:L subdivision: 12i/ h//o t.
owners Narc:b/a)l t/rhf Drc ll Address:Phone:
Ensineeny'4/iK Addregs:{pu7fo*\,Ct, |'1Ph"".,34?--7Zl_=64@ Tr/oordtrYIt;;D- i;. /u ifr d "il",n4 a,fEa Caole*- - Setf canlb'theA-hraltu svtfe"^ Q)' YIRI /d,
WorkOlass: New( ) Addition( ) AlterationXf Repair( ) Other( )
BoilerLocation: tnterior( ) Exterior( ) OUer( )y//[Does an EHU exist at this location: Yes ( ) No ( )
Type of Bldg: Single-tumily ( ) Duplex ( ) Multi-family ( ) Cornmeniallld Restaurant ( ) O0|er ( )
No. of Existing Dwelling Units in ttris buiHing: A No. of Accommodation Units inthisbuilding: iF)
No/Tvpe of Fireplaces Existing: Gas Appliances ( ) Gas Logs ( ) Wood/Fellet ( ) Wood Buming ( ) '
No/Type of Fireplaces Proposed: Gas Appliances ( ) Gas Logs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Buming (NOT A[LO)|VED) /,r/
****ffiffiFOROFFICEUSEONLYffi
Other Fees:Planner Siqn-off:I By:
DRB Fees:Date Received:
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iootN oF vAIL DEIARTMENT oF coMMUNTTvDEVELoIMENT
75 S.FRONTAGEROAD
VAIL,CO 81657
970-479-2138
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TMES
PLUMBING PERMIT
Job Address: 181 W MEADOW DR. \/AII-
Location.,...: 181 W. MEADOW DR.
ParcelNo...: 210107101013
ProjectNo : ?'r1TOc1 -6 3(( ,(
Permit #: P04-0114
'Xtr1473g
Status...: ISSUED
Applied. . : 09/16/2004
Issued. . ; 09127/2004
Expires. .: 03/26/2005
OWNER VAIL CI,INIC INC 09/16/2004 Phone:
181 W MEADOW DR
VAILco 81657
I-,icense:
CONTRACTOR R.K. MECHANICAL, INC 09/16/2004 Phone: 303-238-9696
93OO EAST SMITH ROAD
DENVER, CO
80207
L,icense: 181-P
APPI-,ICANT HCBECK, I-,fD. 09/15/'.1004 Phone:. 303-466-965
ATTN: 'JAMES LEWIS
l-807 Ross Avenue, Suite 500
DALIJAS, TX 7520L
License:
Desciption: FLOOR SINK AND BACKFLOW PREVENTER-DOMESTIC WATER FOR BACKUP
COOLINGFORMRI
Valuation: $13,200.00
Fireplace Infonnation: Resricted: ?? f ofoas Appliances: ?? # ofGas tngs: ? # of Wood Palla: ??
* *a't**:ttta t *al a+*
Plumbing---> S21O , O0 Restuarant Plan Review--> S0 . 00 Total Calculated Fees--> 5265 . 50
Plan Check-> 552.50 DRB Fee-----------> 50.00 Additional Fees-------> 50.00
Investigation-> SO . 00 TOTAL FFES-----------> 5265 .50 Total Permit Fee----> 5265 . 50
Will Call---> 53. oo Payman6--------------'> 5255 ' 50
BALANCE DUE---...} SO. OO
It.em: 05L00 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
09 /23 /2004 cdavi-s Action: A-P
Itern: 05600 FIRE DEPARTI.{EIiIT
CONDII"ION OF APPROVAL
Cond: l-2
(BL,DG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE iI.EQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPI-,IANCE'
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in fuIl the information required, completed an accurate plot plan,
and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all
Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure accordilg to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, design review
approved, Uniform Building Code and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto.
REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENry-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 479-2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM - 4 PM.
CTOR FOR HIMSELF AND OWNER
APPLICATION YYILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF INCOIIPLETE OR
Project #:
Building Permit
Plumbing Permit #:
97 0 17 9-21 49 (l nspections)
mvu0puilL
75 S. Frontage Rd.
Vail, Colorado 81657
@<lv
Co]lfa(l andPhone #s:, WA -32 tr-7/6rownffi:?''
Rrc PtE , a-a-h-\
COMPLETE VALUATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT (Labor& Materials)
Contact Assessors Office at970-32&8610 or
Parcel# Z/O lQ7/o/O t7
Job Name: ffi{" rrrz ffi 6Q44'u.!-Job Address: r r' r"#17 :b'4t&P2
Legal llescription tot Efflletnx,Filing:z suuvtsion: Vai I Vi I )"e "owners n" ",1/4)/ (:\tuZ Trn.ll Address:Phone:
Ensineen /rlKK Enqinet, ll Address: 735o E praqr"ss pL .llphone: 3e _72 t _ b6 @
trW"Hff Yft' /al<€ha.,W h/arL- +r.frr* w,,
WofiClass: Nerr() Addition( ) Alteration){ Repair( ) Other( )
T),pe of Bldg.: Single-family ( ) Duplex ( ) Multi-family ( ) Commenial pd Restaurant( ) Other( )
No. of Existing Drrelling Units in this buiHing: A No. of Accommodation Units in this building: p
lsthisa conversion from a wood buming fireplace to an EPA Phase ll device? Yes ( ) Nop(
PLUMBING: $3, 2&. oo
for Parcel #
***************************************FOR OFFICE USE ONLY****jt*:l:l!tt!t*tt*'l*t************+jrtttt:t!t
Clther Fees:Date Received:
DRB Fe€:Accepted By:
Plannor Siqn-off:
RECEIVED
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MEDICAL AIR TESTING AIID SERVICE, INC.
1370 HARLA}I STREET, I..AKEW@D, CO 80214
PHN 303 -n 9 -249 | F ltK 303 -27 Y7 132
ITFPA 99 JOB SITE VISIT
r, rLocATIoN: Va,t Vall"t Jri. / Cn^1,", .
t^ IDITE: /o /K/o9
JoB DEscRIPrIoN, // P t QA , 4,an
coNTRAcToR, Rk Ao.-("^,bn /
MATS JOB #MAS JOB #
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Erac otilea
CarbonDioxidc Orflats
Shrr OffValver
Other:
PO:
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-ofMedicalAirTcstingmdService,Inc.hasteetadffrefollowing
cquipnrcnf fmpropcr opardion pcr NFPA 99 / 1q9 €ditiorr
I Area AlarmPanels
I\dastcr Alarm Panels
Vacuum Purnps
Irdanifolds
I OxygenOd€tg
I Vacuum Oudcb
Modical Air Odets
Nitrogcnotdcto
Air Comptcsso,r
.2.
COMMENTS:
X Meeb 6s mininwn NFPA 99C Hcaft Care Faoilitics Standard to which tre facifity.was built.
Does not mcct tre minimunr NITPA 99C Hea[lr Care Facifitics Standard to wtrich the faciW was buih"
Note: NFPA 1999 +1.4 rhr: 'An cmirting ryrun ttrt ir trot in ftict cunpliano rith tlre povirionr of the rtmdanl drall bc ponfUd U
bo codiruod in uco u long ar thc rutrocity h$ring jrirdiction her atctmnincd firt ruch uco dooe not conrtitute e dirtinct hrzord to lifo."
Plcar contrct us for rtorting ifrrquirod-
Tlrc intuqtion of rny critical medical grr rhnll bo dre rolo rcrponribility offfre lloopital.
ft ir tt horgital'r re4oruihlity to inf6n rll horpitrl pcrrormol of rbbr of ryrtenr.
Sigsd (Facifrtior Arlho'rized Reperentativo)
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MEDICAL AIR TESTING A}ID SERVICE, INC.
r37O TIARLAN STREET, LAKEWOOD, CO 80214
PHN 303-279-249r FA)( 303-279-7132
IYFPA 99 JOB SITE VISIT
LOCATION:
JOB DESCRIPTION:
rolrn: /O /?/oY CONTRACTOR. Rk A u.(.o,.r,. /
PO:MATS JOB #MAS JOB #
, Dn.-, J L' -(,f ofMedicalAirT€stingandService,Inc.hastestsdlhcfolwing
equipmcnt for propcr op€rdforn pcr NFPA 99 t I cq sdition.
Area Alarm PanclsOxygenOrdeb
Vacuurn Otde$
Medieal Air OdetB
Nitrogsn ordl€to
Air Compreseor
Nitoru Oxide Outl€ts
Evac Ouflet
CarbonDoxidc Outlcts
ShutOffValws
Otlrer:
Mast€r AlannPanclr
Vacuum Punps
Ndanifolds
coMMENTs: &Y?"n 9/q4n^ ,'.r,{.J ,)^ D^J funJoau,'o
t- * .\) ;4-,, 4r<- t',,) 4r /lao<.t r'-( el. 9r> /-.,
)A- Mccu trc minimuin NFPA 99C Health Care Facilities Standard to which tlre facitity was buift.
Doos not meet tlrc minimum NF?A 99C Hcalffr Care Facilitieg Staodad to which the facility was buih
Nob: NI?A 1999 4-1.4 fiter: "Arr cirtiry sjtrtdn dnt ir not ia rtrict complince with the provirimr of fifgtdrd rbsll b€ pdtittcd to
bo omtinued in ure rr hng ar thc rulhcity heving jurirdiction hs, dsternincd that guch uro doer not conrtitrte a dittinct hatrd to lifr."
Plaerc cdct ur fc rctrrting ifrcqufud.
Tho ithuption of uy c,titical nedical grr drall bo tto rcle nrponribifdy of tho Horpitrf
It ir ftc hoopitel'r rorgcneibility to infodn rtl horpital poroonnel ofstetur of ryrtomr.
Signod (FNcilitior Autlorized RcrprcrontafivQ
Sigod (Mtdicel Air Tcrthg md S6r.ric€)
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To:
Date:
Mjke McGee
Building_Division
10f26l20o4- 3:16:21PMSubJect: A04-0063WMC MRI
I did an inspedion of thefire alarm slatem and it kind of looks OK, but lfound the ceilings in lhe MRI and
the mechnical room were missing.
Access to the mechical room, wfrich is really a colhputer room, has a restricted door that enters into the
lobby.
I didnt sign off anything until they figure out hottrl to resolve the ceiling issues and the door to the computer
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-1F2frd'C4- -lnspecuon nequesinep"rttng- - -----Fege5
4:54 pm - VA|L- CO:TOWN OF -
Requested Inspect Drte:
Inspect!on Area:
Slte Address:
Frf day, October 29, 2oo4
I8I W TEADOW DR VAIL
18'| W. ilEADOWDR.
A/Pl[) lniorma0on
AclMty: BO4-O238 TVpe: A-COMM Sub Tlps: ACOM
Co]lst TID€: Occupency: Us€: I FR
otflner: VAIL CLINIC lNc
Appllcsnt: I-€BECK, LTD. Ptpne: 30346&$6
Cohtractor: FEBECK. LTD.
Chscdp{lon: UPGRADE EXlSTltIG MRI EOITIPMENT
Comlnent ROUTED TO CHARLIE DAVIS. FIRE AND GEORGE RUTHER. JSUITIER
R€ouested Inso€cton(sl
St lrts: ISSlfD
lffiD Ar..: CO
Reouested Tlme: 0l:00 Plf' Phone: 977-1045
EnteredBy: DGOLDEN
Tlme Erp:
It m: 10lbm: 20It m: 3t)
BLDG'Footinqs/Steel
BLDG'FoumEtb dst elBLDGFramlng - App.orr€d "
09/2304 -lnspector: cdaiB Acton: Pl PARnAL lNsPECTlofl
Comm€nts: Paital frmlng aporoad for p€rtlllon wall betns€n bestn€nt room atd hb
FrEmlm tor sfufi encbsur€ aDorowd O.K !o sho€tock
Partbt Inspectbn approved toithb slta dua to tlm€ constralnts
IUO7|0d. In3p6ctor: CDAVIS Actlon: APAPPROVED
Comm€nb: GRIEVIT..IG ROOi, FRAMITre APFROVED
10/15/g Inspeclor: cdavls Actlon: APAPPROVED
Conun€nb: Ebove celllng trsmlng all areas approwd
BLDG-ln3ulatbn
BLDG-Sh€etock l',|ril - ADorovBd "
l0lo7l0F. lmocctor: CD VIg Adion: Pl PARIAL lNsPEcTloN
Comm€nts: SFEETROCK lN MRt ROOti APPROVED
ONE.SIDE OF GRIEVTNG ROOM APPROVED
1U22tO4 lnsDeclor: cdsyb Ac$on: AP APPROVED
Comment!: P€nstatlon ot ptesdc plp€ usad fff osrnosl$ sydem tnto lhan muit b€ .ddreresd In an approwd
mann€f
BLDG.Mbc.
BLDCr-Flnal
tt€m:
Itsm:
50
60
ItBm: 70
llem: 90
Item:
Requo!&,f:
Asslgngd.To:
REPT131 Run Id: 2520
m
-inrpesiion
nequeslEeprting- ---Pase6-4:54 pm _ - VAIL. CO:TOWN OF -
Requested Inspect D!te: Frldty, ffiber 25,zO04-' lnsoedtonArea: CD
Slte Address: 181 W MEADOW DR vAtLr8l w. ffEADowDR,
A/PID lnlbrm at,on
Acthrw:
ConstTF6:
OYv-rier:
Ap,pllcant:
Contrctor:
Descildlon:
ri0+0189 Type: &MECH
Occupairby:
vAtL cllNrc ti.rc
sublg: Acoil
Requested Tlme: 08i00 AM' Phon6: 977-10.15
EntarodBy: DGOLDEN K
S.ffirs: ISSUED
Inspfu€.: CD
R.K. MECMNICAL, ll.lC. Phon€: 34135$9696
R.K. MECI-IANICAL. lNC. Phone: 3}}35S9696
FLUID C@LER SEIF CO{ITTAINED. EXHAUST FAN WITH DIJCTI/IPRK, CHILLED WATER SYSTEM FOR
MRIMACHINE
Reouested Inspecton(sl
35) tECH-Flnal
lnso€cHon HistorY
lbm: 20O MECFlRouoh * Aoorowd "flf'l?9twlnsp.ctor: cdav6' Actlon: PAPARnALAPPRoVAL
Comm€nb: STAINLESS STEEL DI,CT FOR CRYROGENICS APPROVED
€HILER TINES INSTALTAITON APFROVED MI.,ST STILL PROVIDE PRESSURE TEST. O.K.
TO INSTALL INSUTANON OF CHILLER LINES
Gy3ty(X Inspector: CDAVIS Acton: AP APPROVED
CommenE: CHLILLER LINES AIRTEST lOS AIR
31O MEcH-l-|€atlno
315 PLMSGasPldm
32o i/EcFt-Exh. uh Flooos
33t) MECFI-SuDptv Alr
34O MECH-Mlic. - '- Approrr8d "
lOlOTlo4 In$p€clor: CDAV]S Acllon: 6p6pp66y6p
Comtnenb: MED GAS PlPltlG INSPECTED AND APPROVED
VAC LINES 1fl}TARTEST
02 LINES I2TTA'RIEST
PROTVIDE AIIPROVAL FROM TESTING AGEiICY AT Ftl.LAL INSPECTION
INSTALT ALL I.ABELS ON EACH LINE
Item:
lt3m:
llem:
It€m:
lbm:
lbm: *D MECI'FRnal
REPT131 Run lcl: 2520
1G2&2004 Inspection Reguest Reportlng Page 11
4:54 pm - VAIL. CO:TOWI{ bF
Requested Inspect D!te: Frldry, oc"tober 29, 2004
Inspectlon Area: CD
SIE Address: lEl W IUEADOW DR VAIL
'8I
W MEADOWDR.
A,rPrD lnform.ton
Aclhdty: P0+0114
Const Typr6:
otm€r: VAIL CLINIC lt{C
Appllcant HCBECK, LTD.
Cohlractor: R-K. MECHANI
subrlm: AcoMTyp€: SPLMB
Occupancy:
Phone: 30lil6&966
Cohbactot: R.K. MECI{ANICAL. lhlC Phone: 3t}}23&$96
Descrlptlon: FLooR SINK AND EACKFLOUI/ PREVENTER-DO0IESTIC ITVATER FOR BACKU
Sbh.rs: ISSUEDlnspfu.a: CD
WATE R FOR MCKUP COOLIIIG FOR rrFl
Requested Tlme: 08:00 AM- Phone: 30323&9696
Entared By: DGOLDEN K
Reoueshd Insoectlon{sl
Item:
Requestor:
Asslgn6d To:
Acllon:
200 PLilBf,lnal
Tlrne Exp:
lbm: 210 PlMBUnderorourd * ADffowd *
0O/28/O4 Inspector: Aft '' Acilon: AP APPROVED
Comm€nts: APPROVEO UNDERGROUND lN MRI AREA
PLMSRonolVD.W.V.PtM&Routlrnlrrbr - ADorovEd -
09/3o/oi[ lmp.clor: CoAVIS'
COMM€NIS: UND€R STREET PRESSURE
PtMB-Gas Plolno
PLM&PooUl-btfub
PLMSMbc.
PLMBFInAI
tlem: 220
ltem: 230
lbm: 24t)lbm: 250
Item: 260
Item: 290
Acton: APAPPROVED
REPT131 Run Id: 2520
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Fire &
Security
timplexGrinnell
6240 Smith Road
Denver, Co 80216
Tel: (303)35m500
Fax (303)35il615
Service: (303) 277-9766
www.simplugrin nell.com
VAIL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
Steadman Hawkins Clinic and MRI Remodel
Fire Alarm Submittal
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR
Encompass Electric
410 McGregor Dr, Ste.210
Gypsum, C0.81637
Attn: Rick Fenee
e70-e4e-60e5 flEc,D lylAn4x - 3 2003
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TYPE:
Simplex@rinneII
6240 Smith Rd
Denver, CO 80216
Sales: (303) 355-0500
Service: (303) 277-9766
Fax:(303) 355-0615
DESGRIPTION;
41006084 Update Software for 41@ Panel
4098-9714 Photo Detector
'O98-9733 Heat Detector
4098-9792,9789 Detector Base
'l{fg8-9832 Adapter Plate
4090€002 IAM Relay
MR201/C Relay
4009-9201 NAC Extender
2081-9274 Battery
cH70-241575W-FR Chimerstrobe
Dsitlz24 Sync Module
7
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A
TrueAlami
Fire larm Controls
UL, ULC Listed;
FM, CSFM, and
MEA (NYC) Approved"
Er.is*inq n Fire Alarm Controls'-' 4100 and 4120 Series Addressable
Detection and Control Systems
STANDARD FEATURES
. UL Listed for:
- Fire Detection and Control (UOJZ)
- Proprietary Alarm Units - Burglar (APOU)
- Process Management Equipment (OVAX)
- Smoke Control Service (UUKL)
o Wide viewing angle, 80 character super.twist LCD
. Selectable for maintained display of first alarm. Expandable up to 1000 points
. Dedicated supervisory service indicator and
acknowledge
. Nonvolatile flash EPROM momory
o Battery supervision (low/no bafrery)
o Power-limited operation per NEC 760 (module
dependent)
soFTwARE FEATuREs UPOXT C
. WALKTEST system test.*
. Four operator access levelg
. 600 event historical log
. lndividual circuit disconnecUdisable
r Programmable:
- Alarm verification by zone or point
- Selective signaling and/or relay control
- Zone coding (PNIS)
- Signal silence reminder
OPTIONAL FEATURES
o Voice communications and firefighter's phones
r lnterface to rrmote:
- MAPNET llo addressable devices and TrueAlarm@
analog sensors'*
- MlNlPLEx"Transponders
- TrueAlertn AddressableControllers
- 4-20 mA Analog Monitor ZAMs (AMZs)
- Supervised LED and LCD serial annunciators
o Release control operatlon
OPTIONAL MODULES (partial list)
. 4120 Network interface
o Class A or Class B lDGs and NACs
o Control relays wlth feedback
. Dial.in service modem
. RS.232 inter{ace to rem ote print€r or
GRT/keyboard
o Panel mount printer
r Internal DACTS, serial or contact closure
o Decoder module for coded circuit interface
. Simplex 2120 interface
r Expansion power supplies and battery chargens
O 2000 Simplcx Timc Rccodcr Co. All rights rrsorvcd.
41OOl4'l2O Series Fire Alarm Control
Panel with Optional Voice Control
INTRODUCTION
Simplex 41OO|412O Series Fire Alarm Detection and
Control Panels provide an extensive and powerful
feature list to salisfy a wide variety of applications and
local code requirements. They are on-site programmable
to provide mapping logic for inputs and outputs and for
custom labeling additions and revisions. Their flexible
site-specific soft^/are features can be quickly and
securely generated, modified, and archived by trained
service personnel using computer based programming
tools. \Mth this flexibility, last minute changes can be
made on-sile, minimizing delays in job completion.
Monitor and control point expansion is available up to a
maximum of 1000 points in any combination of lDCs,
NACs, auxiliary control relays, and addressable
devices. Annunciation capacity is up to 2000 points.
' This p.oduct has b6€n approv€d by $e Calffomla State FIE Marshal (CSFM) puEuanl to
Ssclioo l3l,U.1 ol ho Callfomls Healtr 8nd Saf€ty Oodo. S€e CSFU Ustings
7l At0@6160 &d 71704026:'187 for dorable values and/or condilio,rs concamhg
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canc€llstiol|. Acc€pbd lor uss - City of New Yoft Deprtnent of Buibings - MEA3593E.
Applicable FM approval iflbmation b av8llsble on |8qu€st. Add onal listings may bs
apdi:Ue, conhct Simpht lor lh€ lal€st stat6.
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sddr8ssds communicalions ls pmbc't€d under U.S. Pabnt No. 1,796,025. TrusAbrm
analog dsteclion ls Fotocted under U.S. Pabnt No. 5,155,468 and 5,173,683.
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panel maximizes the performance of primary fire alarm
functions by displaying only the indications and
interaction switches required for responding to
emergency situations (see Figure 1 below).
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Smok. D.Lctor FIRE ALARI
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FIGURE 1. Primary Operator Functions
with Typical Alarm Display
lndications, Alarm, supervisory, and trouble conditions
are indicated at the operatofs panel by dedicated LEDs
and a local tone-alert. An 80 character (2 lines x 40
characters) alphanumeric super-twist liquid crystal
display provides information conceming point status
(alarm, trouble, supervisory, etc.), type of alarm (smoke
detector, manual station, waterffow supervisory, etc.), a
custom location label, and number of alarms and other
conditions in the system. The top line as shown in
Figure 1 would be the custom label fior this alarm point.
(lf first alarm display is selected, status count appears
after alarms are acknowledged.)
Firct Alarm Display. When selected for maintained
display of the first alarm, and if multiple alarms occur,
the first alarm will remain displayed until acknowledged.
The information shown in Figure 1 will altemate
approximately once per second with the second
information line of the first alarm. A typical second line
for the alarm shown would be:
EAST W|NG, THTRD FLOOR, AREA 19, SiltOKE
Press <Alarm Ack> to acknowledge
Switch Operation. Alarm, supervisory, and trouble
conditions have dedicated acknowledge push-button
switches. Operation of the appropriate acknowledge
switch silences the tone-alert with ihe LED remaining
illuminated until all conditions in that category are
restored to normal.
The 4100 can bqlgrammed to perfom a'global
acknowledge" wil a single push of the appropriate
acknowledge switch will silence the tone-alert for all
points in that condition. lt can also be programmed for
individual acknowledgment of each point in an
abnormal condition, as well as their restoration. Both
operations are in accordance with the requirements of
NFPA 72, lhe National Fhe AIam Code.
Notification appliances can be silenced by pressing the
ALARM SILENCE switch. Pressing the SYSTEM
RESET switch restores the system to the normal
operation mode. The system tone'alert can be
programmed to resound at user specified time intervals
to serve as an "active status remindef when a trouble
condition remains in the system and the audible trouble
signal has been silenced.
Additional Operator Function Keys. For increased
functionality, additional operator keys are available by
opening the access door (see Figure 2 below). The
FUNCTION KEYS, DISPLAY/ACTION keypad, and the
ENTRY keypad are the operator interface sections that
are not essential in a fire emergency situation. These
functions are presented in a self-directing manner and
include: circuiUdevice ENABLE or DISABLE, control
point tum ON or OFF, DISPLAY HISTORICAL LOGS,
etc.
Operator access is determined by tour passcode
protected security levels. Level 1 allows routine actions
while level 4 is reserved for trained technician service
access. Access in levels 2, 3, and 4 is selectable and
passcode protected to ensure proper authorization for
that level's control access. Passcode log-ins are stored
in the history log for access review.
Display Action and Entry Keypads allow operators
(with proper access levels) to perform controlling
functions to system zones, NACs, and auxiliary control
relays, or to gain access for system information.
DISABLE allows a specific circuit or a specific
addressable device to be disconnected from the
system to isolate a problem. A trouble condition will
occur as a reminder of the action taken. EI,IABLE
followed by ENTER restores the circuit or device to
active status in apprcximately 60 seconds. The display
will count down the remaining time and will wam the
operator if the circuit to be enabled will cause an alarm.
The NET key is used to display 4120 Network point
data located at other network panels.
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programmable switches with associated LEDS.
Possible applications are: city disconnect, door holder
bypass, manual evacuation, elevator capture bypass,
etc. Control switches can be individually passcode
protected such that only certain access level operators
can perform that function (refer to Figure 3 below).
Provision
for
Guslom
Labels
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FIGURE 4. Function Key Detail
Function Keys. FUNCTION KEYS identifies the'soft'
keys F l through F4 whose functions vary within each
Main Menu Option. Each key's function is described on
the top line of the display. For example, in the
DISPLAY HISTORICAL ALARM LOGS FUNCTION
menu, pressing the F2 key will display the most recent
alarm event stored in the history log (see Figure 4
above).
iIODULE
MASTER CONTROLLER MODULE
The 4100 Master Controller Board provides system
control, synchronization, and supervision of all
modules, continuously scanning each module for status
changes. Features include the following:
r Operator's Panel with LCD and operator keys
o SPDT Auxiliary Trouble Relay rated 2 A @
30 VDC, resistive loads
o City Circuit Connection, 24VDC remote station
(reverse polarity), local energy, shunt master box, or
a Form 'C' contacl outpul
r Battery Gharger for up to 1 10 Ah batteries:
- Batteries up to 33 Ah mount in the bottom of the
cabinet, batteries larger than 33 Ah mount external
to the cabinet
- Compatible with lead acid or NiCad batteries
o lntelligent Power.Limlted Power Supply:
- T$/o isolated outputs of 4 A each at 28.5 VDC when
AC po\,vered (24 VDC during battery operation)
- Tap'B' provides 4 A for general purpose NAC and
control power (NOTE: This output is not available
when charging 110 Ah batteries.)
