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Terminal Block Connection
Terminal 1 - Marked “FL-” Trigger for the flashlight.
Connect it to an output in the Alarm System, Active
while the input is low.
Terminals 2 - Marked “GO+” Trigger for the siren
and the flashlight, Active while the input is high.
Terminals 3 - Marked “GO-” Trigger for the siren
and the flashlight, Active while the input is low.
Terminal 4 - Marked “GND” Connect to ground of
the control unit.
Terminal 5 - Marked “+12V” Connect to a positive
Voltage output of 13.6 – 14.2Vdc source (usually
from the alarm control unit).
Terminals 6 & 7 - Marked “ TAMPER ” If a Tamper
function is required connect these Terminals to a 24hour normally closed protective zone in the control
unit. If the front cover of the siren is opened or siren
box is tearing from the wall, an immediate alarm
signal will be sent to the control unit.
3. Open the siren housing (1 screw on the front),fig
1 and remove the metal cover (2 screws),fig2.
4. Unplug the terminal(5) on the siren driver
5. Mount the siren housing on the wall.
6. Connect the wires to the terminals(5).
Important: Cut off the power before you
make the connections.
7. Plug the terminal to the drive board.
8. Power on the system and check that it
function properly.
9. Connect the Back-up battery.
Important: Keep attention to the polarity of
the Battery, a reverse polarity can cause
damage to the driver circuit.
10.Mount the metal cover by 2 screws.
11.Close the housing by 1 screw.
A
B
Fig 1
Siren BS-1 Specification
Dimensions of unit
Low
Battery
Level Battery)
Weight
(Without
Material
Operating temperature range
Case Protection Level
Dimensions of unit
Weight (Without Battery)
Operating temperature range
-2-
-10C ~ +60C
3 COM TMP
6
2
OUT
Backup Battery
SIREN BS-1
1
Low Battery Level
Material
5
+
Input Impedance (Alarm / Flash / Trigger)
Backup Battery
Tamper Switch
4
3
2
-
Input Impedance (Alarm / Flash / Trigger)
Tamper Switch
Siren Alarm Period
1
2 Trigger selector
12V OUT
Maximum Power
Siren Alarm Period
Trigger Level
1 Lamp selector
FL/ LMP
Trigger Level
Siren Includes:
1-Horn
4-Tamper
2-Lamp
5-Terminal Block
3-Battery 6-Connector
CONTROL PANEL
Power Supply Voltage
Maximum
Power
Current
consumption
(Speaker and Strobe).
Fig 2
TMR/ F.T
128dB
1850 Hz
Yelp
110dB
1m Hz
(3ft)
1300 ~@2400
Lamp
12Vdc
/
5W
1850 Hz
13.8 ~ 14.2 Vdc
Yelp
250mA~ 2400 Hz
1300
Standby:
8mA / 6W
Lamp
12Vdc
Alarm:
1600mA
13.8 ~ 14.2 Vdc@ 13.8V DC
50W (Peak)
Standby:
8mA
Trigger 1600mA
Low = Max.
Alarm:
@ 1Vdc
13.8V DC
Trigger
High
=
Min.
9Vdc
50W (Peak)
F.T- Follow trigger
Trigger Low = Max. 1Vdc
TMR - 3min.
Trigger High = Min. 9Vdc
1K Ohm
Normal Operation: Following Trigger Period
N.C 28 Vdc Maximum current 0.1 A - open when
Power Failure: max. 5 min.
cover is removed
1K Ohm
Rechargeable Lead Acid Battery 12V up to 7.2Ah
N.C 28 Vdc Maximum current 0.1 A - open when
8 Vdc +/- 0.3Vdc
cover is removed
External Box: ABS (3mm thick).
Rechargeable
Lead (0.8
Acidmm
Battery
Internal Cover: Metal
thick).12V up to
7.2Ah
L=270mm X W=193mm X H=100mm
81.85
VdcKg+/- 0.3Vdc
External
-30oC to Box:
+60oABS
C (3mm thick).
Internal
Cover:resistant
Metal (0.8 mm thick).
· Water splash
L=270mm
X W=193mm
· Plastic PC with
UV protectionX H=100mm
1.85
Kg
· Conformal
coated circuit board
FL- GO+ GO- GND +12V TAMPER
Sound Pressure Level
Fundamental Frequency
Siren Tone
Sound
Pressure
Level
Frequency
Range
Flash
Light
Fundamental Frequency
Power
Supply Voltage
Siren
Tone
Charge
Current
Frequency
RangeLimit
Current
consumption
(Speaker and Strobe).
Flash Light
Fig 3
Fig 4
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