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Xtralis VESDA VPS-VEA-115UL Installation Instructions
Xtralis VESDA VPS-VEA-115UL Installation Instructions

Xtralis VESDA VPS-VEA-115UL Installation Instructions

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VESDA Power Supply Model VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL
Operation
TThe Xtralis Model VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL are power supplies that convert a 120VAC / 60Hz or
230VAC / 50Hz respectively input to 24VDC nominal output (see specifications). They are intended for use in applications
requiring UL Listing for Fire Protective Signaling. The units must be installed in accordance with the National Electric Code
(NFPA70), the National Fire Code (NFPA72), and all other applicable local codes necessary for compliance with the local
authority having jurisdiction.
Space is provided in the VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL power supply cabinet for up to two 12V / 35AH or
36AH batteries (configured for 24V). For a larger standby capacity in a single VESDA-E VEA installation or when more than
one VESDA-E VEA detector is to be powered, use model VEA-BAT battery enclosure to house up to two 12V / 35AH or
36AH batteries or use a UL1481, ULC-S527 or UL864 Listed enclosure
Operation Overview
The VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL is a power supply intended to power the VESDA-E VEA Detector Base
Unit plus up to two (2) VESDA-E VEA Detector Stacks (see battery table). A power failure indication is provided via a
dry relay contact (Form C) which transfers due to:
1. AC input loss,
2. a low AC input voltage,
3. a loss of battery voltage,
4. a short circuit of the battery leads or
5. a short circuit of any of the DC power outputs.
Refer to the wiring diagram located on the VEA unit for proper connections.
Note: The screw terminals can accommodate up to two wires each, provided the wires sit under the terminal
clamp on opposite sides of the screw.
Power Supply Capacity and Recommended Battery Requirements
Battery requirements and recommendations for typical power supply loads.
VESDA-E VEA Configuration
Base Configuration 1xVEA-040-A00/A10 +
1x VER-A40-040-STX
Add 1xVEA-020/040-STX + 1xVER-A40-040-
STX to the Base Configuration
Add 2xVEA-020/040-STX + 2xVER-A40-040-
STX to the Base Configuration
For use with the Listed VESDA-E VEA Detector Base Units and VESDA-E VEA Detector Stacks
Max. charging current 5.3A. Max. AMP/HOUR capacity battery for charging 108AH.
Input
VPS-VEA-115UL:
VPS-VEA-230UL:
In-rush:
Input Fuse
5A / 250V, Bussman P/N SR-5. To replace fuse (F1), disconnect power to unit, wait 5 seconds, remove fuse by lifting
it. Insert new fuse into its socket.
Output
27VDC / 2.8A
Continuous, 27VDC / 5A alarm
Installation Instructions for
Power Supply/Alarm Load
1A/1.8A
1.9A/3.4A
2.8A/5A
120VAC / 2.0A/60Hz
230VAC / 1.0A/50Hz
4.1A
.
24 hours of standby operation and 30
minutes of alarm
24V/35AH or 36AH
24V/70AH or 72AH
24V/105AH or 108AH

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Summary of Contents for Xtralis VESDA VPS-VEA-115UL

  • Page 1 VESDA Power Supply Model VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL Operation TThe Xtralis Model VPS-VEA-115UL and VPS-VEA-230UL are power supplies that convert a 120VAC / 60Hz or 230VAC / 50Hz respectively input to 24VDC nominal output (see specifications). They are intended for use in applications requiring UL Listing for Fire Protective Signaling.
  • Page 2 This document is subject to copyright owned by Xtralis. You agree not to copy, communicate to the public, adapt, distribute, transfer, sell, modify or publish any contents of this document without the express prior written consent of Xtralis.

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