- Tap .A' provides panel power with the remainder
available for NACs controlling "clean' loads with
controlled inrush current and proper transient
suppression
- LCD readout of system voltage and current, and
battery voltage and current
- Optional 12 VDC converter (4100-0019), rated 2 A
@ 12 VDC, requires 1.1 A max from 28 VDC
- AC input is 6 A @ 120 VAC, 3 A @ 240 VAC,
50/60 Hz
DESCRIPTIONS
REDUNDANT MASTER CONTROLLER OPTION
(4f 00-7023) Provides monitored dual control with
automatic switch-over hardware.
INITIATING DEVICE clRcUlTS (lOCs)
(ill00-5000 Series):
- Eight circuit zone modules provide system
expansion as Style B (Class B) or Style D (Class A)
Operation
- Capable of supporting UL listed compatible, two-wire
smoke detectors and electronic heat detectors plus
normally open contact devices (manual stations,
mechanical heat detectors, etc.)
- Accepts mechanical coded Inputs
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE CIRCUITS (NAcs)
{4100.4000 Series):
- Two, four, or six circuit modules provide system
expansion as Class B (Style Y) or Class A (Style Z)
- Supervised for opens, grounds, and wire-to-wire
shorts
- Dual and Triple channel modules have integral
switching relays for selecting the proper audio
channel output
- Outputs can be programmed for temporal pattern or
march time pattern
- NACS are rated as: 2 A @ 24VDC: 50 W@
25 VRMS or 100 W @ 70 VRMS for speaker circuits;
or up to six firefighter telephones (including master)
GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING
SPECIFICATIONS
Humidity.......... ......85% Noncondensing
Temperature... 32" to '120' F (0' to 49' C)
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DUAL RS-232 COMMUN]CATIONSIODULE
(4100{r13}:
- Each module provides two RS-232 ports for
connection to CRT/keyboards (terminals), printers,
or other approved compatible applications
- Up to five RS-232 ports are supported per4100
conlrol panel with two ports (total) being selected as
CRT/keyboards
- Each port can be vectored by event category
- Up to three ports total can be configured to
communicate with a host 2120 Multiplex System
using 2-wire, 2120 communications (DC Cornm)
- Module option 4100-0137 is available to provide
Style 7, RS-232, 2120 communications
sTyLE 7, 2120 (DC COiltM) INTERFACE MODULE
(ar00-{1r23}:
- Maintains 2120 communications during a
wire-to.wi re short fault condition
- lncludes primary, secondary, and transmit stratus
indicators
AUXILIARY CONTROL RELAYS:
- Built-in fuse proteclion per contact
- Feedback tracks on/ofi status of remote devices
- 4100-3001, FourCPU controlled relays, DPDT
contacts rated for 2 A @ 24 VDC, or 112 A @
120 VAC, inductive
* 4100-3002, Four CPU controlled relays, DPDT
contiacts rated 1 0 A @ 24 VDC or 240 VAC
maximum. inductive
- 4100-3003, Eight CPU controlled relays, SPDT
contac{s rated 3 A @ 24 VDC or 120 VAC, resistive
EXPANSION POWER SUPPLY, POWER.LIMITED,
120 VAC TNPUT (4100-1r08):
- 8 A, (two taps of 4 A each) filtered, unregulated
24 VDC output for standard peripheral devices
- AC input is 2.5 A @ 120 VAC,60 Hz
MINIPLEXO REMOTE INTELL]GENT POWER
suPPLY, POWER-LTM|TED (41 00-0r I 7):
- Tap'B" provides 4 A at 28.5 VDC for general
purpose NAC and control power
- Tap ?' provides remote module pourer, 4 A
maximum, 2 A is typically available for'clean' loads
with controlled inrush cunents and proper hansient
suppression (actual available power depends on
remote module requirements)
- 4 A br battery charging (lead acid batteries only)
- Addressable electronics communicate stafus,
voltage, and current information for viewing at the
panel LCD. Operator panel can be used to control
output taps.
- AC input is 6A@ 120 VAC, 3 A @ 240 VAC,
50/60 Hz
Typical 4100, R5-232 Connections
NONPOWER.LIMITED EXPANSION POWER
SUPPLIES
Power
Supply
4100-0105
,{100-0115
4100-0108
4100-0118
Input
2 A @ 1?OVAC,
Hz
Output
5A@24VDCi5%,
for reguleted
peripheral power
8 A @ 24 VDC (two
taps of4 A each)
fillered, unregulaled
ADDIT]ONAL BATTERY CHARGERS:
- Charges up to 110 Ah batteries, lead acid or NiCad
- Monitors for AC power failure, loWno battery, and
high baftery level
- 120 VAC, 60 Hz modet 4100-01(X requires 2 A input
- 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz model 4100-0114 requires 'l A
input
4100.0124 ENHANCED BATTERY CHARGER:
- Charges up to 110 Ah bafteries, lead acid or Nicad
- Manual switches ior high rate charge and AC
disconnect
- LEDs for AC fail/disconnect, lowno baftery, and high
battery level
- Meters to indicate battery voltage and charging
curent, 0-50 VDC voltmeter, 0-5 A ammeter
- AC input is 2 A @ 120 VAC
41 20 NETWORK INTERFACE:
Model 4120€014 provides a modular interface with
media options of:
- 4120-0142, for wired data
- 4120-0143, for fiber optics
- 4120-014, for modem connections
- Rebr to data sheet 54120-0003 for details
Physical Bridge Modules provide eltended modem
connection flexibility with choice of
- Style 4 communications, 41206023
- Style 7 communications,4120€024
- Refer to data sheet S4120-0005 for details
1A@240VAC,
1.25 A@ 240 VAC,
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Voice
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Center Com ponents4100I'1120 Gommunication Command
Master Controller
Oneway Voica
Communications Microphone
Tu/o-Way Firefighter
Masler Phone
Telephon€ Circuil
Sol€€tor Switcfi€s
MODULE DESCRIPTIONS (confinued)
ONE.WAY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
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Single and dual channel audio
Triple channel audio with a dedicated microphone
channel
Multiple supervised remote microphone inputs
Multiple built-in selectable tones
Spoken voice coding
Multiple digitally recorded human voice messages
Spoken WALKTEST system testing
Digitized voice/tone generation
Automatic or manual audio control
Separate evacuation, drill, and optional 'All Cleaf
voice messages and tones
Ready-to-talk indicator for microphone
Optional synchronized redundant voice tone
generator
Local panel speaker for tone/message broadcast
verification
MINIPLEX Voice Transponders fior disbibuted audio
FIREFIGHTER TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
Firefighter telephone to audio interface
Multiple remote master phones
Ring signal on remote firefighters telephone
indicates call request
Telephone circuits are supervised for open and
short circuit conditions
Local Pan€l
Spsak6r
GENERAL
The 4100 Audio System provides one-way voice
communication, alarm tones, and/or digitally
prerecorded voice messages to alert occupants of fire
or other emergency situations. Evacuation signaling
may be automatically generated via alarm initiated
event programs in the 4100 Master Controller or by
firefighting personnel operating the system microphone.
The system may also be equipped with a Firefighter
Master Telephone module to provide the Fire
Commander with two.way communications with
firefighters or fire wardens located remotely throughout
the building.
OPERATIOil
The 4100-0210 Audio Control Board provides routing
and pre-amplification of digitized alarm tones and voice
messages. Actual tones and human voice messages
are digitally recorded and stored in the audio control
board's message memory. When called upon, an
integral Voice Tone Generator (VTG) recreates the
audio waveforms of the Drerecorded voice/tone
messages with completely natural sound. The Audio
Control Board receives instructions from the 4100
Master Conholler to direct the routing of the audio
tones, codes, prerecorded or manual voice messages
to the appropriate audio output circuits.
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AUDIO CONTROL BOARD FEATURES
(41004200 Series):. fiessage Memory - Custom ilessage Data
. Routing Matrix - InpuUOutput Switching
. Audio Inputs:
- Master Microphone
- Remote Microphone #1 (Optional)
- Remote Microphone #2 (Optional)
- Primary Voice/Tone Generator (Optional)
- Secondary Voice/Tone Generator (Optional)
- Phone to Audio lnterface
o Audio Outputs:
- Channel 'l (Single Channel, 4100-0210)
- Channel 2 (Dual Channel,4100-0211)
- Channel 3 (Triple Channel, 4'1004212)
- Local Panel Soeaker
. Audio Tones:
- Slow Whoop - slowly ascending tone from 200 to
830 Hz in 2.5 seconds, recommended for fire alarm
and no other punose
- HighlLow - free-running signal with a high
ftequency of 750 Hz for 100 ms and a low
frequency of 500 Hz for 400 ms
- Horn - continuous 500 Hz tone primarily used for
coded systems
- Chime - 600 Hz fundamental tone with a 1.5 s
duration, used as a free-running tone or for coded
operation
- Beep - 500 Hz tone of 0.7 s on, 0.7 s off
- Sfutter - 500 Hz tone with equal on and off times of
100 ms
- Wail - ascends. then descends between 600 to 940 Hz
- GSA Tone - continuous 2000 Hz tone
- Bell - a fundamental frequency of 350 Hz with
prominent harmonics at 700 Hz and 2'100 Hz
- Selectable Temporal Pattern for hom, bell, wtroop,
and chime tones (1/2 sec on, 1/2 sec off, 1/2 sec
on, 1/2 sec off, 1/2 sec on, 1 1/2 sec off)
ZONE CODED SIGNALING is available using tones or
spoken numbers. Spoken coded messages can be
used in place of conventional pulse tone coding to
eliminate counting and interpretation of the zone coded
location. For example, a fire alarm zone such as First
Floor East, Smoke Detector Room 23 will be Code
1123.
Two possible transmission schemes are:
1. Conventional Zone coded Signaling where
T = Tone: T...T...TT...TTT...T...T...TT...TTT...2. Spoken Coded Signaling:
Code, one..on e..two..three...
Code, one..one. fwo..three
The Digital Audio Conkoller has the ability to precede
spoken codes with phrases and alert tones. As an
altemative, the previous example could have been
preceded with a chime tone. The word "code'could be
replaced with the phrase "Docfor Fircstone, please dial...".
PREPROGRAMN SPECIAL MESSAGES ATE
available on reqr.U Up to five minutes of special
phrases and messages are available to meet specific
applications. The standard Evacuation Message is:
'Aftention... Attention...Attention...An em ergency has
been repofted.... AII occupants walk to the nealest
stairway exit and walk down to your assigned re-
enw floor or main lobby... Do not use the elevator...
Walk to the nearest stairway.... Do not use the
elevator.... Walk to the nearest stainilay."
AUDIO AMPLIFIERS (4100-0200 & -1200 Series):
- Powerlimited models are available with 25 W or
100 W output at 25 VRMS, or 90 W ouFut at
70 VRMS
- Nonpower-limited models are available with 100 W
output at 25 VRMS or 70 VRMS
- Frequency response of 120 to 12,000 Hz
- Baftery backup operation
- Integral amplifier monitor for supervised operation
- Optional redundant operation provides autotnatic
switchover from primary to backup amplifier
MAPNET [o, TRUEALARIII' MODULE (4100-01 I 0):
- Up to 127 MAPNET ll addressable devices or
TrueAlarm analog sensors per module
- MAPNET ll Line lsolator Modules for panel mount
(4 100-01 1 1 ) or line powered (21 90-9169, surface
mount or 2190-9170, flush mount)
- Refer to data sheet S4100-0002 for details
DECODER MODULE (4too-0136)
Translates coded initiating circuit inputs inlo
addressable points. Refer to data sheet S4100-001 I for
details.
DtAL-tN SERVTCE MODEM (4100-01391
Provides remote access for a computer equipped with
a modem and terminal emulation software.
PANEL MOUNT PRTNTER (4100-0451):
- 40 column high speed event printer
- 20 visible lines with intemal take'up reel
- Operates from system voltage with battery back-up
- Requires dedicated RS-232 port
- Refer to data sheet S4100-0021 fror details
INTERNAL DUAL LINE DACT MODULES:
- Each provides multiple programmable features such
as automatic 24 hour test and power fail report
delay
- Each line requires a DACT cable, model 2080-9047,
14 ft long, with RJ45 plug
- Serial DACT 4100-0155 is capable of
communicating serial, point-specifi c information
(refer to data sheet 52080-0009 ior details)
- Contact Closure DACT4100-0153:
- Alarm input typically connects to City relay
contacts
- Provides Supervisory and AC power fail
reporting using dedicated relay contacts
- Provides DACT communications status
monitoring using relay feedback point
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DISTRIBUTED MODULE OPERAIT'N WITH
MtNtpLEXo TRANSpONDERS (4100-801 9t:
- Allows remote location ot Amplifiers, MAPNET ll
and TrueAlarm lnterface Modules, Initiating Device
Circuits, Notifi cation Appliance Circuits, and
Auxiliary Control Circuits
- Model 4100-8210 control panels provide audio
operation, model 4100-8010 control panels provide
nonaudio oDeErtion
- Up to 31 MINIPLEX transponders can be controlled
from the fire alarm control panel
- Refer to data sheet S4100-0015 for Miniplex
Transponder details
- The figure to the right shoils a typical audiotuoice
MINIPLEX transponder system with initiating
devices and notification, each monitored and
conkolled by the control panel
REMOTE UNrT TNTERFACE, RUr (4100{304):
- Supervised serial communication channel for
control and monitoring of remotely located
annunciators, MINIPLEX transponders, and l/O
paners
- Can be wired for either Class A (Style 7) or Class B
(Style 4) communications
- Connects to TrueAlerl Addressable Controller to
provide individual addressable control of TrueAlert
addressable notification appliances (refer to data
sheet 34009-0003 for additional information)
- Up to four RUI modules can be installed
LED'LCD ANNUNCIATION
Optional interface modules are available for remote
and/or local control panel annunciation. The LEDS are
programmable for slow rate, fast rate pulse or steady
illumination.
Annunciation capacity is up to 2000 points, where
one annunciation point is either: one LED or one switch
on an LED/Switch module, one LED driver oLrtput on a
Graphic Driver, or one switch input on a Graphic Switch
Input Module
64164 LEDISWITCH CONTROLLER (4r00-030r):
- Interf,aces up to 64 LEDS and 64 switches to the
master controller via serial communications
- Continuously monitors switches for changes in status
- Supervises and controls LEDs
- Supervises LED/switch module placement
24 POINT t/O GRAPHTC TNTERFACE (4100-0302f :
- Each of the 24 points can be individually
configured as either a switch input or a lamp driver
- Lamp driver output is 150 mA (+24 VDC common)
- Outputs can be steady, slow pulse, or fast pulse
- Switch inputs can monitor 2 position or 3 position
switches
Lamp test input is provided
Provides supervised monitoring andior control for
smoke control applications
,110G8210 MINIPLEX
Conlrol Panel
MINIPLEX System Example
LED/SWITCH T'ODULES
- Modules contain socketed LEDs to allow selection
of LED color choice to indicate specific functions
- Switch modules can be used to perform manual
control such as for HVAC, pressurization fans,
damper control, speaker circuits, etc.
LED/SWITCH ItlODULE SELECTION
SERIAL LCD ANNUNCIATORS
The 4603-9101 LCD annunciator provides remote
annunciation and control using an interf,ace and display
similar to that of the 4100 panel. (lf multiple alarms
occur, display of first alarm requires operator
intervention.) Information is transmitted over a single
twisted, shielded pair. Other styles of serial
annunciators can be connected on the same pair of
wires. (Referto data sheet S4603-0001.)
O @gr*
4603-91 01 LCD Annunciator
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Communications
i ,Audio wiring
ht red LEDS and
Eight red LEDS, eight green LEDS, and eight
Eight red LEDs, eight yellow LEDs, and eight
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MOUNTING REFERENCE
[odol Numbor
190
2975-9191
2975-9',t92
194
195
410014120 Cabinet Dimenslons o
WldtllShe
2-Unit
3' (76 mm) minimum
2i1'(610 mm) maximum
EnE
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Height
20 314'
(527 mm)
Cabinet
25 3t4
(654 mm)
Cablnet D6pth
6 314"
(171 mm)
Door Wldth
26 3t8"
(670 mm)
4-Unit &Unit
IMPORTANT: Distiance between cabinets must be
no less than 3 inches (76 mm) and no
more than 24 inches (610 mm).
Simplax, ahe Simplex logo, ITAPNET L, MINIPLEX, WALKTEST, nreAlam, and TrueAlert are .ih€rtradematlas or r€gist red
tademerks ot Simplax nma Reco'der Co. in artc U.S. andfor othar countics. wFPA is a rogis,ercd tra.tanak of tlre
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devices. This connection shall be made
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and NYC, MEA Apprcved*
rrt0armt Analog sensing
+ TrueAlarm Analog Sensors - Photoelectric,
lonization, and Heat; Compatible Bases and Accessories
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TrueAlarmo analog sensing provides digital
transmission of analog senaor values via
MAPNET ll" or lDNetil, two-wire communications**
Firo alarm contrcl panel provides:
o Individual sensitivity selection for each sensor
r Sensitivity monitoring that satisfres NFPA 72
sensitivity testing requirements
r Peak value logging allowing accumte analysis for
sensitivity selection
r Automatic, once per minute individual sensor
calibration check that verifies sensor integrity
o Automatic envi ronm ental compensation
o Display of sensitivity directly in percent per foot
r Multi-stage alarm operation
o AbiJity to display and print detailed sensor
information in plain English language
Photoelectrlc smoke sensors:
o Seven levels of sensitiviw from 0.2o/o to 3.7o/o
Heat eensors:
o Fixed temperature sensing
o Rate-of-rise temperatue sensing
r Utility temperature sensing
lon ization smoke sensors':
. Three levels of sensitivity;0.5Yo,0.9o/o and l.3Vo
For use with Simplexo:
o 4010,4020,4100, and 4120 Series control panels
o Universal Transponders and 2120 TrueAlarm CDTs
equipped for MAPNET II operation
Magnetic tsst feature
Fu nctional a nd a rch itectu rally sty led chamber
enclosure:
o Louvered design enhances smoke capture by directing
flow to chamber
r Entrance areas are minimally visible when ceiling
mounted
Optional accessorieE include remote LED alarm
indicator and output relays
UL listed to Standard 268
r Th€se pDducG have b€€n appDv€d by lhe Cdfomb Sbto Fir€ Ma|shal (CSFM)
puFuant b S€ction 131{4.'l ol t|6 Califomia thallh and Saloty Cod€. S€o CSFM
Ustings 22-0026:218, 721 1 40'ftia1, 727G0f,26t216, and 730G0026:217 tr
allot Sle values td.br condllbfts concerning mabdal pn6E.iod in tis doc[mdlt. i is
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Nor Yo o€pa nEnt ol Buildings - MEAXt93E. Roftr b page 1tu UtC tsling shlrF.
Addltbn8l lbtes may b6 nplbau€, contsd ,!tr hcd Simphx godr.l supdier br fE
labst sblus.
409&971 4 TrueAlarm Photoelectric
Sensor Mounted in Base
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Digital Communication of Analog Sensing.
TrueAlarm analog sensors provide an analog
measurement that is digitally communicated to the host
control panel using Simplex addressable communications.
At the control panel, the data is analyzed and an average
value is determined and stored. An alarm or other
abnormal condition is determined by comparing the
sensor's present value against its average value and time.
Intelligent Data Evaluation. Monitoring each sensor's
average value provides a continuously shifting reference
point. This software filtering process compensates for
environmental factors (dust, dirt, etc.) and component
aging, providing an accurate reference for evaluating new
activity. With this filtering, there is a significant reduction
in the probability offalse or nuisance alarms caused by
shifts in sensitivity, either up or down.
Control Panel Selection. Peak activity per sensor is
stored to assist in evaluating specific locations. The alarm
set point for each TrueAlarm sensor is determined at the
host control panel, selectable as more or less sensitive as
the individual application requires.
TlmedlMulti-Stage Selection, Sensor alarm s€t points
can be programmed for timed automatic sensitivity
selection (such as more sensitive at night, less sensitive
during day). Control panel programming can also provide
multi'stage operation per sensor. For example, a 0.27o
level may cause a warning to prompt investigation while a
2.5o/o level may initiate an alarm.
Sensor Alam and Trouble LED Indication. Each
sensor base's LED pulses to indicate communications
with the panel. If the control panel determines that a
sensor is in alarm, or that it is dirty or has some other type
oftrouble, the details are annunciated at the control panel
and that sensor base's LED will be turned on steadily.
During a system alarm, the control panel will control the
LEDs such that an LED indicating a trouble will return to
pulsing to help identi$ the alarmed sensors.
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T rueAl a rm Sensor aasesfU Accessories
Ba3e mounted addres3 salectlon:
o Address remains with its programmed location
o Accessible from front (dipswitch under sensor)
Automatlc identlflcation provides default sensitivity
when subs$tuting sen3or type3
lntegral red LED for powe.-on (pulsing), or elarm or
trouble (3teady on)
Locking anti-tamper deslgn
Magnetce lly operated functional test
Mounb on standard ouuet box
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4098-9292, Standard sensor base
,-)r 4098-9789, Sensor base wlth wlrcd connections for:
o 2098-9808 Remote LED alarm indicator or
4098-9822 relay (unsupervised)
4098-9791, Sen8or base with supervised rclay drlver
output (not compatible with 2120 CDT):
o Relay operation is programmable and can be manually
operated from control panel
r Use with remote mount 2098-9737 relay
r Also includes wired connections for remote LED
alarm indicator o r 4098-9822 relay
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2098-9737, Remote or local mount supervised rclay:
r DPDT contacts for resistive/suppressed loads, power
limited raring of 3 A @28 VDC; non-power limited
rating of 3 A@120 VAC (requires extemal 24VDC
coil power)
4098-9822, LED Annunclrtion Relay:
r Activates when base LED is on steady, indicating
local alarm or trouble
o DPDT conlacts for resistive/suppressed loads, power
limited rating of 2 A @ 28 VDC; non-power limited
rating of l12 A@ 120 VAC, (requires extemal
24 VDC coil power)
4098-9832, Adapter plete:
r Required for surface or semi-flush mounting to
4" square electrical box and for surface mounting to
4" octagonal box
. Can be used for cosmetic retrofitting to existing 6-318"
diameter base product
2098-9808, Remote red LED Alarm
lndicator:
r Mounts on single gang box
(shown in illusfation to right)
TrueAlarm sensor bases contain integral addressable
electronics that constantly monitor the status ofthe
detachable photoelecfic, ionization, or heat sensors. Each
sensor's output is digitized and transmitted to the system
fire alarm control panel every four seconds.
Since TrueAlarm sensors use the same base, different
sensor types can be easily interchanged to meet specific
location requiremenls. This feature also allows intentional
sensor substitution during building construction. When
conditions are temporarily dusty, instead of covering the
smoke sensors (causing them to be disabled), heat sensors
may be installed without reprogramming the control
panel. Although the control panel will indicate an
incorrect sensor type, the heat sensor will operate at a
default sensitivity providing heat detection for building
protection at that location.
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Etectrlcal Box Requiremenis: (boxes are by others)
Ul!!Egl!e!el: 4" oc'tagonal or 4" square, 1 - 1 /2" deep;
singl€ gang, 2" d€ep
lnfh rchv : 4" oclagonal or 4" square, 1-112" de€p,
with 1-l /2" exteneion ring
4" (lO2 mm) Squrro Box 4" (102 mm) Oct gonal Bor
suface, or with up to 1/4' (5.4 mm) maximum rec€ss
209&9737 Rday (mounts in
base eleclrical bo( or remotely)
lo9E-9822 Relay (mounts
in basa eleclric€l box)
Refay Siza: 2-1t1' X t1n" X 1" (3.75 cubic inches)
(64 mm X 38 mm X 25.4 mm)
NOTE: Revie./ total wire count wire siz6, and accassories
being rvired to determine r€quired box volum€.
t k-- 6-3/8" (162 mm)
114"
(6.4 mm)
|(l9E-9E32 Adapter Plate, reouired for
mounting to Sglb€ mounted bo\es
and 4" souare flush box
l-- 1-7t8" (124 mm) --------.-l
TrueAllrm Basea
409&9789. -979r. & -9792
1-1l? (38 mm)
minimum box depth
Flush mount refer€ncc, mour gvEn with final
tSIrnCa
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(2a mm) l \
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TrueAlarm SensorsItiF
Sealed agalnst rear air flow entry
lnterchan geable mounting
EtlnFl shlelded electronica
Heat sensorS:
. Selectable rate compensated, fixed temperature
sensing with or without rate-of-rise operation
o Listed to UL Standard 521 for 60 ft (18.3 m) spacing
for I 3 5" F (57 .2" C) alarm, and 40 ft (12.2 m) spacing
for l55o F (68' C) alarm
smoke Senso13:
o Photoelectsic or ionization technology sensing
. 360o smoke enfy for optimum response
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TrueAlarm heat sensors are self-restoring and provide rate
compensated, fixed temperature sensing, selectable with
or without rate-of-rise temperature sensing. Due to its
small thermal mass, the sensor accurately and quickly
measures the local temperature for analysis at the fire
alarm control panel.
Rate-of-rise temperature detection is selectable at the
control panel for either l5' F (8.3o C) or 20o F (11.1o C)
per minute. Fixed temperature sensing is independent of
rate-of-rise sensing and programmable to operate at
135" F (57.2o C) or 155' F (68' C). In a slow developing
fire, the temperature may not increase rapidly enough to
operate the rate-of-rise feature. However, an alarm will be
initiated when the temperature reaches its rated fixed
temperature setting.
TrueAlarm heat sensors can be programmed as a utility
device to monitor for temperature extremes in the range
from 32o F to 155'F (0" C to 68" C). This feature can
provide freeze warnings or alert to HVAC system
problems. (Refer to specific panels for availability.)
4098-9733 Heat Sensor with Base
WARNING: In mostfirEs, hazardous levelg of smoke
and torlc gas can build up before e heat detection
deyice would lnltiate an alarm. In cases where Life
Safety is a factor, the use of smoke detection is highly
TrueAlarm photoelectic sensors use a stable, pulsed
infrared LED light source and a silicon photodiode
receiver to provide consistent and accurate low power
srnoke sensing. Seven levels of sensitivity are available
for each individual sensor, ranging from 0.2%" to 3.7Vo per
foot of smoke obscuration. Sensitivity is selected and
monitored at the fire alarm control panel.
