DMtex S9000 Instruction Manual

DMtex S9000 Instruction Manual

Conventional sounder

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1. INTRODUCTION

S9000 is applicable for sound and flash LED indication of events registered in Fire Alarm Systems. S9000 is
compliant with EN54-3. The sounder is connected a two-wire cable on a base B9000. After being mounted on its
base, the sounder must be locked.
2.

TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply:
Alarm state current:
Sound level, type "Slow whoop" on 1m:
Frequency, pattern "Slow whoop":
Flash light signalling:
Connection to fire detector:
Degree of protecion:
Operational temperature range:
Relative humidity resistance:
Dimensions:
Weight:

3. MOUNTING THE SOUNDER

Choose the place (according to the plans of the project) for the installation of the sounder ;
Mount the base with appropriate fixings ;
Connect the electrical cables according to the attached diagram ( Figure 1) ;
When connected to a controllable output of Fire Panel
Instruction manual
CONVENTIONAL SOUNDER
S9000
Теl:
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Address :16 Nikolay Haytov Str.
5800 Pleven, Bulgaria
9-30 V DC
max.60 mА/24V DC
94dB /
24V DC
0.5 – 1,2 kHz
red
two-wire line
IP 40
minus 15ºС to 70ºС
(93 ± 3)% at 40ºС
ф100mm / h≤52mm
Ø
0.100g
+359 64 801 597
:office@dm-teh.com
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  • Page 1 S9000 1. INTRODUCTION S9000 is applicable for sound and flash LED indication of events registered in Fire Alarm Systems. S9000 is compliant with EN54-3. The sounder is connected a two-wire cable on a base B9000. After being mounted on its base, the sounder must be locked.
  • Page 2 Instruction manual S9000 Fig.1 – Place the detector base and rotate clockwise till matching markers; – Lock of the of the sounder:  Pre remove the key from the base ( Figure 2).  Break the plastic at the specified location on the bottom of the sounder ( Figure 3 Fig.2...

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