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FCP-500 Series
3. Installation
Dismantling Detector
1. Push on the center of the detector's front plate. The detector head springs out of the base.
2. Remove the detector head from the base.
3. Lift the trim ring by the edge to remove it from the base.
4. Loosen the four screws holding the base to the backbox.
5. Turn the base counter-clockwise until the screws line up with the large end of the slots. Remove the base
from the back box.
Inserting Color Rings (FCP-500-C-P and FCP-500-P)
1. Select a color.
2. From the selected color, insert the largest color ring in the trim ring.
3. Remove the detector front plate:
Insert the enclosed small opener tool (2) into the slot (3) above the
snap-fit (1) and secure it with your thumb. Grasp the edges of the detector
front plate, push gently, turn counter-clockwise, and lift.
4. From the selected color, insert the larger color ring in the outer ring, and
the smaller color ring in the inner ring of the detector front plate (see
Fig. 3.).
5. Replace the front plate cover. Ensure the tabs on the cover align with the
grooves in the detector head. The cover will lie flat on the detector head.
6. Turn the cover clockwise to lock it into place.
Note:
If the cover aligns properly, all the sensor openings in the detector head
are clearly exposed.
Ceiling Mount Back Box (FAA-500-BB-UL)
D For installation, refer to the FAA-500-BB-UL Installation Guide
(P/N 601-F.01U.003.008).
Wiring the Base (FCA-500 and FCA-500-E)
In applications which require UL listed units, the power of all connections (detector
power, trouble and alarm relay) must be taken from power limited supplies when the
cable is carried through the grommets.
Please check with the local authorities to insure mounting without the conduit connector
is allowed.
Note:
D Do not twist or loop the wires around the terminals. The wires for terminal connection must be cut,
stripped, and inserted as individual ends.
D Use the cable holders on the base for strain relief for the wires.
An FCA-500-E Four-Wire EOL Base is required
D for single detector installations
D always as the last base for each stub line.
An EOL resistor can only be attached to the FCA-500-E Four-Wire EOL Base.
D EOL resistor: The last base on the stub line has to
be a FCA-500-E. For this, place the EOL resistor
between the two screw clamps (see Fig. 4.).
D Alarm resistor: If neccessary, change the alarm
contact resistance from 0 Ω to 680 Ω by breaking
off the printed circuit board tongue (see Fig. 4.).
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Fig. 2.
Fig. 3.
For 680 Ω break off alarm resistor here!
EOL resistor
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Fig. 4.
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