The sensor head design provides 360o smoke entry for
optimum response to smoke from any direction' A built-in
screen keeps insects from entering the smoke chamber.
Due to its photoelectric operation, air velocity is not
normally a factor, except for impact on area smoke flow.
4098-9714 Photoelectric Sensor with Base
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TrueAlarm Ionization sensors use a single radioactive
source with an outer sampling ionization chamber and an
inner reference ionization chamber to provide stable
operation under fluctuations in environmental conditions
such as temperature and humidity. Smoke and invisible
combustion gases can freely penetrate the outer chamber.
With both chambers ionized by a small radioactive source
[Am 241 (Americium)], a very small current flows in the
circuit. The presence of particles of combustion will cause
a change in the voltage ratio between chambers. This
difference is measured by the electronics in the sensor
base and digitally transmitted back to the control panel for
processing.
Three levels of sensitivity are available for each
ionization sensor: 0.5, 0.9, and I .3% per foot of smoke
obscuration.
4098-9717 lonization Sensor with Base
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Sensor locations should be determined only after careful
consideration of the physical layout and contents ofthe
area to be protected. Refer to NFPA 72, the National Fire
Alarm Code. On smooth ceilings, smoke sensor spacing
of30 ft (9.1 m) may be used as a guide. For detailed
application information, refer lo 4098 Deleclors, Sensors,
and Bases Application Manual (574-709).
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(.I+-_LED slalus indicatot
a-7l8' (12a mm)----J
RLED stetus indicalor
4-718" (124 mm)----+l
L*-LED status indicalol
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TrueAhrm Sensor Bases
Sensor Base with connections br
Remole LED Alarm lndicalor or
Unsupervised Relay
2098-9808 remote LED alarm
Sensor Base with conneclions fur
Supewised Remole Reley and
connections for Remote Alarm
Indicetor or Unsupervised Rehy 2098-9808 remote alarm indicator or
Iodel
4098-9792 (C)
Description
Stendard Sonsor Base. no ootions
Compatitility
Sensors 4098-971/+. -9733. & -9717
ilounting Requiretrnnts
4' octagonal or4" square box, 1-112'min.
2' min. de
4" octagonsl or ,[' square box
Ilote: Box deplh requirements dep€nd
on total vvire counl and wire size, rsfgr to
accessories list below for reierence.
Mour ing Requirements
Refer to base reeuirements
Mounting R€quirements
,f098-9789 (C)
.1098-9791 (C)
iilodel
.t098-9714
Description
Photoelectic Smoke Sensor
Compatibility
Bases'1098-9792. 4098-9789.
and,1098-9791
/t098-9717
4098-9733
TrueAlarm Sensor/Base Accessories
Model Description Competibility
Refur to publication 4uvd uor€clors, Jensots, ano tsases Appt|carrcrn Manuat (571-7091
numbeF are deshnated bv (C) and reouire a'C" suffx such as /1098-979,1C.
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TrueAlarm Sensors
209&9737 Supervised Relay, mounts remote
or in base electrical box For use with 409&9791 base
Remote f,lountlng requires 4' oclagonal or
4" square box,1-1n" minimum deplh
Base Mounting requires 4" octsgonal box,
2-118" deep with 1-ll2'extension ring
209&9808 Remote Red LED Alarm Indicatol
on sinole oano stainbss sieel Dlate
Bases 4098-9789 and 4098-9791
Single gang box, 1-1l2" minimum depth
4098-9822 (C)
Relay, tracks base LED stelus
(unsupervised, mounts only in base
eleclricel boxl
4" octagonel box, 2-118' deep with 1-1l2'
extension ring
4098-9832 AdaDter Plate Bases 4098-9792, -9789, & -9791
Required for surface or semi-ffush
mounted 4' square box and for surface
mounted 4' os{aqonal box
Refur to for additional infumalion. ULC listed model
General Operating Specifi cations
Communicalions and Sensor Supervisory Power
Communications Connections
Remote LED Alarm Indicator Cunent
Remote LED Alarm Indicator and
UL Listed T
wib i1098-9717 or 4098 -9733
rvith 4098-971.1
MAPNET ll or lDNet, auto-select, 24-40 VDC w/data, 400 trA typical,
'l
Operating
Temperature Range
Smoke Sensor
Ambient Ratings
4098-9714 Photoeleclric Sensor
Screw terminals for in/out 18 to 1,0 AWG
1mA to alarm cunenl
Color coded wire 18 AWG
32' to 100' F to 38"
32" lo 122" F to 50'
15" lo 122" F to 50'
10 lo 95% RH
Aar
Air
is G2000 ft/min
is G100 fl/min
'| 0 m/min
4098-9717 lonization Sensor 30 m/min): Altitude is to 8000 ft 4km
Housing Color Frost While
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18-32 VDC al 24 VOC
Current 270 trA. from 24 VDC
Alarm Cunent with 2098-9737 Relay 28 mA, from 24 VDC supply
Coil V 18-32 VDC {nominal 24
Current from communicalions
Alarm Current 13 mA fom 24 VDC
Tyco, Simdet, the Sinplex logo, Tn eAlorm, MAPNET Il, ond IDNet are tradematk {Tyco I enational S.niccs AC or itt alliliat.s in th. U.S ondor other countries.
NFPA 72 ls o ragistered tttdcmdrk of thc Na,ional Flre Protection Association UFPA).
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'[098$791 Base With Supewis€d Remote Relay 2098-9737 (see page 2 for contact ratings)
tO98€822 Unsupervised Relay, Requirements for B.ses 4{198{789 and {98-9791 (see page 2 for contact ratings)
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I DNetrM Communicating DevicesUL, ULC Lr'sted; FM, CSFM,
and MEA (NYC) Apprcved'
EAE
lDNet addressable interface moduleE*t for use
wlth Simplexo models 4010 and 4100U flre alarm
control panels
4090-9002, lndivldual Addressable Relay Module
(Relay IAM):
o A single addressable point provides control and
status tracking of a Form "C" contact
r Low power latching relay design allows IDNet
communications to supply both data and module
power
Compact sealed constructlon:
r Enclosed design minimizes dust infiltration
o Mounts in standard 4" square electrical box
r Screw terminals for wiring connections
o Visible LED flashes to indicate communications
r Optional covers are available to allow LED to be
viewed after installation
UL listed to Standard 864
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lDNet Relay lAMs allow fire alarm control panels to
control a remotely located Form "C' contact using IDNet
addressable communications for both data and module
power. Typical applications would be for switching local
power for control functions such as elevator capture, or
control of HVAC components, pressurization fans,
dampers, etc. Relay status is also communicated requiring
only one device address.
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Modol
4090-9002
Description
Relay IAM
Model 4090-9002 Relay IAM
4090 Series lDNet Relay IAM Package
(shown approximately 1/2 size)
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@efer to Installation Instructions 574-184 for additional
information.)
Communicrtions 4010 or 4100U lDNel I address per
device
Relay lA[ Power Supplied by lDNet communications
)", SPDT)
2 A @ 24 VDC, fortransisnt
suppressed loads
PowerLimited Rating
1 A @ 24 VDC for induclive loads
ilonpowsr.Limlted Ratlng fl A@ 120 VAC,lor transisnl
suppressed loads
Wirc Connections Screw teminals for in/out wiring,
18 to 14 AWG wire (0.82 to 2.08 mm, )
Model
4090-9801
4090-9802
Thls poducl has b€€n +pmv6d by the Cal omia Slale FiG Uatshal (CSFM) p06uant b
S€ction 13144.1 offie Califomia Heai$ snd Satoty Codo. S€o CSFM Lbtil|g
7300-0026:223 for allowablo values andbr condltions conc€ming nabrial p|esont€d in $!is
docum€nl ll is subjoct to B.oxaminstion, r€vlslon, 8nd possibl€ cancsllslioo. A$epbd br
uss - CiV of N€r Yoft Dsp€rtnonl of Buildings - MEA3$93E. Addilond lbtings may b€
adi:*; conbcl you local Sim*r Foducl supdier ftr fE labsl sblus.
Up to 2500 fl ( 762 m) from fire alarm
control oangl
lDilet tlvidng Refercnce Up to 10,000 ft ( 3048 m) total widng
distance (induding T-Taps)
Compatible with Simplar 2081-9044
0vervoftaoe Protectors
DimensionB 41/8'Hx4-1/8'Wx1-38 0
(105 mm x 105 mm x 35 mm)
Hou6ing ilaterial Black thermoolastic
flounting Plrte Iatedal Sheet metal, galvanized
femperafure Range 32'b 120' F (0' to 49' C),
intended for indoor operation
Humidity Range Up to 93% RH at 100" F (38' C)
" lDNetddlBssdh conmuni:atb6 a|B pDte(bd by U.S. P*nt i10.1,796,025.
Description
Trim plate with LED
viewing window, includes
mounling screlt/s; painted
beige
For semi-flush
mounted box
For surFace
mounted box
Retay lAt Contactr (Form 'C", SPDT)
Optional Tdm Plates
srnqn-nnn2-5 a/n?
Address setting under
resealable label
v'
4" (102 mm) square box,2-1l8"
(54 mm) minimum deplh, RACO
232 or equal (suppli€d by olhers)
Double gang blank cowr plate and mounling scrsws, tor
use when LED 'rs not required to externally viewed (supplied
by others)
4-9116"
(1'16 mm)
Mounting Reference, Double Gang Blank Cover Plate
Light pipe for LED 4-5116'
109 mm)
6" (1 16 mm)
4090-9801 , Trim plate tor
semi-flush mounted box
co
0
C
0
4090-9002 Relay IAM
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@
@
@
l+-4-5^6, (1os mm)-l
4090-9802, Trim plate for
surface mounted box
Optiona! Trim Plates forVisible LED
Tyco. Si,/'plcx, lhe St,''plex logo, ahd IDNet aru ftdeorarb ofTyco Intetrgtiorol AG or tts afrIa@s in !h. U.S. ad/or other conlrict.
S"Simplex IEPG-US . 9t Technology Ddve . WestminsteL Massactrosefts . 014414001 . USA
A 2002 TEPG-US (a Tyco compny). All tlghls nsen.d. lll spaciJlcotlons dnd oth.r lnformotion
slarwn were dotent os of bc-umenl nvision date and ore subiacl lo clfrhse withoul nolica.
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lI"Simpler(O M u lti-Appl icatioO Peri pherals
and Accessories
UL Listed*
(Air Products)
Fire Alarm Control Relays,
Track Mounted and Encapsulated,
4098-9843 and 2088 Series
FEATURES
. UL listed as Control Unit Accessory (UOXX)
. Track mount package availability:
- Single or lour relay module, with or without
enclosure, with SPDT or DPDT contacts
- LED indicates relay coil status
- Enclosures provide status LED viewing ports
- Multiple coil voltage inputs, diode polarized
- Modules are track mounted with'Snap-Aparf'
feature design
. Single encapsulated SPDT relay package with
color coded 18 AWG wire leads, available in two
versions:
- 2088-9021 (PAM-I) Provides diode polarized
multiple input voltage ability and LED indication
- 4098-9843 (PAM-SD) Provides a diode
polarized 24 VDC coil with in/out wiring
2088-9020, MR2OryC, Four DPDT Relay Package
with Enclosure (shown with cover removed)
Encapsulated Relay Package
(typical of 2088-9021, PAM-I and 4098-9843, PAM-SD)
DESCRIPTION
These multi-purpose control relays offer SPDT or
DPDT, 10 Amp contacts in a variety of mechanical
packages, Models are available for coil operation by
one of Jour input voltages allowing a single relay to be
energized from a voltage source of 18-35 VDC or VAC,
115 VAC, or 230 VAC (not available with 4098-9843).
Voltage selection is made by wiring to the appropriale
input terminals.
Each relay model (except model 4098-9843) contains a
red LED which indicates that the relay coil is energized.
Mounting options are varied for application flexibility.
Track mounted relays may be "snapped aparf trom a
standard four-module assembly and used
independently if desired.
' Product listings are by Air Products & Controls, Ltd. per model
numbers shown on page 2.
SPECIFICATIONS (refer to page 2lor dimensions)
10A @ 115 VAC, resistive
I 8-35 VAC/VDC, 1 1 5, or 230 VAC
Coil Current | . SPDT models = 15 mA
DPDT models = 35 mA
Terminal Block Ralings I up to 14 AWG
18 AWG color.coded wire leads
208&9021
10 A @ 115 VAC, resistive
1&35 VACI/DC, 115, or 230 VAC
15 mA @ 24 VACTVDC, 115, or 230 VAC
409&9843
1&35 VDC inpd, 15 mA @ 24 VDC
-58" F to 185" F (.5O" C to 85" C)
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O *r*"sELEcroN cHARr
2088-9007
2088-9009
2088-9008
-) zoaa-soro
2088-9017
2088-9019
2088-9018
2088-9020
2088-9021
4098-9843
TRACK MOUNT RELAY WIRING REFERENCE
Terminal strip connections
SPDT models
Simplex and.the Sinplex logo arc eithet tradenarks ot pgister,d ttr,demarks ol Sinplexlime Recorder Co. in the U.S. and/or
othet conties.
:i :il9dsr ,:
MR-101/T
MR-101/C
Track mount with enclosure
Track mount, without enclosure
Track mount with enclosure
Encapsulated, multi-voltage coil, color
coded 18 AWG wire leads, wilh coil
status LED
Encapsulated, 24VOC coil, color
coded 18 AWG wire leads (no LED
.' ' Dlmenslon= ,
:
3"Hx21/8"Wx1112"D
Coil voltage
(note poladty
for DC)
(18-3s) VDC
(18-3s) VAC
115 VAC
230 VAC
Coil voltage
(note polarity
for DC)
(18-3s) VDC
(18-35) VAC
11s VAC
230 VAC
SPDT contacts rated
10 A @ 115 VAC, resistive
Track mount, without enclosure
Relay energized
LED
(76 mrn x 54 mm x 38 mm)
6 1i8' H x31/4'W x2112" D
(156 mm x 83 mm x 64 mm)
(76 mm x 216 mm x 38 mm)
6 1/8" H x91l/ W x2112' D
(156 mm x 241 mm x 64 mm)
1'l/2"Hx1"Wx7/8'D
(38 mm x 25.4 mm x 22 mm)
112" Hx 1 3/16'W x 13/16'D
mmx30mmx21 mm)
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DPDT models
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All specifications and other inlormation shown were current as ol printing and are subject to change without notice.
S"Simplex
UL, ULC Listed; FM, CSFM
and MEA (NYC) Apprcved*
LifeAldlt Fire Alarm Controls
4100U lDNet Communications, or Conventional NACs
rltffi
Provldes additlonal notification appliance circuit
(NAC) capacity wfth flexlble operatlon modes and
power-lim ited design
Four, Class B (Style Y) NACs ars standard:
o Rated 2 A @ 24 VDC, compatible with standard
24 VDC notification appliances
r Can be selected to provide synchronization for Simplexo
visible notification strobe flashes
o Capable of controlling TrueAlertrM non-addressable
notification appliances operating with SmartSyncrM
two-wire control mode
Input control can be from either:
e IDNet addressable communications from a Simplex
model 4010 or 4100U Fire Alarm Control Panel**
o Or from one or two conventional 24 VDC NACs with
multiple output control options
lDNet communicatlons control benefits:
r Provides status monitoring and individual NAC control
using a single address per 4009 IDNet NAC Extender
o Supports IDNet "Device Level" earth fault location
WALKTESTTI operation is available with either
input choice'
lnternal 8 A power supply/baftery charger:
e Charges internal batteries up to 12.7 Ah orup to 18 Ah
batteries in extemal cabinet
o Provides status monitoring of battery, inpul power, anc
earth faults
Optional 4009 lDNet NAC Extender modules:
r IDNet Communications Repealer provides Class B
(Style a) or Class A (Style 6) output
r IDNet Communications Fiber Optic Receiver/Repeater,
available as Class B or Class A
o Four additional Class B NACs, rated 1.5 A @ 24 VDC
o Class A (Style Z), Two Circuit Adapter Module
UL Listed to Standard 864l!ilffitiffi
4090 Series lDNet communication fiber optic
transmltte|t:
r For applications requiring the dala integrity available
with fiber optic comrnunications
r Available as Class B (Style 4) or Class A (Style 7)
r Mounts in standard six-gang electrical box
External battery cablnet for l8 Ah batterles
" Simpl€r lDNet addressaue ommuni;aljorE ae probcted by U.S. Petent No.
4,796,025. Rsler to spocifications lor dditionsl lDNot wiring htomstion. 4100U
r€qulr8s €vision 11 sonwaE or hl0h€r br compatibilily. 4010 GqulrBs r8vision 2
softwr€ or higlEr lor com paliullv.
t Simpl€x WALKTEST s€rvics bstlng is Fotsct€d und€rU.S. Patent No. 1,725,818.
4010 (shown) or
4100U Fire Alarm
Control Panel
4009 lDNet NAC Extender Connection Reference Drawing
!t#:Gt
ADA Compliance. Complying with the notification
requirements of ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)
may require more notification appliance power than is
available within the fire alarm control panel. When
additional power is required, a Simplex 4009 IDNet NAC
Extender can provide up to 8 A of NAC power with up to
eight, supervised reverse polarity NACs.
Location Flexlblllty. The 4009 IDNet NAC Extender
can be mounted close to a compatible dedicated host
panel or can be located remotely for convenient power
distribution. Multiple operation modes and multiple
connection options further increase location flexibility.
Additional Information. For additional operution detail
and application information, refer to Installation
Instructions 574- 18 I .
' ULC lHed nodd b 10099202CA. Thb prcduct has boen +pov€d by tE Cdliomia Stsb
Fie MaEhal(CSFM) pufsurf b Sectioo 13114.1 of !E Califomb Healh and Sabty Code
S€e CSFM tisling n&m26214 br allowabls valu€s andbr condilions oncsming
matedal pr€ssnted in his documonl lt is subj€ct b E€raminalion, tBvisbn and pos8ible
cancellation. Accopt€d for ose - City of N€w York o€partrn€nt of Building6 - M€A3t93E.
Additional lisues m ay be applicablei contacl your loc€l Simplex poducl supplier for he
labsl sblus.
2-Wire lDirlet
Communications
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lDNet Fiber
Optic Transmitbr
NAC Control
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Alarm Control Panel
Conventional NACs
Sitnnq-nnn?-i 7rn2
lDNet Addreesable Communications Compatible.
Up to five, 4009 IDNet NAC Extenders can be controlled
on a single IDNet communications channel. Each output
NAC can be individually controlled for general alarm or
selective area notification requiring only one point
address per Extender. Individual Extender NACs can also
be manually controlled from the host panel. IDNet
controlled extenders will inform the host oanel oftroubles
via IDNet communications.
Optional IDN et Repeaterc. IDNet communications
can be repeated with the optional IDNet Repeater Module
or with the optional Fiber Optic Receiver Module. Up to
100 of the IDNet channel points can be repeated once
(refer to pages 3 and 5 for details). Repeated IDNet
communications also support the "device level" earth
fault location utility of the host panel.
Eni!ilErtd
Hardwire Contlppllcations- For applications
where an existingfbr new) conventional NAC needs
additional power, the 4009 IDNet NAC Extender can be
conholled directly from the NAC. Either one or two
NACs, from either the same, or from different host fire
alarm control panels, can be connected to contol the 4009
IDNet NAC Extender output NACs. Multiple control
selections provide flexible operation. (Refer to page 4 for
more detail.) Alarms from the host panel will activate the
four, 4009 IDNet NAC Extender NACs (or optionally,
eight NACs) to extend the alarm.
The 4009 IDNet Extender monitors itself and each of its
output NACs for trouble conditions, including earth
faults. Extenders wired to conventional NACs will
indicate a trouble by opening the path to the NAC'S
end-ofline resistor, but retaining the ability to respond to
alarms. Individual troubles are also annunciated by LEDs
located on the 4009 IDNet NAC Extender main circuit
board. @efer to page 7 for more diagnostic information.)
Standard Models
l,lodel
- ) 4ooe.e2ol
Description
120 VAC input
(for on-site installation)
Description
Additional four Doint NAC module. rated 1-112 A.
Glass B (Style Y),
(select battery size per system requirements)
Description
''t2 vDc
4009 lDNet NAC Extender with 4, Class B (Style Y) NACS and 8 A power supply
4009-9301
* ULC listed model
OptionalModules
Model
4009-9807
4009.9808
4009-9809
4009-981
4009-9811
4009-9805
2975-9801
2975-9802
Battery Selection
Model
2081-9272
2081-9273
2081-9274
2081-9288
2081-9275
Model
4090-9105
4090-9107
Description
lDNet Fiber Optic
Transmitter
Class B
Commerts
One maximum
Select as maximum
Select either an lDNet Repeater or a
Fiber Optic Receiver as required
Select if
1-7116" wide (78 mm), use if required for
semi-flush installations
Comments
Two batteries are required, 24 VDC
operation
Requires external battery cabinet, two
batteries are 24VDC
Comments
Mounts in six-gang electrical box, refer to
4 for mounting details
16-1/4' W x lT1E' H x 4-118' D
413 mm x 343 mm x 105 mm
Dual Class A (Stvle Z) adapter (for two NAC
lDNet Repeater, output is Class A (Sgle 6) or
Class A (SWle 7 fiber. Stvle 6 |
Semi-Flush Trim Kit
8 Ah Batterv. 12 VDC
10 Ah Battery, 12 VDC
12.7 Ah Batterv, 12 VDC
18 Ah Baftery, 12 VDC
External Accessories (select per system requirements)
External battery cabinet for 18 Ah batteries, beige4009-980"1
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/4100U (shown) or 4010 Fire
Alarm Conlrol Panel
Typical lDNet compalible devices
(Refer to individual devi{:es tor aclual wiring
requirements, some wiring is not sholvn.)
lDNet addressable communicalions channel,
shown Class B (Style 4)
Outpul NAcs, four standard, conv€ntiElal l''lAc operation (homs)
eight with expansion optbn l-l E r-- Sele({ convenlional
or SmaftSync
operation per NAC
Smarisync operalion (homs and sbobes)
Convenlional NAC
operation (strobes)
4009 lDNet NAC Extender with
optional intemal lDNet Repeater
Repeated lDNet Channel:
up to 100 devices maximum on repeater output,
250 devices total on lDNet Channel
lDNet devices and addilional 4009 lDNet NAC Ertender(s)
NOTE: Up to five (5) 4009 lDNet NAC Extenders may be connec{ed to one lDNet channel. lDNet communications
can be reDeated onlv once (can oass through onlv one series connected reDeater or one fiber oDtic receiver).
4090-9105, Cla3s B
(Style 4) Output Fiber
Ootic Transmitter
n[qfiber cables, 3000 ft
(914 m) maximum distance
lDNet addressable communicalions
chann€l Class B (Style 4) or Class A
(Style 6), Class B shown Reoeated lDNel Channelj up to 100 devices maximum
on repeater
4010 or 4100U Fire
Alarm Control Panel
Four fiber cables, 3000 tt
(914 m) maximum distance
24 VDC oorver for
fiber optic transmitters
4090-9107, Class A (Style A
Output Fiber Optic Transmitter
4009 IDN€t NAC Extenders with optional
internal lDNet Fiber Recelvers
Output NACs
NOTE: Up to five (5) 4009 lDNet NAC Extenders may be connected to one lDNet channel. lDNet communications can be
repeated only once (can pass through only one series connected repeater or one fiber optic receiver). Fiber optic
transmitters connect to onlv one 4009 lDNet NAC Extender.
output, 250 devices total on lDNet Channel
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NAC Input Selections. The 4009 IDNet NAC
Extender can be selected to:
Track input NAC operation or to provide a locally
generated code, selectable per NAC input
If selected for local coding, NAC outputs can be either
Temporal Coded or 50 Beab/min llarch Time Coded,
one code selection per extender (input NACs must be on
continuous with Alarm)
Additionally, NAC outputs can be selected to provide
the Simplex stobe synchronization signal. This signal
will synchronize the flashes of synchronized strobes but
will be ignored by free-run strobes and audible devices.
(Stobes are for operation by noncoded NACs.)
NAC 1 NACS 1-8
NAC 2 None
The TrueAlertn Notlfication Appliance product
line includes addressable and non-addressable operation.
Non-addre ssable models are available with 2-wire
SmartSync operation or conventional 4-wire operation.
The following details apply to use with the 4009 IDNet
NAC Extender:
r TrueAlert non-addressable models \r'ith SmartSync
operation allow audible notification to be s€prrrtely
controlted over the same wire pair thrt controls
visible notificetion (protected under U.S. Patent No.
6,281,789)
r 4009 IDNet NAC Extenders can be selected to provide
SmartSync operation whether controlled by IDNet
communications or conventional NACs
o IDNet control allows output NACs to be individually
selected for conventional or SmartSync operation
. With NAC input control, all output NACs are selected
for either conventional or SmartSync operation
o Class A (Style Z) SmartSync operation requires
SmartSync Control Modute (SCM) 4905-9938 (refer
to data sheet 54903-0010 for details)
o Refer to data sheet 54009-0003 for TrueAlert
addressable operation details, contact your local
Simplex product supplier for further information on
specific TrueAlert notification appliances
NAC input to NAC output control can be selected for
standard and optional NACs per the following table:
Conventional NAC Output O
1&2,5&6
NACS3E4.7&8
All NAC ouFub (1-8)
Up to aight (8) output NAC8 totBl; hardwire control can be
selecbd to map NAC inputs to difier€nt combinations of
NAC outsuts depsnding on system requirements
NAC 1 input
(see Note 1)
Converfiioflal NACS
Wth hardwire conirol.
NAC outputs are all
conventional or all
Smartsync operEtion
Smartsync opera6on
4905-9938 Smsrtsyne Control Module is requirod
for ClEss A output wiring of Smartsync NACS
To additional 4009 lDNet NAC Extonders (!p to four (4),
4009 lDNet NAC Exiend€rs p€r NAC): se€ Note 2
Notes:
1. For soparete audible and vbible output NAC control, or Smansync NAC ouFut operation, two (2) input NACS ar€ roquirgd.
NAC 1 is "on-until-reset" and NAC 2 is "on-untl-silenced."
2. To synchronize slrobe fash outputs for up b fuur (4) 4009 lDNat NAC Extenders, us€ lhe synchronizsd slrobe
output ftom a Synchronized Flash Module (4905-9914 br Class B operaton, 4905-9922 for Glass A operation) or,
if available, fom a NAC selecbd to provide synchronized stobe flash outpul. NOTE: DO NOT USE a NAC solected
for Smartsync operation for thi3 tuncdon.
R6fer to tna/'llation lnstuctlona 57+181 for sddtdon.t In ormation .nd .Ppllcatlon guld.nce
s4009-0002-3 7/02
Input Voltage
4009-9301
Hardwire Control from External NACs.
Input Requirements
Output Ratings
Sbndard NACS
4009-980
Optional Modulee
lDNet Repeater Module (4009-9809)
One Address
lDNet Output Specifications
Fiber Optic Receirrcr Modules
Input Current
3A @, 102-132VAC, 60 Hz
1.54 @, 2U-264 VAC. 50/60 Hz
Conventional
3 mA @ 24 VDC in Alarm (rated 4.5 mA maximum 21.1 to29.1
Maximum operating voltage is 18 to 32 VDC, filtered or unfiltered
Total cunent must not exceed 8A
70 mA Gh 24
Maximum distance from lDNet source is 2500 ft (762 m
Repeated lDNet output for up to 100 devices (total lDNet devices not to
250
Maximum distance to farthest device from 4009 lDNet NAC Extender output is
2500 ft (762 m
Total distance including 'T-taps' is 10,000 fl (30a8 m)
Class A (Style 6) loop maximum distance is 2500 ft (762 m), no'T'taps
4009-9810. Class B 4). 65 mA 24VDC
4009-9811. Class A 80 mA 24 VDC
Same as those for Module above
Fiber Optic Transmission Distance 3000 ft (914 m) maximum
General (LEO status indicators are lisied on page 7, dimensions and mouriling detaits are on page 6)
Operating Temperature | 32'to 120" F (0. to 49. C
10% to 900/6 RH from 32' F to 104" F (0" C to 40'
Connections'Terminal blocks for 18 AWG (sbanded) to 12 AWG
1.5 A each @,24 VDC nominal
lnput Cunent
Fiber Optic Connections and cable
requirements
18.9-32 VDC fiom
4090-9107. Class A
ST connectors
4090-9105. Class B 4
listed fire alarm
30 mA @ 24 VDC
35 mA @ 24 VDC
50/1 62.51125 um. 'l
two fiber cables
four fiber cables
mx29mm
107. Class A
6" Wx 3-3/4" H x 1-
= transmit
On-board Status Indicators flashino = receive
red LED on 4090-9107 = Class A
Communications lDNet
Fiber Optic Transmission 14 m) maximum
10% to 90% RH from 32'to 104'F
32" F to 120" F (0" to 49'
* Metric wire equivalents: 18 AWG = 0.82 mm'; 12 AWG = 3.3'l mm
Conr
ing H
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lSllt'(413 mm)F.:flfi"XT'l,-l
Door, 5/8'
(16 mm) thick
E)po6ad cabinet
dimansion for
s6mi-flugh mount
'l" (25.4 mm),
1-3l8" (35 mm) wilh
semi-flush trim
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1U1t2'
(32(i mm)
Knockouts for scrow
or nail mounlino hol€s
Non-potH limited widng area (AC inpuq
Semi-flush fim option
1-116'wiie (30 mm),
3r8" (9.5 mm) hick
watf surfaca robrencs for s€mi-lt usn mounl/
NOTE: Recommended conduit entrance varies with module selection. Refer to general installation
instructions 574-181, specific module installation instructions, and to field wiring diagrams
842468 before locating conduit entrance.
Optional red apdiqud
(400s,980s )
Srl009-0002-3 7/02
Surtaca mount bor:
Simplex model 297$9217
(ordered separaely)
Flush mount masonry/ box:
use Sgeng box, RAGO # 960, 2-112" deep
(O4 mm), or RACO # 965, 3-1/2" (89 mm)
deep, or egual (supplied by othec)
Flush mount ganged box€s:
use 6€ang box, 1-1l2" (38 mm)
minimum depth: six, RACO # 400
or equal, (supplied by others)
ffi
Power-u p Self-Diagnoetlcs. Upon power-up, the
4009 IDNet NAC Extender tesb each module and
performs earth fault diagnostics. Trouble conditions are
communicated to the host control panel and are also
displayed on diagnostic status LEDs in the 4009 IDNet
NAC Extender. When connected via IDNet
communication s, detailed status information is available
at the host. When controlled witl conventional NAC
inputs, common troubles are signaled by providing a
polarized open circuit that disconnects the NAC wiring
from its end-of-line resistor but still allows a reversed
polarity alarm to be receivcd.
Door Mounted Reference Label. The 4009 IDNet
NAC Extender has a detailcd programming and
diagnostic label inside the front door that provides a quick
reference for both installation and checkout.
lDl{ot fiber optic transmitter:
4090-9107, Shown, Class A (style 7) output
4090-9105, Not shown, Class B (Style 4) output
INSTALLATION NOTE:
Fib€r optic cable bend radius should be 2" (51 mm)
m inim u m, o r per Manufacturer's specif ication.
Six-gang blank cover plate Mulberry Metal
Products 97156 or equal (by ohers)
LED Status lndicators are provided for the following:
. Each NAC (standard and optional) has a dedicated
yellow LED that:
- During supervision provides a slow flash to indicate
a short circuit condition and a fast flash to indicate
an open circuit
- During an alarm, the LED follows the NAC output
(on steady or flashing with coded output)
Four, general status yellow LEDs provide nine
separate indications listed in priority of urgency, As a
trouble is eliminated, any remaining trouble(s) will
then be indicated until tlre 4009 IDNet NAC Extender
is retumed to normal operation.
AC power status is indicated by a green LED that is
on when AC is normal. During low AC (brownout)
conditions or with no AC, fte LED is off. Additional
power and battery status is indicated by the general
status LEDS.
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Panel Module Selection (shaded model numbers are optional modules)
240 VAC in
Dual Class A Adapter (cunent
Total devices
x 0.7 mA each
Total devices
x 0.7 mA each
Model
4009-9201
Description
120 VAC
Basic Panel
'1009-9301
'0009-9807
4009-9808
'f009-9809-
,0009-9810'
4009-9E11-
lD et Devices, 0.7 mA each, maximum of 100
(see note 5)
Auxiliary Power Output, calculate per total
device requiremenb (see note 5)
Total Supervisory Current =
Total 4009 lDNet NAC Extender Panel Alarm Cunent =
* Only one of these three modules can be chosen for a single 4009 lDNet NAC Extender.
t NOTE: lDNet Fiber Optic Transmitter current is supplied ftom the host fire alarm control panel.
NAC Loads
Supewisory
Current
85 mA
Ac-tual
SupeNisory
85 mA
Alam Gurrent
185 mA
NAC Circuit #
Circuit 1
Actual Alalm
185 mA
NAC Type
Stendard Panel I{ACS, 2 A maximum per NAC (see note 5)
Optional Four Point NAG todule, 1.5 A maximum per NAC (see note 5)
Total NAC Loads Alarm Current =
Total 4009 lDNet NAC Extender Panel Alarm Current (enter 81 from above) =
Proceduns,Total Alarm Current =
1. Calculate total panel supervisory current (A).
2. Calculate total panel alarm current (81) lconvert mA to A, example: 350 mA = 0,35 A]. Copy (81) into block (82).
3. Calculate total NAC loads alarm cunent from notification appliance ratings (C).
4. Add (C) + (82) to determine total alarm current (D).
5. Total of lDNet Device Current (Al ) + Auxiliary Power Output Current (A2) + NAC Loads Alarm Current (C) is 8 A
maximum.
6. Refer to Simplex battery selection document 900-012 for recommended battery size for specific standby requirements
(i.e. 24 hours supervisory, 5 minutes of alarm). lntemal cabinet space is provided for bafteries up to 12.7 Ah.
Tyco, Simplet, lhe Sinplex logo, LlkAlorn. IDNet, WALKTEST, S,,/.ortsync, onil TrueAlerr ore trailemar*s ofTyco lnlerrrotional AG or its dIliotes in the U.S. dnd/or other
s4009-0002-3 7/02
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TEPG-US . 91 Tachnology Drive . Westminstar, Msssechusetts . 01441-0001 . USA
8 2N)2 TEPG-US (a Tyco conpony). All rights rcscmed- All rlxcifrcariotzs ond other inforttation
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S"Simplex
S"Simplex O Multi'Applicat0n Peripherals
and Accessories
Batteries and Chargers
2081 Series
System Batteries, 6.2 Ah to 50 Ah
FEATURES
. Rechargeable, eealed lead-acid design:
- Lead-calcium grid structure
- lmmobilized electrolyte in absorbent separator
- High reliabilig dual seal construction
- Low maintenance, no need to add water
- Low selfdischargecharacteristics
. One-piece, high impact polystyrene cell cover
. UL 924 recognized pressure relief valves
o Available in a variety of capacities
DESCRIPTION
Simplex rechargeable sealed-lead acid bafteries
provide reliable and repeatable discharge and recharge
characteristics for use in fire alarm and other systems
applications. They are designed with immobilized
electrolyte in an absorbent separator, allowing them to
provide rated capacity on the tirst cycle.
Because of their sealed construclion, packaging is
allowed within the system electronics enclosure (see
Figure 1, page 2). When this is applicable, the quantity
of system cabinets and the battery wiring distances are
both minimized.
SPECIFlCATIONS
NominalVoftageRating.............. 12Vlbattery
Discharge Rating ............. 20 Hour Rate
Typical Charge/Discharge Cyc|es.................. 100 to 150
Prefened Charge Temperature Range.....60' F to g0' F
(15.6'C to 32.2'C)
- Th€$ babdos meet th€ l€quig|nenb ot Ul- ULC, and F8c1ay MuUd br us€ triul
rBsp€clive €quipo|€nt bgtbry dirg€{s s lsbd on psge 3. Contst Simplex tor propsr
bathry s€lecton per syslorn reqtirBmenE.
Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries for Panel Mounting
APPLICATIONS
Charging. These batteries are intended to b€ used
with compatible Simplex battery chargers.
Series Connections. These batteries are reouired to
be connected in series to produce 24 V system voltage.
Battery sets must be of identical vottage, model
number, appearance, and approximately the same date
of manufacture for proper operation.
Testing. Battery capacity testing is recommended to be
performed by using a sealed lead-acid battery tester
designed to wlthdraw a minimum of battery charge. The
p€fened tester applies a variety of amplitude and
durauon controlled test pulses that compares terminal
voltage against those predicted for the specific battery
size. (Testing is available through Simplex Service.)
Disposal. Battery chemicals and materials can be
recycled. Refer to information shipped with the battery
or on its case. Retum to the battery manufaclurer or to
a similarly qualified battery processing facility for proper
disoosal.
O 2000 Simplrx Timc Rccordcr Co. Allrighb rcscrved.s2081-0006-15 6/00
SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY CONSTRUCTION DETAILS:
(actual appearance will vary with battery size)
Quick connec{ or
post type terminal
(type varies with
battery size)
lnner cover
Absorbent separator
used to immobilize
electro\rte
Lead-calcium gdds
Cell group
Flgure l. Battery Constructlon Reference
Sealed outer cover
Vent hole
Potting material,
black for
negative, red for
positive
(polarity is also
clearly marked
with + and -)
Pressure
relief valve
Semi-permeable
membrane
separator
Cell case (high impact polystyrene)
52081-0006-15 6/00 pago 2
BATTERY SPECTFTCATTONS AISELECTTON CHART
' Dimensions and weight are per baftery and are for reference only. Exact size may vary. Refer to the chart below for panel
mounting compatibility. These batteries are 12 V each and series connected for 24 V system use. Whon installed in a fite
alarm control panel, they are to be of identical voltage, appearance, model numbor, and epproximately the same
date of manufacture.
Battery Selection Chart for Fire Alarm Control Panel Mounting
Battery
Model
Ah,20
Hour
Rate
Simplex Control Panel Series (see legend and notes betow)
4003 4004 14005 14009 14010 4020
4or6-
4100t4120
. 4 or 6-Un
2081-9272 6.2
Yes
Yes
Yes
2081-9274 10
2081-9288 12.7
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
2081-9275 18 Ext Note 1
2081-9287 25
Ext
Yes Ext
2081-9271
(rectangular)33
Note 3
Note 2 Ext
2081-9276
(square)33
Ext
Yes
2081-9296
(Note 4)50 Ext
Yes = Can be placed in the respeclive equipment cabinet
Ext = External batlery cabinet required, refer to selection charl on page 4
Shaded a]€a = Not applicable
NOTES:
1 . 4010 Cabinets will accommodale 2081-927 5, I 8 Ah bafteries, but will not allow bottom entry conduit.
2. 4020 Cabinets will accommodate 2081-9271,33 Ah batteries, but will not allow boftom entry conduit.
3. Use 4081 series companion cabinet and charger, refer to page 4.
4. Refer to individual fire alarm control panel product data sheels for additional battery application information.
5. These bateries meet the requirements of UL, ULC, and Factory Mutual for use vyith respective equipment battery chargers listed
above. Contact Simplex for proper battery selection per system requirements-
Battery lllech anica I Specifications'
Battery Model Ah,20 Hour
Rate (Ah)width Depth Height with
Terminals Approximate Weight
2081-9272 6.2 6 1/8" (156 mm)2 5/8' (67 mm)4' (102 mm)s.75 lbs (2.6 kg)
2081-9271
2081-9288
10 6" (153 mm)41/16'(103 mm)4' (102 mm)9.2 lbs (4.2 kg)
't2.7 6' (153 mm)4' (102 mm)4" (102 mm)9 lbs (4.1 kg)
2081-9275 18 7 114' (1U mm)3 3/8' (86 mm)6 5/8' (168 mm)14.3 lbs (6.5 kg)
2081-9287 25 6 5/8' (168 mm)5'(127 mm)7' (178 mm)19.4 lbs (8.8 kg)
2081-927'l
(rectangular)33 12 112" (318 mm],3 3/8" (86 mm)71l16" (179 mm)26.6 lbs (12.1 kg)
2081-9276
(square)
33 7 3t4" (197 mml 5 1/4'(133 mrn)6 3/4" (171 mm)26.5 lbs (12 kg)
2081-9296 50 I 1/2' (24,| mm)5 1/2" (140 mm)8 7/8' (225 mm)41 .8 lbs (19 kg)
52081-0006-15 6/00 page 3
EXTERNAL BATTERY CHARGUND CABINET REFERENCE
' Batteries smaller than those listed are normally mounted in the product cabinet.
'* Refer to Simplex data sheet S2081 -0002 for additional information on these remote battery cabineucharger products.
t Refer to Simplex data sheet 94081{001 for additional information.
Yes = Can be placed in lhe respective equipment cabinet
Shaded arca = Nol applicable
t Refer lo Simplex data sheet 52081-0002 for additional informaron.
tt Refer to Simplex data sheet 54081-0001 for additional information.
Sir"plox ,ad tta S/n plex logo an ngistand lredemaft.s ol tho Sing/€'x nne Rocorder Co.s2081-0006-15 6/00
External Battery Cabinets
Battery
Model'
Ah, 20
Hour
RatG'
Extemally Mount€d Battery
Cabinets with Chargers
I_._.._.... | 4{1812081-9301* I 2081-9303* | s"ri.",
Battery Cabinets wfthoul
(connects to charger intl20814270* I 2081-9281 12081{282
Chargerr
panel)
aoos-e801 | noor"ro,
2081-9275 't8
Yes
Yes
Yes
2081-9287 25
2081-9271
33
Yes
2081-9276
2081-9296 50 Yes
External Battery Cabinet Specifications
Model Description Color Oimensions
208t -9281
2-Unit, 4100 style cabinet without charger, with solid door
and battery shelf, primarily intended for 50 Ah batteries
Beige 25 314' W x 20 314' H xO 3/4' D
(654 mm x 527 mm x 171 mm)2081-9282 Red
2081-9270r External battu.ry cabinet without charger
Red
26 112't lx12'Hx12"D
(673 mm x 305 mm x 305 mm)
2081-9301r Extemal battery cabinet with charger
2081-9303r External baftery cabinet with charger 3n6 with meteB
for voltage and current
4009-980r External battery cabinet without
charger, with solid door and battery
harness, for close-nippled mounting
to fire alarm control panel cabinet
For up to {8 Ah
bafteries
Beige
16 1/4' Wx 13 112" Hx 4 1/8" D
(41 3 mm x 343 mm x 105 mm)
.1009-9802 For up to 33 Ah
batteries
25 3/4" Wx 20 314" Hx 4 1/8' D
(6S4 mm x 527 mm x 105 mm)
4081
Seriesfr
Companion cabinet and charger for
the 4010 fire alarm control oanel
For up to 50 Ah
batteries
Available
in beige
or red
22 112" Ytt x16 314' H x 8 3/8' D
(572 mm x 425 mm x 213 mm)
S.Simplex westrninster, Massachusetts 01441-0001 u. s. A.
Offices and Representatives Throughout the World
Visil us on lhe world wide web al www.simplexneLcom
All gpGcifications and other intormalion ghown were curenl as of prinling snd are subFct to chang! without nolic?.
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@ @ rNc'FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
Description
Wheelock's Series CH Electronic Chimes minimize alarm system
power supply and wiring costs with a low curreni draw of just 20
mA. These unique solid-state chime appliances provide lield
selectable single-stroke or vibrating operation with sound Ievels
adjustable up to 83 dB and tone adiustable from 800 to 1200 Hz.
They are available in two attractive package styles lor flush
mounting to standard electrical boxes or convenient surface
mounting.
The CH70 and CH90 models incorporale a new patent pending
chime mounting plate lot faster, easier, level installation with a
new aesthetic two (2) screw gfille cover for a more pleasing
appearance. Additionally, the Series CH70 Chime Strobe models
incorporale the New Lower Current, Zero Inrush Series RSS
Non-Sync/Sync Strobes (synch ronization of the strobe flash is
achieved when used with Wheelock's SM or DSM sync modules).
Series CH Chime Strobes are designed for maximum
perlormance, reliability and cost-effectiveness while meeting or
exceeding the latest visible signaling requirements ot NFpA 72
(National Fire Alarm Code), ANSI 117.1 (American National
Standard oJ Accessible and Usable Buildingi and Facilities) and
UL Standard 1 971 (Standard for Signaling Devices for the Hearing
lmpaired). CH Chime Strobes, when properly specified and
installed in accordance with NFPA/ANSI Standards. can orovide
the Equivalent Facilitation allowed under ADA Accessibility
Guidefines (ADAAG General Section 2.2) by meering or
exceeding the illumination which results from the ADA specified
strobe intensity oi 75 candela at 50 feet. This is an illumination of
0.030 lumens oer souare toot.
The Series CH Chime Strobes are UL Listed for indoor use.
ceiling and wall mount, under Standard 1971 for Signaling
Devices lor the Hearing lmpaired and under Standard ?64 toi
Private Mode Audible Signal Appliances. They incorporate a
Xenon flashlube with solid state circuitry enclosed in a rugged
Lexano lens to provide maximum reliability for eflective visual
signaling.
Series CH Chimes are olfered in 24 VDC models and are
designed to operate over a wide voltage range with filtered DC or
uniiltered VRMS input voltage. All modets include tN/OUT wiring
terminations that accept two #12 to #18 AWG wires at each
lerminal. Inputs are polarized for compatibility with standard
reverse polarity type supervision.
Features
. Approvals include: UL 1971 and UL 464, FCC part '15;
Pending: FCC Part 15, California State Fire Marshal (CSFM),
New York City (MEA), Chicago (BFP) on all modets.. Strobes are designed 1o meet or exceed latest NFPA/ANSI
Standards and ADA Accessibility Guidelines. Meets OSHA 29
Part 1910.165.. Unique electronic chime design provides superior quality,
versatile perlormance and improved appearance with one-
SERIES CH CHIMES
AND CHIME STROBES
SERIES CH70 Chime
Strobe wicovef Attached
SERIES CH Chime Strob6
Mounting Plale
SERIES CH Chime
Mounling Plate
SERIES CH70 Chime
w/Cover Attachod
SEFIES CH70 Chime
Strobe CoYer Plale
SERIES CH90 Chims
Cover Plate
'-.-ffi$
-.
tenth the current draw ol most electromechanical chimes.I . Field selectable choice of single stroke or vibrating operation
- with volume control and tone iontrol.
Low currenl draw with low temperature compensation to reduce
power consumption and wiring costs.
CH70 Strobe models are available with 15, 1 5t5, 30, 75 and
110 candela (wall mount) ratings for operation from a single
NAC circuit (in vibrating mode) or separale NAC circuits.
Low current draw, Zero Inrush, Non-Sync/Sync Strobe models
are for wall mount only. Synchronization requires the SM or
DSM module(s).
24 VDC chime and chime strobe models with wide Listed
voltage range, using filtered DC or unfiltered VRMS.
Polarized inputs ior compatibility with standard reverse polarity
type supervision of ciriuit wiring by the Fire Alarm Control
Panel.
Low cost installation to standard electrical boxes. Attractive llush
or surface mounting options.
No additional trim-ptdte required for flush mountin-gj.Fast
installation with ln/Out screw terminals using #12 to #18 AWG
wrnng.
The 15/75 candela watl mounted strobes are listed-1t 15
candela under UL Standard 1971 and meet
intensity on axis for ADA guidelines, with
draw.Copyright 1997 Wheelock, Inc. Alt rights reserved.
NoTE: All CAUTIOIIS and WARI,IINGS aro identlflsd rylmmf A. All walnings are prinled in loto capitat tenl
A WARNING: PLEASE READ THESE SPECIFICATI0I{S AND THE M0ST CURREiIT tNSTALLATI0N INSTBUCTIONS CAREFUTLY BEF0RE USING, SPECIFYII{G 0B
IPPIViHC THIS PROOUCT. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLTOWING INSTFUCTIONS, CAUTIONS AND WARI{INGS C(lULD RESULT IiI IMPROPES
liFplictinoN,llrsnrurroil llro/on opERATroir 0F THESE pR0oucrs it nu emeRe eHcv srrijATr0r,r, wHrcH couLD RESULT tN PR0PERTY DAMAGE, sERlous
IIIJURY OR DEATH TO YOU AND/OR OTHERS.
General Notes:
. Strobes are designed to llash at 1 flash per second minimum from 20-31VDC. Note that NFPA-72 (1966) specifies a llash rate ot
1 to 2 flashes per second and ADA Guidelines specily a llash rate of 1 to 3 flashes per second.. All candela ratings represent minimum effective strobe intensity based on UL 1971 .. Series CH Strobe products are UL 1971 for indoor use with a temperature range ol 32' F to 120' F
humidity of 85%.. Series CH Chimes are listed under UL 464 tor audible signal appliances.
(0" C to 49" C) and maximum
Specifications and Ordering Information
CH Series
Modol'
Code
0rder
Gode
Slrobe
Gandela
Anechoic
Peak dBA
@10Fr
dBA al 10 Feel
Heverberanl
Ratad Average
Current
@ 24 VDC-'
Mounling. "
0ptionsMinMax
24 VDC
Strobe
Chimes
cH70-24-R 7825 83 52 qR .020 O,BT,U
cH90-24-W 7826 dJ 52 58 .020 O,V
cH70-2415W-FR 7829 15 83 az EA .070 0,v
cH70_241575W_FR <_7830 15/75 83 52 58 .085 0,v
cH70-2430W-FR 7831 30 83 JL .101 0,v
cH70-2475W-FR 7832 75 83 52 58 Q,P
cH70-2411oW-FR 7833 '1 10 83 52 58 .181
. Series CH70 and CH90 can be ordered in Red or White. Pl€ase contact Customer Service lor order codes (il not stat€d above) and delivsry information.
..AVera0ecurrentperactualwhee|ockProdUctTestin0@24VDcNomina|Vo|tage|orchimeandchim€strob€combined'F0rratedaverag€,peakandinrShcUentacrossthel|sted
volta0e range lor both filtered DC and unfilter8d VRirS, see most current lnstallation lnstructions (P83599).
"' Rslor t0 Datr Shcet fS7000 l0r m0!nling 0!li0n8.
l\4odelcodesu{lixW=wallmount,F=Fireletteringorcallcustomerservic€ilotherletteringisrequir€d(b(Feugo)R=Red;Walend=White
Examole: CH70-2415W-FR CH90-24-W' ./ ./l\ I \././l\l\souare' Wall Fire Red Rorind White
Application
1. The chimes are lactory set in single stroke (SS) mode. They can be changed to vibrating (VlB) mode with iumper on PC Board. SINGLE.STR0KE OPERATION: The
minimum input pulse duration m-ust be at ldast 160 ms "ori" time and 160 ms "otl" time. Tfre'chime will oirly operate once each time it is pulsed. This mode is
recommended for coded systems. VIBRATING 0PERATI0N: Conlinuous input voltage applied to the chime v'iill activate the chime at one second intervals.
2. The volume and tone contiols have been adlusted at the tactory to insure maximuni dBA output. However, once the mode is selected, the installer may want t0 fine
tune the signalto bener suit the application.
3. Anechoic dBA is measured in anechoic chamber with peak meter response. Reverberant dBA is rated per UL standard 464.
4. Chime inrush current is 0.100 amps maximum with liltered DC input (0.140 amps with VRMS input voltage) wilh a time duration ol 100 milliseconds.
Model Number
0rder
Code
InIut
Uoltage
(vDc)
Arq.
Curent
@120r
24 VDC
Mounling
0ptions
SYN CHR ONIZATI O}I MO DULES
SYNC MODULE
Sg-12/24-B ' i;
24 .025 E,Nlb
DSMj1Z2{-R .;,.4:,,6374..'':,12
24 .038 W
SM Sync Modules are nted l0r 3.0 amperes at 12 or 24 VDC: DSM Dual Sync Modules ar€
rated lor 3.0 amperes p8r circuit. The maximum numb€r of inlerconnected DSM modures rs
twenty (20). R€ter to Data Sheet S3000 or Instalhtion Inslruclions.
Seiles CH 0uick Reference Guide
Model
llumber'
Wall
Mounl
Geiling
Mount
l{on-
Sync
Strobe
SynG's
vsM
or DSM
Slrobe
Candela
cH70-24-R X X X
cH90-24-W X X X
cH70-2415W-FR X X X tc
cH70-241575W-FR X X X 1sft5
cH70-2430W-FR X X X 30
cH70-2475W-FR X X X 75
cH70-24110W-FR X X 110
' CH70 and CH90 can be ordered in Red or White. Call Crslomer Service tor oIder Code (it
nol staled above) and delivery intormation.
N01E: CH90 (Round Grille) can be ordend with strobe but musl be mount€d onty on wall. llo
reilino m0unt strobe ayaila e silh Ssries CH Chimss.
fi#fi{Ui!f'.'i1l,:H$ff*-uT-[fioi-,5-*8#l',s#ltilLtfl?1,'Ji,lF8f;lr'-ty,,1f ir',',,1ilffffin+l,il5gfiix+r'd'--;,'+',i,'uigT8gbl$
THESE ltl4lERllls coilTAll{ IMP0RTAIIT ll{FoRmATlol{ THAT sHoutD ae neno pntoh ro Sprcj*ile on rNsinllilc riEsr i;iiiibtjbii, iircujorne: --'-'. ToTAL GURRE T REQUIRED 8Y ALI APPLIANCES coililECTED T0 SYSTEM pnrmlnv nln SrC0nolnv powEn SbunciS. --
' [UsE E4TlilGs 0N il0TlFlcATloN APqLnNcE clRculTs r0 HAI{0LE MAxrMuM INRUSH 0R prlx crjnnrnrs Fnon Ai[ lppr.rlrcrs oN TH0SE ctRcutTs.. C0MPOSITE FLASH RATE FR0M MULTIPIE STR0BES WtTHtN A pERS0il'S Rtt-O Of VteW.o IHE IoLNGE IPPLIED T0 THESE PRoDUCTS MUST BE W|THTN THETR netrO rnpur vOttlcE BAilcE.. INSTAILATIoN 0F 110 CANDELA STBo8E PRoDUCTS il{ SLEEptNc ABEAS.. lltlsllltArl0l,l l1,l 0FFICE AREAS AND 0THEB SPEC|F|CAT|0I{ Al{D tNSTAtUtTt0I |SSUES.. USE STROBES ONLY ON CIRCUITS WITH COIITII{UOUSLY APPLIED OPERATII'IG VOITAGE. oo Ior UsE STROEE oi| 0ODED OR |}.ITERRUPIED cIRcuITs 11{ wHIcH
THE APPLIED VOLTAGE IS CYCLED OII AND OIF AS THE STROBE MIV HOr TLASH.. FAILUBE TO COMPTY WITH IHE I1{STAI..LANON INSTRUCTIONS OR GEI{ERAL INFOBMATTON SHEETS COULO RESULT IN IMPROPER INSTATLATIOiI, APPLICATIOII,Al,lD/oR 0PERATIoN 0F THESE PR0Ducrs tN AN EMERGENcY srruATt0l{, wnrcn coulD neSutrirFnoprnw oilyilcr lilo sriibrisiHiUff'oC orlri ro
-'
YOU AND/OR OTHERS,. q-0I_0.!.cJ9E.$J1q o.]lgl,_Eryqlll 4.ND_CIPAG|TY SHoULD BE TAKEN rNTo ConsrDERAiloN pRtOR TO DEStcN AitD |NSTALLAT|0N 0F THESE pR0DUcTs,
PARTICUUIRLY IN RETROFIT INSTALIATIONS.
Wiring Diagrams (For All Models)
CH CHIME AND STROEE OPERATE II{OEPEI,IDENTTY
(N0N-SYr'rC 0R SYNC)
FBOM TO NEXT CHIMEOE
El'l0.0Fut'tE BEstsmR
(EOLR)
t0 t{o(r sTno8E
OB EOLR
CH CHIME APPLIANCES SYNCHRONIZED WIII{ DSIII MODULE DUAL CLASS'A' CIBCUIT WITH iIO AUDIBIE SttENCE FEATURE
= Series CH Chime Strobes
CH STROBE APPLIAiICE SYiICHRONTZED WITH MULTIPL€ DSM MODULES
INTERCONNECTING WIRING SHOWN, iTIAXIMUIV OF TW€NTY I2O)
Ffeler to SM/DSM data sheet 53000 and installation instructions (P83123 for SM and p\3i77 tor DSM).
Wheelock products must be used within their published specifications and must be pROpERLy specified, applied, installed,operated' mainlained and operationally tested in accordance with their installation instructions at the time of inslall;tion and at leasttwice a year or more often and in accordance with local, state and lederal codes, regulations and laws. Specification, application,installation, operation, maintenance and testing must be perlormed by qualilied pers6nnel for proper operation in accordance wi.thall of the lalest National Fire Protection Agsogrglgn (NFPA), Underwiiters' Laboratories 1UL), ivationat Electrical Code (NEC),
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), local, state, county, province, districi, Jederal and other applicable bilildin'gand fire standards, guidelines, regulations, laws and codes including, but-n;t limited to, all appendices and amendments and therequirements of the local authority having iurisdiction (AHJ).
Architects and Engine"r" Sp""ttior,,
The chime appliances shall be a Wheelock Series CH audible or audible visual appliance or equivalent. Notification appliance shall
be electronic and use solid state components. Electromechanical alternatives are not approved. Each electronic chime appliance
shall provide field selectable single stroke or vibrating operation with volume control and tone control. The chime and the
strobe shall be able to operate from a single NAC circuit when set to the vibrating mode. The peak anechoic dBA measurement
al 10 feet shall be 83 dBA minimum, at nominal voltage. Operating voltages shall be 24VDC for chimes and chime strobes using
filtered power or unfiltered (VRMS) power supply. All models shall have provisions for standard reverse polarity type supervision
and lN/OUT lield wiring using terminals that accept #12 to #18 AWG wiring.
Combination chime strobe appliances shall incorporate a Xenon flashlube enclosed in a rugged Lexan lens or equivalent with solid
state circuitry that are Non-Sync or Sync in one (synchronization requires the SM or DSM Sync Module(s)). lf the SM or DSM Sync
Module(s) contacts fail in the passive state (i.e., contacts remain closed) the strobe shall revert to a non-synchronized flash rate
of 1 f lash per second. Strobe shall meet UL 1971 and produce a flash rate of one (1 ) flash per second minimum over the Listed
input voltage (20VDC-31VDC) range. The strobe intensity shall be rated per UL 1971 for 15, 15fl5, 30, 75 or 11 0 Candela for Wall
Mount only. The 15/75 candela strobe shall be specified when 15 candela UL 1971 Listing with 75 candela intensity on axis is
required.
All UL 1971 Listed strobe appliances shall be verilied to meet FCC Part 15, Class B and incorporate low temperature compensation
to insure the lowest possible currenl consumption. Strobe activation shall be via independent input or lrom the same input circuit
as the chime.
The combination chime strobe appliances may be installed indoors and surface or flush mounted. The chime and chime strobes
shall incorporate a chime mounting plate with a grille cover which is secured with two screws for a level esthetic finish. They shall
mount to standard electrical hardware requiring no additional trimplate or adapter. The appliance shall be finished in a textured
red or white color.
3 YEAR WARRANTY
NATIOilAL SALES OFFICE
1.800-631.214a
Canada AOO-397.5777
E.mail: Info@wheelockinc.com
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Desciption
Wheelock's Series SM and DSM Sync Moduies are utilized
with the Series AS/AH, Series NS/NH, Series RSS, Series
RSSP, Series SUSLM and selected strobe applications with
other Wheelock combination apoliances.
When used with Series AS Audible Strobes and/or Series
NS Hom Strobes, the SM and DStvl Sync Modules provide
independent operation of synchronized temporal pattern
(code 3) horn and synchronized strobe flash, as well as the
ability to silence the horn while maintaining the strobe
flash ... while using only a single pair of wires. The sync
modules are available in two versions; the SM 12124 tor
control of a Class B NAC circuit; and a duai output version,
the DSM 12124 tor control of either a Class A or two (2)
Class B NAC circuits.
Feafirres
' Approvals include: Underwriters Laboratories (UL
1971 ) Listing, New York City (MEA), California StateFire Marshal (CSFM), European Community (CE),
and Chicago (BFP) on all models.. Uniquely designed to accept an independent strobe and
audibie input from the FACp and convert to a single
output that connects to Wheelock's Series AS or Series
NS lamily of audibie strobes.. Series SM and DSM Sync Modules can also be used to
synchronize Wheelock's Series RSS, RSSp, SL and
SLM Sync Strobes.. 3 ampere per circuit current handling at 12 or 24 VDC.. Low operating current draw.. Compatible with all standard fire alarm control oanels.. Meets the NFPA. Juiy 1, 1996 Mandate for Temooral
Pattern when used with the Series AS/AH and/or Series
NSi NS4/NH.. 3 vear warrantv.
SEHIES SM AI.ID DSM
-- -.---::-SYItlG - MODU LES
Series SM or I]EM
Copyright 1998 Wheelock, Inc. All riqhts ,eserved.
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OSM
FIG. Z SINOLE CUISS "8" CIRCUT WrrH NO AUOTBLE SIUNCE FEATURE
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FIG. 3 I,UAL CLASS "8" CIBCUIT WITH AUDIELE SILENCE FEATUHE
sEE llolE 3 N0M
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lolEs 1 & 2
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FIG, 4 DUAL CTASS "8" CTRCUIT WITH NO AUOIBLE SILENCE FEATURE
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NOTES
1. Non.Sync Appliances can be inst. Rq,t'-ed.il iasr ri;,inli riri'ii;4Ttj',:'!:,_ti!1iii:gi$ii.t*I ,'Jif:"i i!f,:f,rl{,:, fi{i'#F.sita0cins.when s,rencins or a non.sync apDriance isz. I ne.audj^bte appliance proouces a_momenta4r imernipiioi (dffi;.ffiII gflili?-T.tymomifteciionlir crrcurrsiequired,,vnenusrnq,nrdtd,t#tt', eaclfimethestrobesflash.
'r. r'wer uoosters mav be used in conluncrion ririi ili iv ij, diifi iivri -ii;dures 0,t4yr,,r, ,ru,e, shown
, ffiii$1':.ftTdff#ffrffi{i1[r,i*':i'iJ*-'ii*{*i$i{;;tiith$L,i'i3:,rufr{'"'d.',irrnii,:ri;i*:lt:ri1i"'"
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FIG. 6 SINGU CUISS "A" CIRCUIT WITHOUT AUDIELE SILENCE FEATURE
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Project:
General Contructor:
Date Submitted:
Contents:
Vendor:
SunvrrrrAl FoR Appnov*
Encompass Eleclrical Technologies
EET - Rocky Mountains, Inc.
410 Mccregor Drive, Suite 210
PO. Box'1417
Gypsum, C0 81637
Main: 970-949-6095
Fax:970-328-4999
www.enc0mpsery.c0m
YaiI Valley Medical Center
Our Job # 01071
PM: Rohert Hamina
HC Beck, Ltd
181 l4l Meadow Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657
PM: Doug Workman
Ianuary 3,2002
Fire Alarm Submittals & Shop Drawings
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
West Park Office Bldg E
14998 f Avenue, Suite 600
Golden, Colorado 80401
Contact: Jeruy Johnston
ttlco
Fire &
Security
SimplexGrinnell
SII4PLEXGRINNELL
West Park Office Bldg E
i4999 6'h evn suite 6oo
Golden, Colorado 80401
www. s impLexgrinneTT. com
Tele:303-277-9733
Fax: 303-277-L655
Vail Valley Medical Center
East Hospital Tl
Submittals
Encompass Electrical Tech
5001 S. Zuni St.
Littleton, Colorado 801 20
TYPE:
SimpIexGrinneII
14998 W. 6th Ave. Frontage Rd, Suite 600
Golden. CO 80401
Sales: (303) 277-9733
Service: (303) 277-9766
Fax: (303) 277-1655
DESCRIPTION;
4098-9714 SSD PHOTO SENSOR
4098-9792 SSD SENSOR BASE
4098-9733 SSD HEAT SENSOR
4099-9001 STATION, SINGLE ACTION, ADDRESS, IDNET
2098-9808 REMOTE ALARM INDICATOR
4098-9791 SSD SENSOR BASE WRELAY DRIVER
2098-9737 DET/ACC RELAY DPDT 3A
2081-9276 LIFEALARM BATTERY 33AH SHORT
DSM-12/24-R 1 CLASS A OR 2CLASS B CKT
RSS-241575W-FR 24VDC 15/75 CANDELLA
cH70-24157sW-FR SQUARE, RED, 15/75CD, WALL
4009-9001 NAC POWER EXT 4 PT ST Y 12()V
2081-9274 lOAH BATTERY
4100-8901 ADD-ON TO 41OO PANEUSYS
4603-9101 LCD ANNUNICATOR
2190-9153 MPX CONTROL ZAM SURF MAPNET II
S"Simplex
uL, ULC Listed; FM, CSFM,
and NYC, MEA Approved*
f rueAlarm@ Anatog Sensing
TrueAlarm Analog Sensors - Pirotoelectric,
lonization, and Heat; Compatible Bases and Accessories
rtffi
TrueAlarmo analog sensing provides digital
transmission of analoq sensor values via
MAPNET llo or lDNetrt-. two-wire communications**
Fire alarm control panel provides:
r Individual sensitivity selection for each sensor
. Sensitivity monitoring that satisfies NFPA 72
sensitivity testing requirements
r Peak value logging allowing accurate analysis for
sensitivity selection
o Automatic, once per minute individual sensor
calibration check that verifies sensor integrity
r Automatic en vironmental compensation
r Display of sensitivity directly in percent per foot
o Multi-stage alarm operation
o Ability to display and print detailed sensor
information in plain English language
Photoelectric smoke sensors:
o Seven levels of sensitivitv from O.2Vo lo 3.7Vo
Heat sensors:
o Fixed temperature sensing
r Rate-of-risetemperaturesensing
r Utility temperature sensing
lonization smoke sensors*:
o Three levels of sensitivity; 0.5Vo, 0.9Vo and I .37o
For use with Simplex:
o 4010, QzO,4100, and 4120 Series control panels
o Universal Transponders and 2120 TrueAlarm CDTs
equipped for MAPNET tr operation
Magnetic test feature
Functional and architecturally styled chamber
enclosure:
r Louvered design enhances smoke capture by directing
flow to chamber
r Entrance areas are minimally visible when ceiling
mounted
Optional accessories include remote LED alarm
indicator and output relays
UL listed to Standard 268
' Iles8 products have been approved by the Calilomia Stale Fire Marshal (CSFM)
pursuanl h Seclion 131,14.1 ol he Calilofiia Health and Salely Code. Se€ CSFM
Udings 7272-0026:218, 72714@.6:231, W0&6:216, and R0$0026:217 lo(
allowade valu€s and/or condtons c$ceming matsrial pr€s€oted in this docunent. ll is
subjectto r$examinalion, r€lision, and possible cancellation. Accepted lor us€ - City ol
N€wYork Deparhenl ol Buildings -MEA35.93E. tlLC mod€ls are designated by a "C'
suflir. 4098-9717 was not ULC listod as ol docunent ra,/isim date. Additional tistings
may be apdicable, cqtacl Simplex lo.lh€ latest status.
@ 2000 Simplex Time Record€r Co. All rights reserved.
4098-971 4 TrueAlarm Photoeleciric
Sensor Mounled in Base
Digital Communication of Analog Sensing.
TrueAlarm analog sensors provide an analog
measurement that is digitally communicated to the host
control panel using Simplex addressable communications.
At the confol panel, the data is analyzed and an average
value is determined and stored. An alarm or other
abnormal condition is determined by comparing the
sensor's present value against its average value and time.
Intelligent Data Evaluation. Monitoring each sensor's
average value provides a continuously shifting reference
point. This software filtering process compensates for
environmental factors (dust, dirt, etc.) and component
aging, providing an accurate reference for evaluating new
activity. With this filtering, there is a signihcant reduction
in the probability of false or nuisance alarms caused by
shifts in sensitivity, either up or down.
Control Panel Selection. Peak activity per sensor is
stored to assist in evaluating specific locations. The alarm
set point for each TrueAlarm sensor is determined at the
host control panel, selectable as more or less sensitive as
the individual application requires.
Timed/Multi-Stage Selection. Sensor alarm set points
can be programmed for timed automatic sensitivity
selection (such as more sensitive at night, 'less sensitive
during day). Control panel programming can also provide
multi-stage operation per sensor. For example, a 0.2Vo
level may cause a warning to prompt investigation while a
2.5Vo level may initiate an alarm.
Sensor Alarm and Trouble LED Indication. Each
sensor base's LED pulses to indicate communications
with the panel. If the control panel determines that a
sensor is in alarm, or that it is dirty or has some other type
of trouble, the details are annunciated at the control panel
and that sensor base's LED will be turned on steadily.
During a system alarm, the control panel will control the
LEDs such that an LED indicating a trouble will retum to
pulsing to help identify the alarmed sensors.
" TrueAlam analog selEols dd IIAPNEI ll ard lDNd ccnmd]aliolB ars prolecled bt one q
mo.e ol h€ ldoriirq u.s. Patsrb: 5,115,468: 5,1t"J,683: 5,543,77/; 5,4&,014i 5,552,765;
5,552,7€,& 47s,@5; D€S. Cr/ 460.
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Tr.ueAlarm Sensor Bases and Accessories
Base mounted address selection:
o Address remains with its programmed location
r Accessible from front (dipswitch under sensor)
Automatic identification provides default sensitivity
when substituting sensor types
lntegral red LED for power-on (pulsing), or alarm or
trouble (steady on)
Locking anti-tamper design
Magnetically operated functional test
Mounts on standard outlet box
ffilrF5
409&9792. Standard sensor base
409&9789, Sensor base with wired connections for:
. 2098-9808 Remote LED alarm indicator or
4098-9822 relay (unsupervised)
409&9791, Sensor base with supervised relay driver
output (not compalible wilh 2120 CDT):
o Relay operation is programmable and can be manually
operated from control panel
o Use with remote mount 2098-9137 rclay
o Also includes wired connections for remote LED
alarm indicator or 4098-9822 relay
ffilH.rflltF
2098.9737, Remote or local mount supervised relay3
. DPDT contacts for resistive/suppressed loads, power
limited rating of 3 A @ 28 VDC; non-power limited
rating of 3 A @ 120 VAC (requires external 24 YDC
coil power)
40gfj-g822, LED Annunciatlon Relay:
. Activates when base LED is on steady, indicating
local alarm or trouble
r DPDT contacts for resistivey'suppressed loads, power
limited rating of 2 A @ 28 VDC; non-power limited
rating of ll2 A @ 120 VAC, (requires external
24 VDC coil power)
4OS8-S832, Adapter platei
. Required for surface or semi-flush mounting to
4" square electrical box and for surface mounting to
4" octagonal box
o Can be used for cosmetic retrofitting to existing 6 3/8"
diameter base product
2098-9808, Remote red LED Alarm
lndicalor:
. Mounts on single gang box
(shown in illustration to right)
TrueAlarm sensor bases contain integral addressable
electronics that constantly monitor the status of the
detachable photoelectric, ionization, or heat sensors. Each
sensor's output is digitized and transmitted to the system
fire alarm control panel every four seconds.
Since TrueAlarm sensors use the same base, different
sensor types can be easily interchanged to meet specific
location requirements. This feature also allows intentional
sensor substitution during building construction. When
conditions are temporarily dusty, instead of covering the
smoke sensors (causing them to be disabled), heat sensors
may be installed without reprogramming the control
panel. Although the control panel will indicate an
incorrect sensor type, the heat sensor will operate at a
default sensitivity providing heat detection for building
protection at that location.
tilffiffilEffi
Electrical Box Requirements: (boxes are by others)
!y!!tgC! E!gy: 4' octagonal or 4'squar€, 11/2'd€ep;
single gang, 2' deep
W!!! lglgt : 4' oclagonal or 4'square, 1 1/2' desp,
with 'l 1/2' extsnsion ring
4" (102 mm) Squars 8ox 4" (102 mm) octagonal 8ox
surlace, or with up lo 1/4' (6.4 mm) maximum recess
2098-9737 Relay (mounts in
base elsctrical box or remolely)
4098-9822 Relay (mounts
in base el€clrical box)
Flefay Size: 2112'X 1 1E' X 1' (3.75 cubic inch€s)
(64 mm X 38 mm X 25.4 mm)
NOTE: Review total wirs count, wire size, and acc€ssori€s
being wired to dete.mine required box volume.
I k_ 6 3/8. (162 mm)
:
I 4o98-98i|2Adapl.rPlar6,IgqgiEd
1t4. for rnounting to Eulhjg Mg4teg
(6.4 mm) Doxes
and 4' souare llush box
'15/16'
(24 mm)
4718' (124 mml
0
TrueAlarm Bagas
4098-9789. -9791. & -9792
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1 1/2' (38 mm)
minimum box depth Flush mount rcfgr€nce, mount even with final
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Simplex Time Recorder Co.s4098-0019-7 4/00
TrueAlarm Sensors
Ehurl
Sealed against rear air flow entry
Interchangeable mounting
EMURFI shielded electronics
Heat sensors:
r Selectable rate compensated, fixed temperature
sensing with or without rate-of-rise operation
. Listed to UL Standard 521 for 60 ft (18.3 m) spacing
for l35o F (57.2'C) alarm, and 40 ft (12.2 m) spacing
for l55o F (68' C) alarm
Smoke Sensors:
o Photoelectric or ionization technology sensing
o 360' smoke entry for optimum response
TrueAlarm heat sensors are self-restoring and provide rate
compensated, fixed temperature sensing, selectable with
or without rate-of-rise temperature sensing. Due to its
small thermal mass, the sensor accurately and quickly
measures the local temperature for analysis at the fire
alarm control panel.
Rate-of-rise temperature detection is selectable at the
conaol panel for either l5' F (8.3'C) or 20" F (l l.l' C)
per minute. Fixed temperature sensing is independent of
rate-of-rise sensing and programmable to operate at
135" F (57.2' C) or 155' F (68" C). In a slow developing
fire, the temperature may not increase rapidly enough to
operate the rate-of-rise feature. However, an alarm will be
initiated when the temperature reaches its rated fixed
temperature settlng.
TrueAlarm heat sensors can be programmed as a utility
device to monitor for temperature extremes in the range
from 32" F to 155' F (0o C to 68' C). This fearure can
provide freeze warnings or alert to [ryAC system
problems. (Refer to specific panels for availability.)
4098-9733 Heal Sensor wilh Base
lffXl$: In mosl fires, hazardous levels ol smoke
and toxic gas can build up before a heat detection
device would initiate an alarm. In cases where Life
Salety is a lactor, the use of smoke detection is highly
ffi
TrueAlarm photoelectric sensors use a stable, pulsed
infrared LED light source and a silicon photodiode
receiver to provide consistent and accurate low power
smoke sensing. Seven levels of sensitivity are available
for each individual sensor, ranging from 0.27o to 3.71o per
foot of smoke obscuration. Sensitivity is selected and
monitored at the fire alarm control panel.
The sensor head design provides 360o smoke entry for
optimum response to smoke from any direction. A built-in
screen keeps insects from entering the smoke chamber.
Due to its photoelectric operation, air velocity is not
normally a factor, except for impact on area smoke flow.
a 7/8' (12a mm)--+]
4098-9714 Photoelectric Sensor with Base
ffi
TrueAlarm Ionization sensors use a single radioactive
source with an outer sampling ionization chamber and an
inner reference ionization chamber to provide stable
operation under fluctuations in environmental conditions
such as temperature and humidity. Smoke and invisible
combustion gases can freely penetrate the outer chamber.
With both chambers ionized by a small radioactive source
lAm 241 (Americium)1, a very small current flows in the
circuit. The presence of particles of combustion will cause
a change in the voltage ratio between chambers. This
difference is measured by the electronics in the sensor
base and digitally transmitted back to the control panel for
processing.
Three levels of sensitivity are available for each
ionization sensor: 0.5, 0.9, and 1.3Va oer foot of smoke
obscuration.
4098-9717 lonization Sensor wilh Base
ffi
Sensor locations should be determined only after careful
consideration of the physical layout and contents of the
area to be protected. Refer to NFPA 72, lhe National Fire
Alarm Code. On smooth ceilings, smoke sensor spacing
of 30 ft (9.1 m) may be used as a guide. For detailed
application information, refer to 4098 Detectors, Sensors,
and Eases Application Manual (5'7 4-709).
3
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L-I!G.--LED stalus indicator
a7/8'l12a mm\----)
RLED status indicator RLED status indicator
Simplex Time Recorder Co.s4098-0019-7 4/00
Standard Sensor Base, no ootions Sensors 4098-9714. -9733. & -9717
Sensor Base with connections for
Ramole LED Alarm lndicator or ' Sensors 4098-9714. -9733. & -9717
. 2098-9808 remote LED alarm
indicator or 4098-9822
TrueAlarm Sensor Bases
4098-9792
4098-9789
Sensor Base with clnnections for
Supervised Remole Relay and
connections for Remote Alarm
Indicator or Unsupervised Relay
. Sensors 4098-9714, -9733, & -9717
' 2098-9737 remote relay (supervised)
. 2098-9808 remolo alarm indicalor or
4098-9822 rslay (unsupervissd)
4" octagonal or 4' square box, 1 1/2" min.
:or 2" min.
4" octagonal or 4" square box
&lg: Box depth requirements depend on
lotal ,/vire count and wire size, refer lo
accessories list below for reference.4098-9791
.TrueAlarm Sensors
4098-9714
4098-97't7 Bases 4098-9792. 4098-9789.
and 4098-9791 Reler to base requiremonts
4098-9733 I Heat Sensor
I
TrueAlarm Sensor/Base Accessories
Refer to Simpl€x publication 4098 Detectors, Sensors, and Bases Application Mmual $74-7Og\ lor additional information.
ffittE
2098-9737 Supervised Relay, mounts remole
or in base electrical box For use with 4098-9791 base
Remole Mounting requires 4" octagonal or
4" squars box, 1 112" minimum depth
Ease Mounting requires 4" octagonal box,
2 1/8" desp with 1 1/2" exlension ring
2098-9808 Remote Red LED Alarm lndicator
on sinqlo oana stainless steel olate
Bases 4098-9789 and 4098-9791
Single gang box, 1 1/2" minimum depth
4098-9822
Relay, tracks base LED status
(unsupervjsed, mounts only in base
electrical box)
4" octagonal box, 2 1/8" deep with 1 112"
extension ring
4098-9832 Adapter Plate Eases 4098-9792, -9789, & -9791
Requlted for surface or semi-flush mounted
4" square box and tor surface mounled
4" oclaoonal box
General Operatlng Speclflcatlons
Communicalions and Sensor Supervisory Power
Communications Connections
Remote LED Alarm lndicator Current
Remote LED Alarm Indicator and Connections
UL LiSIEd T
Operating Temperalure
Range, with Each Base
MAPNET ll or lDNel, auto-select, 24-40 VDC ddata, 400 pA tvpica.,
1 address oer base
Screw t€rminals for in/out 18 to 14 AWG
lo alarm cunent
Color coded wire leads. 18 AWG
32' to 100' F (0' to 38'
10 to 95% RH
4098-971 4. Pholoelectric Sensor 0-2000 tUmin '10 m/minAir Velocity Range
4098-971 7, lonization Sensor 0-200 tumin 1 nvman
Altitude
Housing Color
4098-9791 Base Wlth Supervlsed Remote Relay 2098-9737 (sea
Frost While
2 for contact ratings)
with 4098-9717 or 4098 -9733 3?" to 122" F (0" to 50'
wath 4098-9714 15" to122" F G9" to 50'
to 8000 tl
Coil V 18-32 VDC
Current 270llA, ttom 24VDC
Alarm Current wiih 2098-9737 Relay 28 mA, trom 24 VDC supply
/tO9&9822 Unsupervised Relay, Requlremonts tor Bases 409&9789 and 4Gr8€791 (see page 2 for contact ratings)
Coil Voltaqe | 18-32 VDC (nominal 24
Current from communications
Alarm Cunent 13 mA lrom 24VOC
Simplex, the Simpl$ Iogo, TrueAlarn. MAPNET lL and IDNet are either tralcma 6 nr rugistered trudenark of Simplex Tim. Reconlu Co. in
thc U.S. an l,/or other counarics. NFPA 72 is o rcgistercd tru.jcmark of the Nationol Firc Prctection Asst ciution (NFPA).
s4098-0019-7 4/00
Wesltninster, Massachusetts 01,,t41 -0001 USA
visit us on the world wide web at wwwslmplexnet.com
All specifications and other information shown were curr€nt as ol prinling and are subject to change without notice.
S,Simplen
S"Simpbn
UL, ULC Listed;FM, CSFM,
and MEA (NYC) Approved.
Multi-Appl ication Peri pherals
MAPNET ll@ or lDNetrM Communicating Devices
Addressable Manual Stations
lttr
Individually addressable manual fire alarm
stations with:
r Power and data supplied via MAPNET tr or IDNet
addressable communications using a single wire
pair**
o Operation that complies with ADA requirements
o Pull lever that protrudes when alarmed
r Break-rod supplied (use is optional)
o Models are available with single or double action
(breakglass or push) operation
o UL listed to Standard 38
Compatible with Simplex:
r Model Series 4010/4lWl4l2Ol4O2O fire alarm
control panels equipped with either IDNet or
MAPNET II communications
r Model Series 2120 communicating device
transponders (CDTs) equipped with MAPNET tr
communications
Compact, sealed construclion:
r NEMA 2 enclosure rating for minimal dust
infiltration
r Allows mounting in standard electrical boxes
r Screw terminals for wiring connections
Tamper resistant reset key lock (keyed slrme as
Simplex fre alarm cabinets)
Multiple mounting options:
r Surface or semi-flush with standard boxes or
matching Simplex boxes
r Flush mount adapter kit
r Adapters are available for retrofitting to
commonly available existing boxesMmil
The Simplex rnodel 4099-9001 addressable station
combines the familiar Simplex manual station housing
with a compact communication module that is easily
installed to satisfy demanding applications. Its integral
individual ad&essable module (IAM) constantly monitors
status and communicates changes to the connected conrol
panel via MAPNET II or IDNet communications wiring.
' Iris Fofid h6 been apFo/ed by t|o Celfomia Stats Fn Ma6hal (CSFM) pu$ant to
S€dio.r 13114.1 of fts Calilomia Hedh and Salety Cod€. Se6 CSFM Lishg
71 5G@6:224 lor allo,vaus vd!6 andor cflditions conc€rnirq mat€dd prEs€d€d in this
docunent, ll is sutri€cl to re-€xanination, rsvision, and pGsible cancellatjon. Accepted lor
use - qty ol New Yort Deparlm4ll ol Buildngs - MEA3S93E. Additonal tisrings may b€
apdicabi€, contacl Simplex lor the lal€st statrs.
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4099-9001 Addressable Manual Slation
(front and side view)
4099-9002
Breakglass
6!ffit
4099-9003
Push
with 2098-9828
lnstitutional
Cover kit
Activation of the Simplex 4099-9001 single manual
station requires a firm downward pull to activate the
alarm swirch. Completing the action breaks an internal
plastic break-rod (visible below the pull lever, use is
optional). The use of a break-rod can be a deterrent to
vandalism without interfering with the minimum pull
requirements needed for easy activation. The pull lever
latches into the alarm position and rcmains extended out
of the housing to provide a visible indication.
Double Action Stations (Breakglass) require the
operator to strike the front mounted hammer to break the
glass and expose the recessed pull lever. The pull lever
then operates as a single action station,
Double Action Stations (Push Type) require that a
spring loaded interference plate (marked PUSrD be
pushed back to access the pull lever of the single action
station.
Station teset requires the use of a key to reset the
manual station lever and deactivate the alarm switch. (If
the break-rod is used, it must be replaced.)
Station testing is performed by physical activation of
the pull lever. Electrical testing can be also performed by
unlocking the station housing to activate the alarm switch.
" MAPNET ll and IDNEI addressable communicalions designs are probcted by
U.S. Patsnt No. 4.796.025.
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Addressable Manual Stations
Addressable manual station, red housing with white
letters and white oull lever
Accessories
Cast aluminum surlace mount
Semi-llush lrim olate lor double oano switch box. red
Surface trim olate for Wiremold box V5744-2. red
odel
2975-9178
297s-9022
2099-9813
2099-9814
2099-98 t I
2099-9820
2099-9803
2099-9804 break-rod
2099-9828 Instilutional cover kit for field installalion on 4099-9001
rEFttttF
Feterence
Reler to page 3 for dimensions
Typically lor retrofit, refer lo page 4
Ref er to page 4 lor delails
Power and Communications MAPNET ll or lDNet, 1 address per slation, up to 2500 ft (762 m) f rom lire alarm control
to 10.000 ft distance (includinq T-T
Address Means I
Wire Connections Screw lerminal for in/out tor 18 to 14 AWG wire
UL List€d T 32' to 120' F (0" to 49"intended tor indoor
to 93% RH at 100" F
with white raised
Material and oull lever
Pull Lever Color White with red raised
Dimensions 5" H x 3 3/4' W x 1" D 1127 mmx 95 mm x 25 mm
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Single Gang Box Mount
Singfe gang box, 2112' deep
(64 mm), RACO #500 or equal
(supplied by others)
4" Square Box Mount
4'(102 mm) square box, 2118'(54 mm) minimum
depth, RACO #231 or equal (supplied by others)
Sinqle gang cov€r plale, 3/4'
(19 mm) exiension, RAco #773
or equal (supplied by olhers)
Semi-Flush Mount Side View
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Mount tlush or with
1/16'(2 mm)
maximum ext€nsion
DO NOT RECESS 4" Square box
with cover plate
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Preferred Mounting. For
surface mounting of these
addressable manual stations. the
preferred electrical boxes are
shown in the illustration to the
right.
Additional Mounting
ReferenCe. Refer to page 4 for
Wiremold box mounting
compatibility.
2975.9178 Box
5 3/16'H x 4" W x 2 3/16' D
(132 mm x 102 mm x 56 mm)
(ordered ssparatsly)
2975{OZI Cast Bor
5'Hx37/8'Wx23/16'D
(127 mm x 98 mm x 56 mm)
Knockouts located
top and boftom
(oder€d s€paratoly)
Access for 3|//|: threaded
conduit located top and botlom
{_
1' (25.4 mm)
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4099 Series Addressable Manual Station
ffi
Refer to NFPA 72, grc National Fire
Alarm Code (reference section 5-8),
and all applicable local codes for
complete requirements for manual
stations. The following summarizes the
basic requirements.
1. Stations shall be located in the
normal path of exit and disuibuted
in the protected area such that they
are unobstructed and readily
accessible.
2. Mounting shall be with the
operable part not less than 3 1/2 ft
(l.l m) and not more than 4 1/2 ft
(1.37 m) above floor level.
3. At least one station shall be
provided on each floor. Additional
stations shall be provided to obtain
a travel distance not more than
200 ft (61 m) to the nearest station
from any point in the building.
4. When manual station coverage
appears limited in any way,
additional stations should be
installed.
Field wiring
(shown for relerence)
Simplex 2975-9178 box
(shown for relerence)
Switch wiring
(prewired)
1
-7-
Address setting under
resealable label (accessible
wilh cover open)
Stalion cover
hinges open tor
installation access
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For retrofit and new
installations, additional
compatible mountin g boxes
and the required adapter plates
are shown in the illustration to
the right.
Please note that these
addressable manual stations
will also install pnto single
gang Wiremold" box model
Y5747 but will overlap the
box. Wiremold V5747
dimensions are: 4 5/8" H x
2718"Wxl3/8"D(117mm
x 73 mm x 35 mm).
2099-9814 Surlace tdm
for Wremold box
51/8'Hx5'W
(130 mm x 127 mm)
Wiremold
r€c€ptacle box
modd V57rl4-2
(supplied by
others)
Two gang svvitch box, each
3'Hx2'Wx2U4'D
(76 mm x 51 mm x 70 mm)
(supplied by others)
4099-9001 loNel
addressabl€ slation
20999813 Semiffush trim tor 2 gang
switchbox,6'Hx41/2'W
(152 mm x 'l14 mm)
Flush mount adaoter kit
209S9819. Black
209+9820, Beig€
4 g/r (121 mm)
6 94' (171 mm)
Front View Side View
Sinple;e the Sinphx logo. MAPNET !1, antl IDNet arc cither tmilcmatks or r.gittered trtdcnatLt of fimplex Titru Rccotder Co. in thc U.S. andlot othzr countri.s. NFPA n
ond Narionat Fira Alon Code ar. ragiskl.d tlad.martLt of th. Nolional Firc Prot.ction Assrrciatio^ (NFPA). Lran is a tralena ol tha Ccncml Electric Co. Wircmold is
a trodcma* of,hc Witenokl Conpanl.
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411/16" (119 mm)
square bo)q 2 1/8'
(54 mm) minimum
d6pth (by others)
S"Simplen
II"Simplel(M u lti-Appl ication Peri pherals
and Accessories
Batteries and Chargers
2081 Series
System Batteries, 6.2 Ah to 50 Ah
FEATURES
o Rechargeable, sealed lead-acid design:
- Lead-calcium grid structure
- lmmobilized electrolyte in absorbent separator
- High reliability dual seal construction
- Low mainlenance. no need to add water
- Low self-discharge characlerislics
. One-piece, high impact polystyrene cell cover
. UL 924 recognized pressure relief valves
. Available in a variety of capacities
DESCRIPTION
Simplex rechargeable sealedlead acid batteries
provide reliable and repeatable discharge and recharge
characteristics for use in fire alarm and other systems
applications. They are designed with immobilized
electrolyte in an absorbent separalor, allowing them to
provide rated capacity on the first cycle.
Because of their sealed construction, packaging is
allowed within the system electronics enclosure (see
Figure I, page 2). When this is applicable, the quantity
of system cabinets and the battery wiring distances are
both minimized.
SPECIFICATIONS
NominalVoltageRating.............. 12Vlbattery
Discharge Rating .............. 20 Hour Rate
Typical Charge/Discharge Cyc|es.................. 1 00 to 150
Preferred Charge Temperature Range.....60' F to 90' F
(15.6" C to 32.2" C)
- Thsse batl€ri€s meet lhe requirements ol UL, Ul-C, ard Faclory Mutual lor use |rith
respe€live equign€nt banery chargers as lisl€d on page 3. Co act Simpio( lor proFsr
batt€ry sd€ctim per syslem r€quirsnents.
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Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries lor Panel Mounting
APPLICATIONS
Charging. These bafteries are intended to be used
with compatible Simplex battery chargers.
Series Connections. These batteries are required to
be connected in series to produce 24 V system voltage.
Battery sets must be of identical voltage, model
number, appearance, and approximately the same date
of manufacture for proper operation.
Testing. Battery capacity testing is recommended to be
performed by using a sealed lead-acid battery tester
designed to withdraw a minimum of battery charge. The
preferred tester applies a variety of amplitude and
duration controlled test pulses that compares terminal
voltage against those predicted for the specific battery
size. (Iesting is available through Simplex Service.)
Disposal. Battery chemicals and materials can be
recycled. Refer to inlormation shipped with the battery
or on its case. Return to the battery manufacturer or to
a similarly qualified battery processing facility for proper
disoosal.
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SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY CONSTRUCTION OETAILS:
(actual appearance will vary with battery size)
Quick connect or
post type terminal
(type varies with
battery size)
Absorbent separalor
used to immobilize
electrolyte
Lead+alcium gilds
Cell group
Flgure 1. Battery Construction Reference
Sealed outer cover
Potting material,
black for
negative, red for
positive
(polarity is also
clearly marked
with + and -)
Pressure
relief valve
Semi-permeable
memDrane
separator
Cell case (high impact polystyrene)
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BATTERY SPECIFICATIONS AND SELECTION CHART
Dimensions and weight are per battery and are for relerence only. Exact size may vary. Refer to the chart below lor panel
mounting compalibility. These batteries are 12 V each and series connecled tor 24 V system use. When installed in a fire
alarm control panel, lhey are to be ol identical voltage, appearance, model number, and approximately the same
dale of manulaclure,
Simplex Control Panel Series (see tegend and notes below)
4005 4010 410014120
4or
2081-9272
2041-9274
2081-9288
2041.9275
2081-9287
2081-5271
(rectangular)
2081-9276
(square)Yes
2081-9296
(Note 4)
Yes = Can be placed in the respeclive equipmenl cabinet
Ext = 5.x1srn.1 battery cabinet required, reler to selection chart on page 4
Shaded area = let applicable
NOTES:
1 . 401 0 Cabinets will accommodate 2081-9275, 18 Ah bafteries, but will not allow bottom entry conduil.
2. 4020 Cabinets will accommodate 2081-9271 ,33 Ah batteries, but will not allow bottom entry conduit.
3. Use 4081 series companion cabinet and charger, reler to page 4.
4. Refer lo individual lire alarm conirol panel product data sheets for additional batlery application information.
5. These batteries meet the requirements of UL, ULC, and Factory Mutual for use with respective equipment battery chargers listed
above. Contact Simplex for proper battery selection per system requirements,
4t20
4or6-
Ext
Battery Mechanical Specif ications*
Battery Model Ah, 20 Hour
Rate (Ah)widrh Depth Height with
Terminals Approximate Weight
2041-9272 6.2 6 1/8' (156 mm)2 5i 8" (67 mm)4" (102 mm)5.75 lbs (2.6 kg)
2W1-9274 10 6' (153 mm)4 1/16" (103 mm)4" (102 mm)9.2 lbs (4.2 kg)
2081-9288 12.7 6" (153 mm)4' (102 mm)4" (102 mm)9 lbs (a.1 kg)
2081-9275 18 7 1/4" (184 mm)3 3/8' (86 mm)6 5/8" (168 mm)14.3 lbs (6.5 kg)
2081-92A7 25 6 5/8" (168 mm)5" (127 mm)7 (178 mm)19.4 lbs (8.8 kg)
2081-9271
(rectangular)33 12 1/2" (318 mm)3 3iA (86 mm)7 1/16" (179 mm)26.6 lbs (12.1 kg)
208'l-9276
(square)33 7 3/4" (197 mm)5 1i4" (133 mm)6 3/4" (171 mm)26.s lbs (12 kg)
2081-9296 50 I 112" (241 mml 5 1/2" (140 mm)8 718" (225 mm\41.8 lbs (19 kg)
Battery Selection Chart for Fire Alarm Control Panel Mounting
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External Battery Cabinets
Battery
Model '
Ah, 20
Hour
Rate'
Externally Mounted Battery
Cabinets with Chargers
.r I 40812081-e301* I 2081-9303- I s"ii""t
Battery Cabinets without Chargers
(connects to charger in panel)tl
2081-9270* | 2081-9281 | 2081-9282 | 4009-980r I 4009-9802
2081-9275 18
Yes
Yes
Yes
2081-9287 25
-t.:
:i :: I i- .:- | .
2081-9271
2081-9275
33
, ir--. t:,
Yes
F*;'in
2081-9295 50 Yes ' _
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EXTERNAL BATTERY CHARGER AND CABINET REFERENCE
' Batteries smaller than those listed are normally mounled in the product cabinel.
" Refer to Simplex data sheet 52081-0002 lor additional inlormation on lhese remote battery cabinevcharger products.
t Re{er to Simplex data sheet 54081-0001 tor additional information.
Yes = Can be olaced in the resoective eauipment cabinet
Shaded area = Not aoolicable
t Ref er to Simplex dala sheet 52081-0002 lor additional information.
tt Refer to Simplex data sheet 54081-0001 for additional information.
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External Battery Cabinet Specif icalions
Model Description Color Dimensions
2081-9281 2-Unit, 410O style cabinet without charger, with solid door
and battery shelf, primarily intended for 50 Ah batteries
Beige 25 314" W x 20 3/4" H x 6 3/4" D
(654 mm x 527 mm x 171 mm)2081-9282 Red
2081-92701 Extemal battery cabinet without charger
Red
26 1/2"Wx12"Hx12"D
(673 mm x 305 mm x 305 mm)
2081-9301r External battery cabinet with charger
2081-9303r External battery cabinet with charger and with meters
tor voltaoe and current
4009-9801 External baftery cabinet wilhout
charger, with solid door and battery
harness, for close-nippled mounting
to fire alarm control Danel cabinet
For up to 18 Ah
batteries
Beige
16 1/4" W x 13 1/2" H x 4 1/8' D
(413 mm x 3€ mm x '105 mm)
4009-9802 For up to 33 Ah
batleries
25 3/4" W x20 314" Hx 4118'D
(654 mm x 527 mm x 105 mm)
4081
Seriesn
Companion cabinet and charger for
the 4010 fire alarm conlrol oanel
For up to 50 Ah
batleraes
Available
in beige
or red
22 112" W x16 3/4" H x 8 3/8" D
(572 mm x 425 mm x 213 mm)
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5.5impls(Life Alarm
Fire Alarm Gontrols
UL. ULC Listed*
FM Approved**
NYC, MEA Approvedt
Fire Alarm Controls
4009 Series NAC Power Extender
for Conventional NAC Operation
FEATURES
. Eldends capacity of an existing notilication
appliance circuit (NAC):
- Provides four, power-limited NACs with general
alarm operation, available as Class B or Class A,
each rated 2 A (expandable to eight NACs)
- Includes 8 A power supply/charger
- Follows coded or non-coded alarm input
. Internal 8 A power supply/battery charger:
- Charges internal batteries up to 12.7 Ah or up to
18 Ah batteries in extemal cabinet
- Supervises lor power loss, brownout, and
batteries, and has power-on and trouble LEDs
- Selectable for use with remote battery/charger
. Flexible connections to host panel also provade
earth fault detection:
- Local installations connect to dedicated NAC (+)
and panel power supply return (0 V)
- For remote locations, up to four, 4009s can be
connected on a single NAC with notification
appliances, with up to eight signal cards allowed
(requires 4009-9806 Earth Detection Module)
. lndividual circuit trouble LEDs
. Surface/semi-llush beige cabinet included
. UL listed to Standard 864
SPECIFICATIONS
Input , i
120 VAC Models 102-132 VAC,60 Hz
24(l VAC Models 1.54 @ 204-2UVAC, 50/60 Hz
Alarm/Supervisory Input 18 to 32 VDC, fillered or unliltered
' ULC listed models are designaled with a 'C' sutlix (example:
4009-9001c).
" FM approved with 120 VAC input.
t Accepted for use - City of New York Departmenl of Buildings -
ME435.93E.
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4009 NAC Power Extender
DESCRIPTION
Compliance with ADA (the Americans with Disabilities
Act) often requires adding notification appliances to
existing fire alarm control panels. ll the existing panel
cannot handle the additional devices, a Simplex 4009
NAC Power Extender can orovide an additional 8 A ot
NAC power with four, supervised reverse polarity
NACS, Class B or Class A (Style YZ ), without
requiring a control panel replacement.
Flexible Locations. The 4009 can be mounted close
to a compatible, dedicated host panel NAC, or can be
located remotely. When remotely located, up to four,
4009s can be connected to a compatible NAC circuit
that can also include notification appliances. Remote
locations require the optional 4009-9806 Earth Detect
Module. (Refer to connection diagram on next page for
additional information.)
Operation. Alarms from the host panel will signal the
four, 4009 NACs to extend the alarm. The 4009
monitors itself and each of its output NACs for trouble
conditions (and optionally, earth detection trouble) and
opens the host NAC'S connection to inform the host
panel, but still being able to respond to alarms.
Earth Fault Detection is maintained by the host lire
alarm control panel when the 4009 is mounted locally
to a dedicated NAC. lf the 4009 is remotely located on
a compatible reverse polarity NAC, the optional earth
delect module will provide the required earth detection.
lf an earth lault is sensed, the module will transler a
trouble to the controlling NAC and the 4009 will light its
own earth fault trouble LED.
4009 NAC Expansion. An additional lour circuit
module may be added to allow separale control of
audible and visible appliances or to allow all eight
circuits to be controlled together.
Operating Temperature 32" F to 120" F (0" C to 49' C)
107" to 90% RH, from 32" F to 104' F
. 67 mA lor slandard system
37 mA lor additional 4 circuit card
. 30 mA for power supply
73 mA oer 4 circuit card
. 2 A maximum per l.lAC
. 4 A maximum per 4 circuit card
when second card is installed
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4OO9 MODEL SELECTION CHART
Model
4009-9001
4009-9002
Desc Ptlon
Four Circuit NAC Extender Panel, 120 VAC Input power
Class
Class
I
7
4009-9101
4009-9102
Four Circuit NAC Extender Panel, 240 VAC Input power
Class
Class
I
z
4009-9803
4009-9804
Additional Four Circuit NAC Module, lield installed (one maximum)
Class E/Stvle Y
Class A,/Stvle Z
4009-9805
4009-9806
2975-9801
Red Appliqu6 lor NAC Extender cabinet
Earth Detect Module, field installed
Semi-Flush Trim Kit, beige
2081-9288
2081-9275
Batteries, 12 V sealed lead-acid,2 required'
'| 2.7 Ah, maximum size for internal cabinet mountit
18 Ah, requires external battery cabinet 4009-9801
4009-9801 External Battery Cabinet, beige wilh solid door, includes battery hamess, for mounting close-nippled
to 4009 cabinet, cabinet size: 161/4"Wx13 112" H x 3" D (413 mm x 343 mm x 76 mm
' Refer to data sheet 52081{006 for smaller batterv sizes and additional details.
MOUNTING INFORMATION
Door width:
16 1/2. (419 mm) I Wall surface
- . .:. '------arlt ox wom: I
16 1/4'(413 mm) |
B6ige semi-tlush lrim
2975-9801 , 1 7/16' wide (73 mm)
Battery mounting
area, avoid
bottom entry
conduit in this
location
4 3/16'
(108 mm)
---T--
I
I
13 1/2'
(343 mm)
I
I
+
4OO9 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM
Extemal battery connection
(if required)
To dedicated NAC (+) and host fire alarm
control panel 0 V for local conneclion
QEup lo tour, 4009s on a dedicated or
populated NAC (see Note 3)
Local AC Power
NAC
Zones
2 wires, each
circuit
Connecl to separate NAC of same
control panel if separate control of /ts
additional four circuit module is
required (see Nole 4)
NOTES:
1. NAC input wiring is #18 AWG minimum or lo local code.
2. Beter 10 field wiring diagram 841-925 and Installation Instructions 574-827 lor additional information.
3. Earth fault detection requires optionat module 4009-9806 (tor isolated connection mode) or connec'tion to panel 0 V.
4. Separale control of strobes requires additional four circuit module. (On-until-silence for audibles, on-until-reset
lor strobes')
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To audible and/or visible
notification appliances:
homs, bells, slrobes,
chimes, etc.
4 NACS, each raled 2 A @
24 VDC nominal, power
limited,8 Atotal power
available (see Note 4)
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II"Simpls(TrueAlarni
Fire Alarm Gontrols
UL, ULC Listed;
FM, CSFM, and
MEA (NYC) Approved*
Fire Alarm Controls
4100 and 4120 Series Addressable
Detection and Control Systems
STANDARD FEATURES
. UL Listed fot:
- Fire Detection and Control (UOJZ)
- Proprietary Alarm Units - Burglar (APOU)
- Process Management Equipment (OVAX)
- Smoke Control Service (UUKL)
. Wide viewing angle,80 character super-twisl LCD
. Selectable for maintained display of first alarm
. Expandable upto 1000 points
. Dedicated supervisory service indicator and
acknowledge
. Nonvolatile flash EPROM memory
. Battery supervision (low/no battery)
r Power-limited operation per NEC 760 (module
dependent)
SOFTWARE FEATURES
. WALKTESTTM system test"
. Four operator access levels
. 600 event historical log
. Individual circuit disconnecUdisable
. Programmable:
- Alarm verification by zone or point
- Selective signaling and/or relay control
- Zone coding (PNIS)
- Signal silence reminder
OPTIONAL FEATURES
. Voice communications and firefighter's phones
e lnterface to remole:
- MAPNET ll@ addressable devices and TrueAlarm@
analog sensors"
- utNtplef, transoonders
- TrueAlertrM Addressable Controllers
- 4-2O mA Analog Monitor ZAMs (AMZs)
- Suoervised LED and LCD serial annunciators
. Release control operation
OPTIONAL MODULES (partial list)
. 4120 Network interlace
. Class A or Class B lDCs and NACS
. Control relays with feedback
. Dial-in service modem
. RS-232 interlace to remote printer or
CRT/keyboard
. Panel mount printer
. Internal DACTS, serial or contact closure
. Decoder module for coded circuit interface
. Simplex2120 interlace
. Expansion power supplies and battery chargers
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41OO14120 Series Fire Alarm Control
Panel with Ootional Voice Control
INTRODUCTION
Simolex 410014120 Series Fire Alarm Detection and
Control Panels provide an extensive and powerful
featr-rre list to satisfy a wide variety ol applications and
local code requirements. They are on-site programmable
to provide mapping logic lor inputs and outputs and for
custom labeling additions and revisions. Their tlexible
site-specific software features can be quickly and
securely generated, modified, and archived by trained
service personnel using computer based programming
tools. With this flexibility, last minute changes can be
made on-site, minimizing delays in iob completion.
Monitor and control point expansion is available up to a
maximum of 1000 points in any combination of lDCs,
NACs, auxiliary control relays, and addressable
devices. Annunciation capacity is up to 2000 points.
' This product has be€n approved by lhe Calilomia Slale Flr€ MaFhal (CSFM) puFuanl lo
SecUon 13144.1 of he Calilomh Health and Salely Cods. s€€ CSFM Ljslings
71 66{02e 1 60 and 717G002e 1 87 lor allowable values andor cmditions conc€ming
rnatefial p{es€nted in this documeit. lt is sutiect lo reexaninalion, tevisioi, ard possiue
cancellation. Accepted lor us6 - Oly of Nerv Yo Departmgrl ol Buildngs - MEA35-93€.
Apdicable FM appfoval inlormation is availaue on €quesi, Addlional listings may be
apdicabls, coohcl Simplox lor the latest slatus.
" WATKTEST syste.n lest is protecled under US Patent No. 4,725,818. MAPNET ll
addressade coanmunicalims is o,otected under U.S. Palent No. 4796,@5. Trudlam
analog d€lection is prol€cted under U.S. Palent No. 5,155,468 and 5,173,683.
NoTE: Ihe leatures described in this documenl assume operation vvilh revisim I soltware,
oslailed inlomalion aboul4120 Nelwori( operalion is lflJnd in dala sheel
54l2S0001. 4100 Se es conlrci panels b€cofle 41iO Sedes cmttd panels when
equipped wih a 4120 Netvofi inlerla6 and fie teqdred netvio* ptogfanming.
s4100-0013-14 8/00
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OPERATOR INTERACTION
Primary Operator Functions. The 4100 operator
panel maximizes the performance ol primary lire alarm
functions by displaying only the indications and
interaction switches required for responding to
emergency situations (see Figure I below).
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FIGURE 1. Primary Operalor Functions
with Typical Alarm Display
Indications. Alarm, supervisory, and trouble conditions
are indicaled al the operatois panel by dedicated LEDs
and a local tone-alert. An 80 character (2 lines x 40
characters) alphanumeric super-twist liquid crystal
display provides inlormation concerning point status
(alarm, trouble, supervisory, etc.), type of alarm (smoke
detector, manual station, waterflow supervisory, etc.), a
custom location label, and number of alarms and other
condilions in the system. The top line as shown in
Figure 1 would be the custom label for this alarm point.
(lf lirst alarm display is selected, status count appears
after alarms are acknowledged.)
First Alarm Display. When selected for maintained
display of the first alarm, and if multiple alarms occur,
the first alarm will remain displayed until acknowledged.
The information shown in Figure 1 will alternate
approximately once per second with the second
information line of the tirst alarm. A typical second line
for the alarm shown would be:
EAST WING, THIRD FLOOR, ABEA 19, SMOKE
Press <Alarm Aclo to acknowledge
Switch Operation. Alarm, supervisory, and trouble
conditions have dedicated acknowledge push-button
switches. Operation of the appropriate acknowledge
switch silences the tone-alert wilh the LED remaining
illuminated until all conditions in that category are
restored to normal.
The 4100 can be programmed to perform a'global
acknowledge" where a single push ol the appropriale
acknowledge switch will silence the tone-alert for all
points in that condition. lt can also be programmed for
individual acknowledgment of each point in an
abnormal condilion, as well as their restoration. Both
operations are in accordance with the requirements of
NFpA 72, the National Fire Alarm Code.
Notilication appliances can be silenced by pressing the
ALARM SILENCE switch. Pressing the SYSTEM
RESET switch restores the system to the normal
operation mode. The system tone-alert can be
programmed to resound at user specilied time intervals
to serve as an 'active status remindef when a trouble
condition remains in the system and the audible trouble
signal has been silenced.
Additional Operator Function Keys. For increased
functionality, additional operator keys are available by
opening the access door (see Figure 2 below). The
FUNCTION KEYS, DISPLAY/ACTION keypad, and the
ENTRY keypad are the operator interlace sections that
are not essential in a tire emergency situation. These
functions are presented in a self-directing manner and
include: circuiVdevice ENABLE or DISABLE, control
point turn ON or OFF, DISPLAY HISTORICAL LOGS,
etc.
Operator access is determined by four passcode
protected security levels. Level 1 allows rouline actions
while level 4 is reserved for trained technician service
access. Access in levels 2, 3, and 4 is selectable and
passcode protected to ensure proper authorization for
that level's control access. Passcode log-ins are stored
in the history log for access review.
Display Action and Entry Keypads allow operators
(with proper access levels) to perform controlling
tunclions to system zones, NACs, and auxiliary control
relays, or to gain access for system inlormation.
DISABLE allows a specilic circuii or a specilic
addressable device to be disconnected from the
system to isolate a problem. A trouble condition will
occur as a reminder ol the action taken. ENABLE
followed by ENTER restores the circuit or device lo
active status in approximately 60 seconds. The display
will count down the remaining time and will wam the
operator if the circuit to be enabled will cause an alarm.
The NET key is used to display 4120 Network point
data located at other network panels.
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OPERATOR INTERACTION (C ONtiNUEd)
Cqntrol Keypad. CONTROL identifies five
programmable switches with associated LEDs.
Possible applications are: city disconnect, door holder
bypass, manual evacuation, elevalor capture bypass,
elc. Control switches can be individually passcode
protected such that only certain access level operators
can perform that function (refer to Figure 3 below).
Provision
for
Custom
Labels
FIGURE 3. Controt Key Detail
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Function Keys. FUNCTION KEYS identilies the "soff
keys F1 through F4 whose functions vary within each
Main Menu Option. Each key's function is described on
the top line of the display. For example, in the
DISPLAY HISTORICAL ALARM LOGS FUNCTION
menu, pressing the F2 key will display the most recent
alarm event stored in the history log (see Figure 4
above).
MASTER CONTROLLER MODULE
The 4100 Masler Controller Board provides system
control, synchronization, and supervision ol all
modules, continuously scanning each module for status
changes. Features include the following:
. Operator's Panel with LCD and operator keys
. SPDT Auxiliary Trouble Relay rated 2 A @
30 VDC, resistive loads
. City Circuit Connection, 24VDC remote slation
(reverse polarity), local energy, shunt master box, or
a Form 'C" contact outout
. Battery Charger for up to 1 10 Ah batteries:
- Batteries up to 33 Ah mount in the bottom of the
cabinet, batteries larger than 33 Ah mount er:temal
to the cabinet
- Compatible with lead acid or Nioad batteries
. Intelligent Power.Limited Power Supply:
- Two isolated outputs of 4 A each at 28.5 VDC when
AC powered (24 VDC during battery operation)
- Tap "B' provides 4 A lor general purpose NAC and
control power (NOTE: This output is not available
when charging 1 10 Ah bafteries.)
- Tap 'A" provides panel power with the remainder
available for NACs controlling "clean" loads with
controlled inrush current and proper transient
suppression
- LCD readout of system voltage and currenl, and
battery voltage and current
- Optional 12 VDC converter (4100-0019), rated 2 A
@ 12 VDC. requires 1.1 A max lrom 28 VDC
- AC inout is 6 A @ 120 VAC. 3 A @ 240 VAC.
50/60 Hz
REDUNDANT MASTER CONTROLLER OPT]ON
(4100-7023) Provides monitored dual control with
automatic switch-over hardware.
INITIATING DEVICE CIRCUITS (lDCs)
(4100-5000 Series):
- Eight circuit zone modules provide system
expansion as Style B (Class B) or Style D (Class A)
Ooeration
- Capable ol supporting UL listed compatible, two-wire
smoke detectors and electronic heat detectoas plus
normally open contact devices (manual stations,
mechanical heat detectors, etc.)
- Accepts mechanical coded Inputs
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE CIRCUITS (NACs)
(4100-4000 Series):
- Two, {our, or six circuit modules provide system
expansion as Class B (Style Y) or Class A (Style Z)
- Supervised for opens, grounds, and wire-to-wire
shorts
- Dual and Triple channel modules have integral
switching relays for selecting the proper audio
channel output
- Outputs can be programmed for temporal pattern or
march time pattem
- NACS are rated as: 2 A @ 24VDC;50 W @
25 VRMS o|100 W @ 70 VRMS for speaker circuits;
or up to six firefighter telephones (including master)
GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING
SPECIFICATIONS
Humidity........... .....85% Noncondensing
Temperature ......................... 32" to 120" F (0' to 49" C)
MODULE DESCRIPTIONS
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MODULE DESCRTPTTON S (c ontinued)
D['AL RS-232 COMMUNICATIONS MODULE
(4100-0113):
- Each module provides two RS-232 ports for
connection to CRT/keyboards (terminals), printers,
or other approved compatible applications
- Up to live RS-232 ports are supported per 4100
control panel with tlvo ports (total) being selected as
CRT/keyboards
- Each port can be vectored by event category
- Up to three ports total can be configured to
communicale with a hosl 21 20 Multiplex System
using 2-wire, 2120 communications (DC Comm)
- Module option 4100-01 37 is available to orovide
Style 7, RS-232, 2120 communications
STYLE 7, 2120 (DC COMM) TNTERFACE MODULE
(4100-0123):
- Maintains 2120 communications during a
wire-to-wi re short tault condition
- Includes primary, secondary, and transmit status
indicators
AUXILIARY CONTROL RELAYS:
- Built-in fuse protection per contact
- Feedback tracks on/otf status of remote devices
- 4100-3001, Four CPU controlled relays, DPDT
conlacts rated fot 2 A @ 24 VDC . or 1 12 A @
120 VAC, inductive
- 4100-3002, Four CPU controlled relays, DPDT
contacts rated 10 A @ 24 VDC or 240 VAC
maximum, inductive
- 4100-3003, Eight CPU controlled relays, SPDT
contacts rated 3 A @ 24VDC or 120 VAC. resistive
EXPANSION POWER SUPPLY, POWER-LIMITED,
120 VAC INPUT (4100-1108):
- I A, (two taps of 4 A each) filtered, unregulated
24 VDC output for standard peripheral devices
- AC input is 2.5 A @ 120 VAC, 60 Hz
MINIPLEXO REMOTE INTELLIGENT POWER
suPPLY, POWEF-LTMTTED (4100-01 17):
- Tap "B" provides 4 A at 28.5 VDC lor general
purpose NAG and conlrol power
- Tap'A" provides remote module power, 4 A
maximum, 2 A is typically available for "clean" loads
with controlled inrush currents and proper transient
suppression (actual available power depends on
remote module requirements)
- 4 A for battery charging (lead acid batteries only)
- Addressable electronics communicale status,
voltage, and curent information for viewing at the
panel LCD. Operator panel can be used to control
output taps.
- AC input is 6 A @ 120 VAC, 3 A @ 240 VAC,
50/60 Hz
Typical 4100, R5-232 Conneclions
NONPOWEH-LIMITED EXPANSION POWER
SUPPLIES
Power
Supply
4100-0105
4100-0115
4100{108
Input
2 A @ 120 VAC,
Outpul
5A@24YDC*5"/.,
lor regulated
peripheral power
I A @ 24 VOC (two
lapsof4Aeach)
filtered, unregulated410S.01 18
ADDITIONAL BATTERY CHARGERS:
- Charges up to 110 Ah bafteries, lead acid or NiCad
- Monitors for AC power failure, low/no battery, and
high battery level
- 120 VAC, 60 Hz model 4100-0104 requires 2 A inpul
- 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz model 4100-01 14 requires 1 A
input
41 OO.O124 ENHANCED BATTERY CHARGER:
- Charges up 10 110 Ah batteries, lead acid or NiCad
- Manual switches for high rate charge and AC
disconnect
- LEDs for AC f ailldisconnect, loMno battery, and high
battery level
- Melers to indicate battery voltage and charging
current, 0-50 VDC voltmeter, 0-5 A ammeter
- AC inout is 2 A @ 120 VAC
4120 NETWORK INTERFACE:
Model 4120-6014 provides a modular interlace with
media options of:
- 4120-0142, for wired data
- 4120-01 43, for fiber optics
- 4120-0144, for modem connections
- Refer to data sheet S4120{003 for delails
Physical Bridge Modules provide extended modem
connection flexibility with choice ol:
- Style 4 communications, 4120-6023
- Style 7 communications, 4120-6024
- Refer to data sheet S4120-0005 for details
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410014120 Voice Communication Gommand Center Components
Master Controll6r
One-Way Voice
Communicalions Microohone
Two-Way Firefighter
Master Phon€
MODULE DESCRtpTtON g lContinue$
ONE-WAY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
. Single and dual channel audio
. Triple channel audio with a dedicated microphone
channel
. Multiple supervised remote microphone inputs
. Multiple built-in selectable tones
. Spoken voice coding
. Multiple digitally recorded human voice messages
. Spoken WALKTEST system testing
. Digitized voiceltone generation
. Automatic or manual audio control
. Separate evacuation, drill, and optional 'All Clea/'
voice messages and tones
. Ready-to-talk indicator for microphone
. Optional synchronized redundant voice tone
generator
. Local panel speaker for tone/message broadcast
verification
. MINIPLEX Voice Transponders for distributed audio
FIREFIGHTER TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
. Firefighter telephone to audio interface
. Multiple remote masler phones
. Ring signal on remote lirefighters telephone
indicates call reouest
. Telephone circuits are supervised for open and
shorl circuit conditions
GENERAL
The 4100 Audio System provides one-way voice
communication, alarm tones, ancUor digitally
prerecorded voice messages to alert occupants of fire
or other emergency situations. Evacuation signaling
may be automatically generated via alarm initiated
event programs in the 4100 Master Controller or by
firefighting personnel operaling the system microphone.
The system may also be equipped with a Firefighter
Master Telephone module to provide the Fire
Commander with two-way communications with
firefighters or fire wardens located remotely throughout
the building.
OPERATION
The 4100-0210 Audio Control Board provides rouling
and pre-amplification of digitized alarm tones and voice
messages. Actual tones and human voice messages
are digitally recorded and stored in the audio control
board's message memory. When called upon, an
integral Voice Tone Generator (VTG) recreates the
audio waveforms of the prerecorded voice/tone
messages with completely natural sound. The Audio
Control Board receives instructions from the 4100
Master Controller to direct the routing of the audio
tones, codes, prerecorded or manual voice messages
to the appropriate audio output circuits.
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MODULE DESCRIPTTON S, (C onti nued)
AUDIO CONTROL BOARD FEATURES
(4100{200 Series):. Message Memory - Custom Message Data
. Routing Matrix - lnpuUOutput Switching
. Audio Inputs:
- Master Microphone
- Remote Microphone #1 (Optional)
- Remote Microphone #2 (Optional)
- Primary Voiceffone Generator (Optional)
- Secondary Voiceffone Generator (Optional)
- Phone to Audio lnterface
. Audio Outputs:
- Channel 1 (Single Channel,4100-0210)
- Channel 2 (Dual Channel, 4100-021 1)
- Channel 3 (Triple Channel, 41004212)
- Local Panel Speaker
. Audio Tones:
- Slow Whoop - slowly ascending tone from 200 to
830 Hz in 2.5 seconds, recommended for fire alarm
and no other purpose
- HighAow - lree-running signal with a high
frequency of 750 Hz for 100 ms and a low
frequency o{ 500 Hz for 400 ms
- Horn - continuous 500 Hz tone primarily used lor
coded systems
- Chime - 600 Hz lundamental tone with a 1 .5 s
duration, used as a free-running tone or for coded
operation
- Beep - 500 Hz tone of 0.7 s on, 0.7 s off
- Slutter - 500 Hz tone with eoual on and off times of
''100 ms
- Wail - ascends, then descends between 600 to 940 Hz
- GSA Tone - continuous 2000 Hz tone
- Bell - a fundamental frequency of 35O Hz with
prominent harmonics at 700 Hz and 2100 Hz
- Selectable Temporal Pattern for horn, bell, whoop,
and chime tones (1/2 sec on, 1/2 sec otf, 1/2 sec
on, 1/2 sec otf, 1/2 sec on, 1 1/2 sec ofl)
ZONE CODED SIGNALING is available using tones or
spoken numbers. Spoken coded messages can be
used in place ol conventional pulse tone coding to
eliminate counting and interpretation of the zone coded
location. For example, a fire alarm zone such as First
Floor East, Smoke Detector Room 23 will be Code
1123.
Two possible transmission schemes are:
1. Conventional Zone coded Signaling where
T = Tone: T...T...TT...Tfi ...T...T...TT...TTT...2. Spoken Coded Signaling:
Code, one..one..two..three...
Code, one..one. two..three
The Digital Audio Controller has the ability to precede
spoken codes with phrases and alert tones. As an
alternative, the previous example could have been
preceded with a chime tone. The qsTQ"code'could be
repfaced with the phrase "Docfor Fircstone, please dial...".
PREPROGRAMMED SPECIAL MESSAGES ATE
available on request. Up to live minutes ol special
phrases and messages are available to meet specilic
applications. The standard Evacuation Message is:
'Attention... Attention... Attention... An emergency has
been reported.... AII occupants walk to the neatest
stairway exit and walk down to your assigned re-
entry floor or main lobby... Do not use the elevator...
Walk to the nearest stairway.... Do not use the
elevator.... Walk to the nearest stairway."
AUDIO AMPLIFIERS (410G0200 & -1200 Series):
- Power-limited models are available with 25 W or
100 W output al 25 VRMS, or 90 W output at
70 VRMS
- Nonoower-limited models are available with 100 W
outDut at 25 VBMS or 70 VRMS
- Frequency response of 120 to 12,000 Hz
- Battery backup operation
- Integral amplilier monitor lor supervised operation
- Optional redundant operation provides automatic
switchover lrom primary lo backup amplifier
MAPNET [o, TRUEALARMo MODULE (4100-0110]:
- Uo to 127 MAPNET ll addressable devices or
TrueAlarm analog sensors per module
- MAPNET ll Line lsolator Modules for panel mount
(4100-01 1 1 ) or line powered (21 90-9169, surface
mount or 2190-9170, flush mount)
- Refer to data sheet S4100-0002 for delails
DECODER MODULE (4100-0136)
Translates coded initiating circuit inputs into
addressable points. Refer to data sheet S4100-0018 for
details.
DrAL-rN SEFVICE MODEM (4100-0139)
Provides remote access for a computer equipped with
a modem and terminal emulation software.
PANEL MOUNT PRINTER (410G0451):
- 40 column high speed event printer
- 20 visible lines with internal take-up reel
- Operates lrom system voltage with battery back-up
- Requires dedicated RS-232 port
- Refer to data sheet S4100-0021 lor details
INTERNAL DUAL LINE DACT MODULES:
- Each provides multiple programmable leatures such
as automatic 24 hour test and power lail report
delay
- Each line reouires a DACT cable. model 2080-9047,
',|4 ft long, with RJ45 plug
- Serial DACT 4100-0155 is capable of
communicatin g serial, point-specilic information
(refer to data sheet 52080-0009 for details)
- Contact Closure DACT 4100-0153:
- Alarm input typically connects to City relay
contacts
- Provides Supervisory and AC power fail
reporting using dedicated relay contacts
- Provides DACT communications status
monitoring using relay leedback point
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MOEULE DESCRTPTTON S (continued)
DISTRTBUJED MODULE OPERAT|ON W|TH
MTNTPLEX- TRANSPONDERS (4100-8019):
- Allows remote location of: Amplifiers, MAPNET ll
and TrueAlarm Interface Modules, Initiating Device
Circuits, Notification Appliance Circuits, and
Auxiliary Conirol Circuits
- Model 4100-8210 control panels provide audio
operation, model 4100-801 0 control panels provide
nonaudio ooeration
- Up to 31 MINIPLEX transponders can be controlled
from the fire alarm control panel
- Refer to dala sheel S4100-0015 lor Miniplex
Transponder details
- The figure to the right shows a typical audio/voice
MINIPLEX transponder system with initiating
devices and notitication, each monitored and
controlled by the control panel
REMOTE UN|T TNTERFACE, RUt (410G,0304):
- Supervised serial communication channel lor
control and monitoring of remotely located
annunciators, MINIPLEX transoonders. and l/O
panels
- Can be wired for either Class A (Style 7) or Class B
(Style 4) communications
- Connects to TrueAlert Addressable Controller to
provide individual addressable control of TrueAlert
addressable notification appliances (reter to data
sheet 54009-0003 for additional information)
- Up to four RUI modules can be installed
LED/LCD ANNUNCIATION
Optional interface modules are available for remote
and/or local conlrol panel annunciation. The LEDs are
programmable for slow rate, fast rate pulse or steady
illumination.
Annunciation capacity is up to 2000 points, where
one annunciation point is either: one LED or one switch
on an LED/Switch module, one LED driver output on a
Graphic Driver, or one switch input on a Graphic Switch
Input Module
64/64 LED/SW|TCH CONTROLLER (4100-0301 ):
- Interfaces up to 64 LEDs and 64 switches to the
master conlroller via serial communications
- Continuously monitors switches for changes in status
- Supervises and controls LEDs
- Supervises LED/switch module placement
24 PO|NT UO GRAPHTC TNTERFACE (4100-0302):
- Each of the 24 points can be individually
contigured as either a switch input or a lamp driver
- Lamp driver output is 150 mA (+24 VDC common)
- Outputs can be steady, slow pulse, or fasl pulse
- Switch inputs can monitor 2 position or 3 position
switches
Lamp test input is provided
Provides supervised monitoring and/or control for
smoke control applications
MINIPLEX
Transponder #1
4100-8210 MINIPLEX
Control Panel
MINIPLEX System Example
LED/SWITCH MODULES
- Modules contain socketed LEDs to allow selection
of LED color choice to indicate soecific functions
- Switch modules can be used to pertorm manual
control such as lor HVAC, pressurization fans,
damper control, speaker circuits, etc.
LED/SWITGH MODULE SELECTION
SERIAL LCD ANNUNCIATORS
The 4603-9101 LCD annunciator provides remote
annunciation and control using an interface and display
similar to that of the 4100 panel. (lf multiple alarms
occur, display ol lirst alarm requires operator
intervention.) Information is transmined over a single
twisted, shielded pair. Other styles of serial
annunciators can be connected on the same pair of
wires. (Reler to data sheet 54603-0001 .)
4603-9101 LCD Annunciator
s4100-0013-14
Styls 7, FUI
Communications
Eighl red LEDS, eight green LEDS, and eight
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MOI'NTING REFERENCE
Model Number
2975-9190
2975-9191
2975-91
193
2975-9't94
2975-9195
41 0014120 Cabinet Dimensions
Slze
2-Unit
3' (76 mm) minimum
24' (610 mm) maximum
Helght
20 314"
(527 mm)
Cablnet Width
25 314
(6s4 mm)
Cablnet Oepth
6 314'
(171 mm)
Door Wldth
26318"
(670 mm)
4-Unit 6-Unit
IMPORTANT: Distance between cabinets must be
no less than 3 inches (76 mm) and no
more than 24 inches (610 mm).
Simplex, the Sinplex loga, MAPNET , MINIPLEX, WALKIEST, TrueAlarm, and TrueAlen arc eilher ted€na*s ot regbtercd
tademarks ot simplex nme Recoder Co. in the U.S. and/ot othet counties. NFPA is a registercd tadematu ol the
National Firc Protection Association.
Installation Delail
Side View
NOTE: A system ground must be provided lor
Earth Detection and transient protection
devices. This connection shall be made
to an approved, dedicated Earth
connection per NFPA 70, Article 250,
and NFPA 780.
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(921 mm)
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(1324 mm)
2-Unit
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410014120 Universal Transponder (UT) Feature ldentification
4120r OescrlDtlon 0uantlty Slandby Curent (mA)Alarm Cunenl (mA)Module Size
4100-8018 Transponder cabinet, nonpower-limited,
reouires 4'l00-6051
8511 Universal transDonder (UTl
8601 UT with audio
8602 Voice command center UT
410014120
-R911 Add to exisling UT, 4100 or 4'120
7560 NPU voice interface. microohone onlv 4
7561 NPU voice inlerface. Dhone and microohone 4
7501 WO LCD disolav 177 2
6050 Powerlimited listino
4100t4120-
6051 Nonpower-limiled listing
6005 6 A with 4 A charoer (UD lo 50 Ah)100 100
6014 Modular network interface J5 2
0142 RS485 media card 40 40
o143 Fiber oDtic media card 3S
0144 Modem media card 50 50
6023 Phvsical bridoe. SVle 4. Class B 260 260
6024 Phvsical bridoe. Stvle 6. Class A 3@ 304
0156 I VDC module. orovides 3 A trom 28 V tao
5004 I zone Stvle B 75 '| 95
5014 8 zone Stvle D 195
4001 2 circuit Stvle Y. Class B 16 ee
401 1 2 circuit Stvle Z. Class A 16
4201 4 circuit dual channel Stvle Y. Class B 25 80
4202 2 circuit tdole channel Stvla Y. Class B 25 80
4203 4 circuit dual channel Stvle Z. Class A 25 80
4204 2 circuit triole channel Stule Z. Class A 25 80
4205 2 circuit triole channel SWle Y (Canada). Class B zl 80
4206 2 circuit triole channel Stvle Z (Canadal. Class A 25 80
4321 6 circuit Stvle Y. Class B 80
4331 6 circuit Stvle Z. Class A 80
3001 4 Relavs. 2 A with leedback t5
3002 4 Rslavs. 10 A with feedback 15 '175
3003 I Relavs. 3 A with teedback 25 280
(NOTE: suoervisorv currenl is with 'swilch lo batterv" scleclcrll
0201 25 VRMS, 25 W without power supply,
oower-limited 36 2200 2
0202 25 VRMS, Dual 25 W, with power supply,
Dowerlimited .to 4400
1203 25 VRMS. 100 W. 120 VAC. Dower-limited oat 8750 8
0203 25 VRMS. 100 W. 120 VAC. nonDower-limited 68 8750 I
0213 25 VRMS. 100 W. 240 VAC. nonoowerlimit€d 68 8750 8
0207 70 VRMS. 100 W. 120 VAC. nonoower-limited oa1 8750 8
o217 70 VRMS. 100 W. 240 VAC. nonoower-limited otl 8750 I
'1207 70 VRMS. 90 W. 120 VAC. oower-limited oat 8750 8
Total
oct I
' Products are 4120 orefix unless indicaled otherwise.
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' Products are 4120 Drefix unless indicated olheMise.
" Special mounting allocalions, refer to Simplex data sheet
s4100-ooo7
Simplex, the Simplex logo, MAPNET, atd TrueAlarm are rcgbtercd tndemafts ol the Simpbx nme Recotdet Co.in the
US and/ot othet counties. VESDA is a registered Uadema* ol Vision Prcducts Pty Ltd.s4100-0020-5 8/00
II"Simpler(
All specifications and other inlormation shown were currenl as of printing and are subject to change without notice.
Westminster. Massachusetts 0144'1-0001 U. S. A.
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Fire Alarm Systems
Fire Alarm Controls
UL, ULC Listed 4100 Series MAPNET ll/TrueAlarm
FM Approved Addressable Modules and lsolator Modules
MAPNET r" rentuRes
o An addressable two-wire circuit that provides
individual*:
- Supervision and identification of initiating devices
- Supervision and operation of notification
appliance circuits
- Operation of control relays
- Support of TrueAlarm@ analog sensing devices'
o Module 4100-01 10 characteristics:
- Capacity of up to 127 addressable devices per
channel (one channel per module)
- Class B or Class A communications wiring
- Retrofit applicalions can often use existing wiring
- Multiple modules can be mounted in the control
panel (refer to specilic conlrol panel for details)
. Zone adapter modules (ZAMs) are available to
connect conventional (non-addressable)
initiating devices to MAPNET ll circuits
. Compatible with Simplex:
- 4 l OO series fire alarm control panels
- lt'ttttlPtEt' transoonders
- Universaltransoonders
- 4120 Networks"
r Optional fault isolation modules:
- Panel mount module is available wilh four outout
circuits, Class A or Class B
- Single circuit line powered modules are available
lor remote mounting in surface or flush mount trim
TrueAlarm ANALOG SENSING FEATURES
. Analog information is digitally transmitted to the
control panel to provide:
- Automatic environmental compensalion to
accurately maintain sensor sensitivity
- Variable sensitivity settings
- Automatic daily sensor alarm simulation test
- Selectable day/night operation mode
- Automatic dirty and excessively dirty sensor
indication
' MAPNET addrassablo communications is protecled by U.S.
Patent No. 4,796,O25. TrueAlarm analog detection is protected
by U.S. patent numbers 5,173,683 and 5,155,468.
" When configuring modules for use in a 4120 Network,
substitute prefix 4120 for 4100.
O 1998 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights rcserved.
To additional MAPNET ll devices, up to 127 total
to Device(s)
Simolex 4100 Series Fire Alarm Control Panel
with MAPNET ll Devices
DESCRIPTION
Model 41 00-01 1 0 addressable modules communicale
with remote addressable devices to provide initiation,
notification, and control. Operating over a two wire
MAPNET ll circuit, individual initiating devices such as
smoke and heat sensors, manual fire alarm stations, and
sorinkler flow switch contacts can communicate their
identity and status.
Individual addressability allows the location and the
condition of each device to be displayed on the 4100
control panel and on system annunciators. Additionally,
notification appliance circuits (horns, bells, stfobes, etc.)
as well as other conlrol circuits (lans, dampers, etc.) may
also be individually controlled. Up to a combined total ol
127 addressable monitor and control devices may be
intermixed on the same common pair of wires.
TrueAlarm srnoke
sensor wilh base
TrueAlarm thermal
sensor with base
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DESCRf PTION, Continued
Multiple 4'100-0110 modules may be installed to
accommodate a system capacity of up to 1000
addressable devices (control panel dependent).
MAPNET ll operation continuously interrogates each
addressable device on its communication channel for
status changes. Two-way dala communication are
supported over a multi-drop, 'T-tapped" pair of wires lor
any combination of up to 127 monitor and control
points. The digital poll/response techniques used
ensure high supervision integrity and will report alarm
and trouble conditions to the control panel.
Wiring. Using a tr/visted, shielded #18 AWG wire pair, a
maximum of 10,000 ft (3 km) o{ all connected lines may
be run {rom each 4100-01 10 module, provided that the
maximum distance from the module to any addressable
device is no more than 2500 ft (762 m).
Retrof it Wiring. Due to its inherent noise immunity,
many retrofit applications using unshielded wire can
support MAPNET ll communications. Retrofit using
existing wiring will typically reduce installation cost and
expedite the project. (Refer to Simplex field wiring
specitication 900-082 for addiiional information.)
TrueAlarm SVSTEM OPERATION
MAPNET ll can also communicate wiih TrueAlarm
analog smoke and lemperature sensors. Every four
seconds, smoke sensors transmit an output value
based on their smoke chamber condition.
Simpl€x 4100 Se.ies Fire
Alarm Control Pan€l
Panel mount€d 41 O0{ 1 1 0 modlle
The control panel maintains a current value, peak
value, and an average value of each sensor's output.
Status is determined by comparing the current sensor
value to its average value.
Tracking this average value as a continuously shitting
reference point filters out environmental factors that
cause shifts in sensitivity.
Programmable Sensitivity. The sensitivity of each
sensor can be field programmed at the control panel for
different levels ol smoke obscuration (in percent).
Sensor sensitivity can be individually varied
automatically by time of day, typically more sensitive at
night and less sensitive during daytime hours. In order
to evaluate whether the sensitivity should be revised,
the peak value that is stored in memory can be read
and compared to the alarm threshold, directly in
oercent.
Diagnostics and Dual Stage Operation. TrueAlarm
operation gives the control panel the ability to
automatically indicate when a sensor is dirty and
excessively dirty. The NFPA 72 requirement tor a test
of the sensitivity range of the sensors is fullilled by the
TrueAlarm ability to maintain the sensitivity level of
each sensor. Additionally, a 'two-stage" alarm
operation can be programmed in the control panel. For
example, a 170 smoke obscuration reading could cause
a local indication allowing the building security staff to
investigate, while a 3% obscuration report could
immediately initiate a system alarm.
Non-addressable lDc zon€Mwffi \;-zt-r Mi +E[-
4100 Series Addressable System One-Line Drawinq Example (Class B Wirinq Shown)
Wlring Rstsrenca
Four wires, MAPNET ll,
and 24 VDC powe.
Two wire MAPNET ll
circuit
Two wire ci.cuil:
supewised IDC or
supswised NAC zone
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MODEL 4100.0111. PANEL MOUNTED MAPNET II FAULT ISOLATOR MODULE
FEATURES
. Connects to the MAPNET l! output ol a
4100-0110 module to provide:
- Four output circuils, short circuit isolated from
each other
- Uo to 123 MAPNET ll circuits that can be
assigned as required to any or all of the lour
output circuits
- (Four consecutive MAPNET ll addresses are
required to be assigned to the 4100-01 1 1 for
circuit identilicalion)
. Each output has an individual diagnostic lault
indicator LED
r Each circuit can operate Class B (Style 4) or
Class A (Style 6)
DESCRIPTION
The 4100-01 11 MAPNET ll fault isolator module allows
an addressable interface module to be wired with up to
four isolated circuils of Class B or Class A operation. This
provides isolation ol a circuit with a shorted line without
interfering with the MAPNET ll communicalion lo devices
on the other circuits.
Operation involves continuously monitoring the shorted
lines and automatically restoring normal communications
when the shorted line condition has been corrected. The
module also contains a trouble LED per circuit tor ease in
locating lhe faulty circuit. Each fault isolator module
reouires four consecutive MAPNET ll device addresses
to be dedicated for its operation to advise the control
oanel of the circuit fault location.
T D"- II controt f---
Four isolat€d outsut circuits
trom the 4100-011 1 lsolalor
module
Pan€l mounted 4100{111
lsolator module
Panel mounted 4100-01 10
MAPNET ll module
ww
i,------.
4100 Series Addressable System with the 4100-0111 Fault lsolator Module
Connected to Four Circuits (Class B Wiring Shown)
Non.addr€ssable IOC zone
Wlrlng Relsrenc€
Four wires, MAPNET ll,
and 24 VDC porer
Two wir€ MAPNET ll
drcuil
Trvo wire circuit:------. sup€Msed IOC or
supowis€d NAC zon€
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' MODEL 2190-9169/9170. MAPNET lt
FEATURES
' lsolates input lrom output in the event of a
MAPNET ll short circuit:
- Properly locating isolators allows the system to
optimize operation by isolating shorted wiring
- Control panel reporting of active and inactive
devices assists in locating the fault
- lnitial system power-up frequently encounters
short circuit wiring laults, using isolalors can
expedite system set-up
' Available in two mounting styles:
- Model 2190-9169 for sudace mount
(mounting plate is 4 5/16'[109 mm] square)
- Model 2190-9170 for tlush mount
(mounting plate is 4 314" 1121 mml square)
- Mounts in standard 4" square electrical box.
2 1/8" minimum depth
' Operating power is supplied by the MAPNET ll
communications lines (see installation note 2):
- Up to lour remote isolator modules may be
connected without channel loading impact
. Can be connected to the 4100-0111 panel mount
isolator module for additional isolation
' Output terminal strip provides dual terminal
connections for wiring convenience
LINE POWERED ISOLATORS
DESCRIPTION
Line powered isolator modules provide bi-directional short
circuit protection for MAPNET ll communication lines.
When properly located, remotely mounted isolators can
optimize communication integrity by creating device
groups. Any group with short circuited wiring can be
isolated, allowing communications to continue to the
other groups.
These remote isolators are typically wired such that a
Class A loop is available to feed Class B wiring runs, or
connected as an entire Class A circuit.
INSTALLATION NOTES
1. Loading requirements. lf more than four modules
are used on a single MAPNET ll channel, each
additional isolator module reduces the channel
loading capacity by six addresses (5 modules = 121
addresses, 6 modules + 115 addresses, 7 modules
+ 109 addresses, etc.)
2. Refer to installation instructions 574-674 tol
additional information.
3. Refer to MAPNET ll distance and wiring
requirements when applying line powered isolator
modules.
4. Refer to diagram notes below for additional
installation information.
Panel mounted 4100-01 1 1
lsolator module (see nole 3)
(see note 3) i
MAPNET ll Wirinq Reference One-Line Diagram with Line Powered lsolator Modules
Separate loops, MAPNET ll channels
or isolalor module circuits
NOTES:
1 . For simplicity, only line pow€red isolators and smoke sensors are shown.
Other MAPNET ll dovices are compatible wilh these wiring options.
2. Class A loop wiring with Class B device wiring is typical of a Class A ris€r
supplying lloor devicas wired Class B.
3. These MAPNET ll wiring examples can be wited lo the panel mounl isolalor
output or directly to th8 MAPNET ll module output depending on applicalion
requiremenls. lf wired directly to the MAPNET ll module output, locate the
first and last isolalot modules close-nippled (within 3 ft) of the control
panel cabinel.
s410G0002-8 6/98
-
Symbol Reterence
2190-9169 or 2190-9170 Une powered
isolator
Smoke sensor with base shown as typical
ot comoatible MAPNET ll devices.
S.Simplel(
Sinplcr, thc Sintplcr lo8o, MAPNET, MINIPLEX.
and TrueAlann arc reSistcrcd trademar*s tt th?
Simolcr Tinc Recorder Co.
Gardner, Massachusetts 01441-0001 U. S. A.
Otficas and Representatives Throughout the Wodd
visit us on the world wide we6 al www.simPlexnet.com.
All specilications and othef information shown were curent as ol printing and arB subi€ct to change without notice.
5-Simplel(M ulti-Application Peripherals
and Accessories
UL Listed
ULC Listed.
FM Approved
Annunciators
4603-9101
Serial LCD Annunciator
FEATURES
. Remote LCD annunciator for use with:
- 40201410014120 Fire Alarm Control Panels
- 41OO{412O Universal Transponders
. Information display teatures:
- Wide viewing angle, super-twist LCD
technology with green LED backlighting
- Two lines ol 40 characters each
- LED status indicators
- During battery backup, backlighting is disabled
until there is switch activity
. Controls include:
- Switches for system acknowledge, alarm
silence, and system reset
- Four programmable control switches
- LampiLCD test
o Information is transmitted over one twisted,
shielded pair
. Flush mount on standard electrical boxes
. Options
2975-9206, Surface mount box
4603-91 1 1, Brushed aluminum lrim
DESCRIPTION
Simplex 460&9101 LCD annunciators provide
remote control and annunciation with an 80 character,
back-lit, alphanumeric, LCD readout. Information is
presented in clear, descriptive English language and
includes: point status (alarm, trouble, etc.); alarm type
(smoke deteclor, manual slation, etc.); number of
system alarms, supervisory conditions, and trouble
conditions; and a custom location label. A single
twisted, shielded wire pair provides serial
communications that also supports other models of
Simplex serial annunciators on the same wire pair.
Consult local code requirements for guidance in
determining applicalions and location of the 4603-9101
LCD annunciator.
' uLc Listed mod6l is 4603-9101c.
@ 1999 Simplex 'Time Recordar Co. All rights reseryed.
4603-9101 LCD Annunciator
SPECIFICATIONS
General Openting Sp
Voltage 20.4 to 32 VDC, system supplied
Normal Operating Currenl 170 mA, backlighling enabled
Ballery
Current
30 mA, backlighting disabled
170 mA, backlighting enabled
Operating Temperature 32. F to 120" F (0" C to 49" C)
10% to 90% lrom 32. F to 104" F
(0" C to 40" C)
Steel, painted light beige
Trim Dimensions 4 1/2" H x 1'l 13/16'W
(114 mm x 300 mm)
Trim Hardware Supplied with both slotted and
tamper-resistant screws
Operating Humidity Hange
Mechanical Specif ications
Slandard Trim
Optional Trim
(Ordered separately)
NOTE: General Conduil
Entrance Requirement
Surface
Mount Box
(Ordered
separalely)
Flush Mounl Box Relercnce
(By others)
Brushed aluminum,
model 4603-91 1 1
:
Conduit entrance must be localed a
minimum ol 2 3/4'(70 mm) lrom the
front of the box lo clear assembly
2975-9206
1 1 31/32'Wx4 5i8" H x2 3/4' D
(304 mm x 117 mm x 70 mm)
rvory
6-Gang, 3 1/2" (89 mm) deep:
RACO 965, 6-gang masonry box;
MCO 590, gangable swilch box,
6 required; or equal
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DEgCRtpTtON (Continued)
Alarm, Supervisory, and Trouble conditions are also
indicated by dedicated LEDS and a tone-alert audible
sounder. Each condition has a dedicated acknowledge
push-button switch that silences the tone-alert but
leaves the LED on until all conditions in that category
are restored to normal. Switch ooeration is either
globally or individually acknowledgeable, determined by
the control panel operation. Repeated operation of the
appropriate acknowledge switch will scroll the LCD
display showing activity in the sequence of occurrence.
The tone-alert also pulses to indicate the operation of
any of the push-button switches.
OPERATION
System Controls. Notification appliances can be
deaclivated by pressing the'ALARM SI LENCE' switch.
(Exact operation is determined by the host control
panel such as visible appliances remaining on until
system is reset.) Pressing the'SYSTEM BESET'
switch restores the system to normal operation.
SYSTEM CONNECTION REFERENCE
(Not drawn to scale)
OpERATfON (Continued)
When system activity is normal, the LCD displays the
time, date, and "SYSTEM lS NORMAL."
Control Switches. Four programmable "CONTROL"
switches and associated LEDs are included. Typical
applications include manual evacuation, door holder
release bypass, and elevator capture bypass.
Keyswitch Enable. All switches on the annunciator are
controlled by the "ENABLr keyswitch with a key that is
removable only in the disabled position. A briel
lamp/LCD test is performed whenever the keyswitch is
changed lrom enabled to disabled.
Battery Backup Operation. During battery backup, the
LED backlighting is disabled to conserve battery power.
When an annunciator switch is activaled, the
backlighting is automatically enabled. After
approximately 30 seconds of inactivity, the backlighting
will again be disabled.
4603-91 01 LCD Annunciator
WIRING:
Communications require a single #18 AWG twisted,
shielded pair.
Power requires 2, #18 to #12 AWGlor 24 VDC system
power.
Provide Earth Ground connection to electrical box.2
Typical Fire Alarm Control Panel
Simplex and thd Sinplex logo are rcgistered ttadematk ol the Simplex nme Racotdet Co.
1.
4. Refer to Installation lnstruclions 574-031 lor addilional
wiring specifications.
4603-9101 LCD Annunciator
s4603-0001-9 12/99
S.Simplen Gardner, Massachusetts 01lK1-0001 U. S. A.
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5.5implel(Multi-Application Peripherals
and Accessories
UL, ULC Listed
FM Approved
Communicating Devices
MAPN ET I lt Communications
Individually Addressable Devices
FEATURES
. Individually addressable communications over a
single pair of wires for interfacing to:
- Initiating devices
- Notification appliance circuits
- Control relays
. Fire alarm control panel displays device location
and stalus, for use with Simplex:
- 4100 Series lire alarm control panels
- 4100 Series Universal Transoonders
- 4120 Series Network node fire alarm control
paners
- 4020 Series fire alarm control panels
- 2120 Communicaling Device Transponders
. Zone Adapter Modules (ZAMS):
- Provide addressable interface to conventional
zoned circuits
. MAPNET ll communications' can be wired:
- NFPA Style 4/Class B or Style 6/Class A
- Style 4/Class B communications may be wired
either "T' tapped or ln/Out
o Convenient DIP switch address selection
c UL listing Standards:
- Addressable stations are listed to Standard 38
- All other MAPNET ll addressable devices are
listed to Standard 864
INTRODUCTION
MAPNET ll communicating devices individually
annunciate identity and accurate stalus to the connected
control panel. Applications include interface to manual fire
alarm stations, sprinkler flow switches (or any typical lire
detecling device) and addressable control.
New inslallation wiring is via twisted, shielded wire.
Performance is compatible with most relrolit wiring where
unshielded and untwisted wire exist.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
MAPNET ll input........................24 to 40 VDC with data
Current............ ...........see chart, page 2
Address Means.............. DlP switch, S position
Ternperature..................32o F to 120" F (0" C to 49" C)
Humidity.............857" non-condensing @ 86" F (30'C)
@ 1999 SimDlex Time RecorderCo. All riohts reserved.
Addressable Manual Stations
Zone Adapter Modules (ZAMs)
Supervised Individual Addressable Module (lAM)
' MAPNET addressable communication operalion is protected by
U-S. Patenl No. 4,796,025.
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MAPNET IIADDRESSABLE DEVICE SELECTION CHART
Mod,el
2099-9795
Descrlptlon
Action
Current
Supplied by
MAPNET ll communications
2099-9797 Single Action, 'Local Fire Alarm" Cover
2099-9796 Double Action, Breakglass
2099-9761 Double Action, Push-Pull
2099-9135 Double Action, Push-Pull withoul Simplex logo
2099-9813 Semi-flush Trim Plate
Not Applicable2099-9814 Surface Trim Plate
2975-5178 Back Box
Addressable Manual Fire Alarm Stations***(refer to page 3)
Zone Adapter Modules, Monitor ZAMst (separate 24VDC power required)(refer to page 4)
Zone Adapter Modules, Signal and Control ZAMs* (separale 24 VDC power required) (reier to page 5)
Addressable Supervised IAM'(refer to page 7)
: Doscrlpton
Supervised IAM**
' For ULC listed producls, add a'C" suflix (example: 2098-9201 C).
" 2190-9lT2 is considered as l.5 devices each for MAPNET ll circuit loading. Reter to data shset S21904018 for more information.." For ULC lisled products, add the suffix 'C' il in English, 'CF" if in French, or'CB' il Eilingual.
Model
2190-9153
Cover Type
Surface
Descrlption
Monitor ZAM, Style D
SupervlsoryCunent
I
Alerm Cunent
I
2o mA @ 24VDC | ,o mA @ 24vDC
2190-91 54 Ftusn
2190-9155 Surface
Monitor ZAM. Stvle B
2190-9156 Flush
2190-9157 Surface
4-Wire Detector ZAM
2190-9158 Flush
Model
21 90-9159
Covor Type
Surlace
Supervlsory Current
15 mA @ 24 VDC
Alarm Cuarent
65 mA @ 24 VDC
2190-9160 Flush
2190-9161 Surlace
Signal ZAM, Style Y 15 mA @ 24 VDC
40 mA @ 24 VDC
2190-91 62 Flush
2190-91 63 Surface Control Relay ZAM,
DPDT Contacts 10 mA @ 24 VDC
2190-9164 Flush
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MAPNET ll addressable manual stations have an
integrally mounted addressable module that monitors
the station contact status and communicates changes
to the connected control panel via the MAPNET ll
communications wiring.
ADDRESSABLE MANUAL STATIONS
Addressable Manual Stalion Mounting Options
2099-9814 Surtace lrim
for Wiremold box
5 1/8"H x 5"W
(130 mm x 127 mm)
Addressable stations are available in either single or
double aclion or single action with "Local Alarm" cover.
Mounting is surface or semi-flush using either standard
boxes or the Simplex red back box, model 2975-9178.
2099-9797, Sin gle Action
with 'LOCAL ALARM" Cover
2099-9796
Double Aclion, Breakglass
2099-9761
Double Action, Push-Pull
Notes:
2099-9795, Sinqle Aclion
Addr€ssabl€ Manual Slation
Housing dimensions:
5"Hx3a4'Wx1'D
(127 mm x 95 mm x 25 mm)
Simplex 297$9178 box, no
mounling plate requir€d
5 3/16' H x 4" W x 2 3/16" D
(132 mm x 102 mm x 56 mm)
se€ not€ 3
Gangable switch box
(by others) see note 2
2099-9813 Semi-flush trim for 2-gang swilch box
6'H x 4 1/2" W (152 mm x 114 mm)
Wiremold receplacle
box (by othars)
see note 1
'1.Use a Wremoldt bo* no. 5744-2, deep receptacle box,4 3/q Lx43/4"Wx 2 114" D
(121 mm x 121 mm x 57 mm), with the 2099-9814 surface trim band.
Use two gangable swilch boxes, t Lx2" W x2314" D (76 mm x 51 mm x 70 mm),
with the 2099-981 3 semi-tlush trim band.
When the 2975-9'178 box is used, no trim is required.
The address code dipswitch is accessible when the pull station cover is in the'open'
oosition.
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Monitor ZAMs are used when the fire detecting devices
or supervisory switches are mounted separately from
the addressable electronics. lt orovides status
moniloring and supervision to the device circuit zone
and is used for circuits with non-addressable detectors
and for other contact closures such as waterflow and
tamper switches or non-addressable manual stations.
ZONE ADAPTER MODULE - MONITOR ZAM
Typical ZAM Mounting, Monilor, Signal, or Control
4 11/16' (119 mm) Square box,
2 1/8' (5,4 mm) &ep
ZAM ass€mbly
Monitor ZAM models are available lor monitoring as:
Style B (Class B)
Style D (Class A)
Style B with separate detector power output (4-wire
detector operation)
a
4 11/16' (119 mm)
Square exlension ring,
1 1/2' (54 mm) deep
Surface cover, 4 1 5/1 6'
squarc (125 mm)
'l- Tapped
or IN/OUT
wtnng
Class B, Style B
2- wire monitor circuit
\
t
,
t
rJ
\
Monitor ZAM Wiring Diagrams
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Signal ZAMs are used to supervise and operate
24 VDC notification appliances, speakers, and
telephone circuits. Output capacity is up to 2 A @
24VDC, or 50 W of 25 VRMS speakers, or up to three
simultaneously activated firefighter phones.
'T Tapped or
IIVOUT winng
ZONE ADAPTEH MODULE - SIGNAL ZAM
ZAM Package Reference Drawings
The signal ZAM is available for either Style Y/Class B
or Style ZClass A operation for notification appliance
circuits. Wiring diagrams are shown in the following
illustralions.
Class B/Style Y
nolilication appl iance
cirqjil (speakers
shown tor relerence)
Signal input, audio or phone
Class A/Style Z
nolilication
applianca circuit
Signal input, audio or phone
Signal ZAnt/Control ZAM
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52190{012-13 7/99 page 5
a'ZONE ADAPTER MODULE - CONTROL ZAM
' C6ntrol ZAMs are used to provide addressable control lunctions such as elevator capture, HVAC control, pressurization
fan control, damper control, etc.
Control zAM Wiring Diagram
"T' Tapped or
lN/OUT wiring
Appllcatlon
Power Limited'2A@28VDC
Non-Power Limited
' DC Voltage must b€ from a listed Fire Alarm pow€r supply.*' Induciive loads must bs properly suppressed.
lnductlve Ratlng-
1A@28VOC
1A@28VDC
1t2A@ 120VAC
Control ZAM
Control
Powgr
Control ZAM Relay Ratings (DPDT Contacts)
2A@ 28VDC
112 A @ 120VAC
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SUPERV|SED tNDtVtDUAL ADDRESSABLE MODULE (tAM), MODEL 2190-9172
The 2190-9172 Supervised IAM orovides location
specific addressability to a single initiating device or
multiple devices by monitoring normally open, dry
contacts. Closure ol the monitored contacts initiates an
alarm. An open in the initiating circuit wiring will cause
a trouble to be reported at the fire alarm control panel.
The smalf package size of 2 114" Lx 1 118" W x 1/2" D
(57 mm x 29 mm x 13 mm) allows easy mounting.
ll the initiating device contacts are momeniary, such as
from a rate-of-rise heat deteclor, enabling the latch
leature allows the IAM to latch the alarm condition until
the system is reset. For applications where the contact
closure latches, or if its condition needs to be tracked at
the control panel, non-latching operation may be
enabled.
The lollowing illuslrates typical connection inlormation
for inlerfacing into a Simplex fire alarm control panel via
MAPNET ll. Use with a single station detector is to
annunciate the alarm status and to supervise the
connector. By using a separate, additional lAM, an
isolated heat sensor contact can be monitored.
Typical Supervised IAM Wiring Diagrams
MONTTOR +
c/ELLOW)TYPICAL IN]nAT|NG DEVICES
*
MAPNET II
CONNECNON
MMIMUM DISTANCE FBOM ENO€F.LINE
RESISTOR TO MONITOR WIRES IS 4OO FT.
MAPNET II
CONNECTION
ALTERNATE
END.OF.LINE
LOCATION
(100 ko , 1/2w)
219G9172
SUPEBVISED
IAM
INTERNAL
END.OF.LINE
RESISTOR
TYPICAL
SINGLE STATION
SMOKE DETECTOB
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Supervised IAM Mounting with Slngle Station Detector
4" (102 mm) Square box,
2 1/8" (il mm) deep
Single Station (Residential) Detector
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